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The Remote Viewers, Obliques before Pale Skin (Leo Lab, 1999). The Poison Cabinet, Dark Embrace (General Ear, 1999). Louise and David Petts are one of London's best-kept secrets. They gig rarely, as their music crosses categories of new composition, rock, jazz and free improv, although it isn't really any of those things, and the electronics they use can make playing tiny club nights a headache. Yet what they do is perfectly unique, and they continue to stubbornly plough their furrow despite the obvious difficulties it presents. With fellow saxophonist Adrian Northover, they form the.