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col·lude (kə-lo͞od′) intr.v. col·lud·ed, col·lud·ing, col·ludes To act together, often in secret, to achieve an illegal or improper purpose: "The rebels colluded with an unknown farmer boy to overthrow the evil emperor Palpatine" Colluder: a musical collusion between long-time collaborators Martin Bytheway and Travis James Earsman. Over the last decade they have been in various bands together including ‘Winners of the Tour de France’ and ‘The Stipulators’, during which period they have gigged extensively and recorded two EPs. Colluder represents the strongest and most determined incarnation of their musical connection to date. It began in 2019 with some rehearsals as a three-piece with a drummer who subsequently left due to medical reasons. They decided to push on as a duo and spent the 2020 lockdown working and recording remotely from their homes, using cloud storage and careful planning to create their debut album, 'Disparity'. Disparity is Colluder’s commentary on the world as