NOON collaborative LP by Richard Skelton and Lawrence English

NOON collaborative LP by Richard Skelton and Lawrence English is the artists’ first collaborative LP and is scheduled for release by Phantom Limb on 20 November 2026. The album consists of four long-form tracks, and the announcement notes that the lead track ‘Sprites’ is accompanied by a video. The collaboration arose from conversations in 2021 that focused on volatile environmental conditions, including floods and extreme weather in Australia and storms affecting Ireland’s Atlantic coastline. The artists describe NOON as a “palindrome of listening practices” and as a shared temporal marker that reminds us of the finite turnings of our world.

NOON is the first collaborative LP by Richard Skelton and Lawrence English, titled NOON and scheduled for release by Phantom Limb on 20 November 2026. The album consists of four long-form tracks. The collaboration developed from conversations in 2021 that focused on volatile environmental conditions, including floods and extreme weather in Australia and storms on Ireland’s Atlantic coastline.

Skelton and English described NOON as “a palindrome of listening practices and experimentation” and as “a shared temporal marker that reminds us of the vastly finite turnings of our world.” A video accompanies the LP’s lead track, ‘Sprites’. These reported details summarize the factual information provided about the NOON collaborative LP by Richard Skelton and Lawrence English.

In 2021, Richard Skelton and Lawrence English held conversations that led to their collaboration on the LP NOON. Those conversations focused on volatile environmental conditions, specifically floods and extreme weather in Australia and storms that affected Ireland’s Atlantic coastline. These discussions formed the context in which the two artists began their first collaborative LP.

From those conversations Skelton and English produced NOON, which consists of four long-form tracks. The artists wrote: “NOON operates as a palindrome of listening practices and experimentation, and moreover as a shared temporal marker that reminds us of the vastly finite turnings of our world.” The lead track on the album is titled ‘Sprites’, and the announcement notes also that a video accompanies that track. Phantom Limb is scheduled to release NOON on 20 November 2026.

Richard Skelton and Lawrence English wrote: “NOON operates as a palindrome of listening practices and experimentation, and moreover as a shared temporal marker that reminds us of the vastly finite turnings of our world.”

The quoted passage includes the phrase ‘palindrome of listening practices’ and pairs that phrase with the word ‘experimentation’ within the same sentence, as printed in the announcement. The quotation also contains the expression ‘shared temporal marker’ and the clause ‘reminds us of the vastly finite turnings of our world’ verbatim as part of the same statement. The provided announcement does not include other direct quotations from the artists beyond this joint statement.

Known media related to the NOON LP includes a video for the lead track ‘Sprites’. The announcement identifies the ‘Sprites’ video as part of the album’s accompanying materials and presents it alongside details of the LP. The provided material does not enumerate any additional media items, such as singles, trailers, or other videos associated with the release.

The announcement does not supply production credits or technical specifications for the ‘Sprites’ video, and it omits information on runtime, director, release platform, or premiere date. The available sources do not provide this information. No other audiovisual accompaniments are specified in the provided material.

NOON is the first collaborative LP by Richard Skelton and Lawrence English. The album consists of four long-form tracks and is scheduled for release by Phantom Limb on 20 November 2026. The announcement identifies the lead track as ‘Sprites’, and it notes that a video accompanies that track.

The collaboration developed from conversations in 2021 that focused on volatile environmental conditions, including floods and extreme weather in Australia and storms affecting Ireland’s Atlantic coastline. The artists wrote: “NOON operates as a palindrome of listening practices and experimentation, and moreover as a shared temporal marker that reminds us of the vastly finite turnings of our world.”

The announcement does not provide production credits, runtime, director information, release platform, or premiere date for the ‘Sprites’ video, and it does not list additional related media.

Conclusion

NOON marks the first full length collaboration between Richard Skelton and Lawrence English, a four track LP due from Phantom Limb on 20 November 2026. Emerging from 2021 conversations about extreme weather, floods, and Atlantic storms, the record frames environmental volatility through long form composition and experimental listening practices. The artists describe the work as a palindrome of listening practices and a shared temporal marker that calls attention to the finite turnings of the world. The lead track Sprites is accompanied by a video. Listeners can expect immersive textures, field recordings, and meditative pacing that reflect climate and place.

• Four long form tracks blending ambient, drone, soundscapes and field recordings.
• Themes of climate, place, and temporal reflection inform textures and structure.
• Released by Phantom Limb on 20 November 2026 with a video for Sprites.

Richard Skelton and Lawrence English collaborated on the LP NOON, which is their first collaborative LP. Scheduled for release by Phantom Limb on 20 November 2026, the record comprises four long-form tracks. The announcement identifies the lead track as ‘Sprites’ and notes that a video accompanies that track.

The collaboration arose from conversations in 2021 that focused on volatile environmental conditions, including floods and extreme weather in Australia and storms affecting Ireland’s Atlantic coastline. Those discussions informed the development of the four long-form tracks that make up the album. The artists wrote: “NOON operates as a palindrome of listening practices and experimentation, and moreover as a shared temporal marker that reminds us of the vastly finite turnings of our world.” The available sources do not provide this information.

NOON operates as a palindrome of listening practices and experimentation, and moreover as a shared temporal marker that reminds us of the vastly finite turnings of our world.

A video accompanies the album’s lead track ‘Sprites’, as noted in the announcement. No other related media items are listed in the provided material. The announcement does not include production credits, runtime, director information, release platform, or premiere date for the ‘Sprites’ video.

The available sources do not provide technical specifications, distribution details, or additional audiovisual accompaniments for NOON. No singles, trailers, or further videos are specified in the provided material. This summary is limited to the media information presented in the announcement. The provided announcement omits any further media-related details.