A non-genre-specific group of musicians led by composer-collaborators    Brendan Hains and Leigh Underhill from Melbourne, Australia.

To attempt categorization the following descriptions may apply:          progressive-rock/jazz/ambient/world/fusion. 

Influences  (which may or may not be evident or obvious in the resultant music):

Robert Fripp, King Crimson, Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Brian Eno, Shadowfax, Peter Gabriel, Mick Karn, Mike Gibbs, Return to Forever, Brand X, Miles Davis, Jaco Pastorius, Mike Oldfield, John McLaughlin, George Benson,  Bill Frisell, Steve Hackett, Andy Summers…

Musician credits:

Brendan Hains        guitars

Leigh Underhill        bass, mellotron

Justin Humphries     drums

Craig Beard            marimba, vibraphone, percussion

Julien Wilson          saxophone

The Changing's self-titled album was originally recorded between 1994 and 1996 but was never officially released. Inspired by the release of Brendan Hains' new album "Modal Nomad", the chief

perpetrators Hains & Underhill have decided to re-make/re-model many of the original tracks for a new release in 2007. With guidance from Arthur "Two Sheds" Jackson, The Changing shall       return interfrastically.

CD available soon through www.cdbaby.com

Links: 

www.brendanhains.com

Contact: info@thechanging.net

The monumentally brainless Baldrick: "I have a cunning plan..." 

Edmund Blackadder: "The last time you had a cunning plan you solved the problem of your mother's low ceilings by cutting off her head".