On the top floor of RG Scotts in Margate youll find an assortment of tables tables that became field recordings, then programmed scatter rhythms, and eventually the foundations of the new solo album from Mike Lindsay: supershapes (volume 1).

Its the first instalment in a series of records from the Mercury Prize-winning producer and mixing engineer (whos also the co-founder of UK acid folktronica band Tunng, and one half of electronic alt-psych duo LUMP, with Laura Marling), a series that explores the miraculous in the mundane. Volume 1 looks widely at everyday domestic objects, especially tables, coffee table books, and the daily rituals that shape us, heavily focusing on the majestic in the domestic.

The album is a kind of table in its own right: those who sit round it include Anna B Savage and many other musicians and artists a sense of collaboration that has run through all of Lindsays work.

Tracklist:

Side A
A1. lie down
A2. ruins in reverse
A3. table
A4. pretender to surrender
A5. kachumber

Side B
B1. two blues
B2. its all for you
B3. do what
B4. content
B5. i was the thief