We’re now back from Paris and proud to announce, the Treehouse and P for Panther debut releases are now available to buy on iTunes US, UK and European online stores - You can also purchase the CDs and mp3s right here in our woodshed shop - To make things easier for everyone, our prices are now in Euros, American dollars and British Pounds.

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Fresh from the gorgeous shores of Iceland comes Skurken, a musician who has revisited and reworked P for Panther’s track Hammock. Click on the music player below for an 18 minute blend of his music. Tracklisting:

1. Remix of Hammock by P for Panther
2. Isolette
3. Gabrielo
4. Tansey & Kleiner
5. Kern

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“Melody is everything to me. My influences include corny Icelandic 80’s ballads, jazz, funk and soul, old computer game themes, drum&bass, breakbeat, elves and nature too, I’m Icelandic after all. Someone said my music is ‘emo’. I hope they’re right - assuming the term ‘emo’ means what I think it does.” Skurken

To check out Skurken’s debut release click here or visit his myspace

Jennifer Ward has just finished painting the P for Panther CD cover for their debut release “cubism”. She has created a dark moody piece reminiscent of the haunting music created by the group. The back cover features the Parisian apartment where the artists recorded the majority of their first EP but with a twist; they’ve fallen through a hole in the floor and can been seen as traditional puppets with their strings cut, below in a dark basement. To see more of Jennifer’s work click here

P for Panther’s cubism EP is currently being printed and shrink wrapped and will be for sale via the woodshed shop in the near future.

P for Panther have just composed music to a short film Directed by Marilou Chabert, François Goupil and Anna Mimouni. The short was entered into a competition organised by Michel Gondry. There were around 2,500 enteries and sadly the film didn’t win. However it has been entered into the Montreal Film Festival.

To view the film - click here