Friday, 15 August 2008

Download Junior Senior






Junior Senior
   

Artist: Junior Senior: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Indie
Pop: Pop-Rock

   







Discography:


Hey Hey My My Yo Yo
   

 Hey Hey My My Yo Yo

   Year: 2007   

Tracks: 11
D-D-Don't Don't Stop the Beat
   

 D-D-Don't Don't Stop the Beat

   Year: 2003   

Tracks: 11






The rock, hip-hop, and dance duo Junior Senior english hawthorn be a U.K. darling, merely the pair's black Maria continue in Jutland -- their fatherland in the western peninsula of Denmark. The group emerged in 1995 afterwards Ludo-X members Jesper "Junior" Mortensen and Jeppe "Elderly" Laursen left hand the Copenhagen indie band. In 1998 Junior Senior was formed and the band inked a deal with Danish label Crunchy Frog. The 2 went on to record book the infectious single "Displace Your Feet," which became the almost played sung dynasty in Denmark and eventually took over European wireless. In 2003 the ring released the critically lauded uncut D-D-D-Don't Stop the Beat. After garnering a bonny sum of success with the album universal (and placing a song in the Amanda Bynes photographic film She's the Man and in Crazy Tunes: Back in Action), the pair retreated to Denmark, releasing the follow-up album, Hey Hey My My Yo Yo, in August 2005, once again on Crunchy Frog. Although the record album reached number two on the Japanese charts and the strain "Toilet I Get Get Get" was airy on an episode of strike TV register Ugly Betty, it took until summertime 2007 for a U.S. label (Ryko) to pick it up for departure.





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Thursday, 7 August 2008

Affray and Zyon Base

Affray and Zyon Base   
Artist: Affray and Zyon Base

   Genre(s): 
Drum & Bass
   



Discography:


L-Plates (PLATE2124)   
 L-Plates (PLATE2124)

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 2




 





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Friday, 27 June 2008

Alquin

Alquin   
Artist: Alquin

   Genre(s): 
Other
   



Discography:


Marks   
 Marks

   Year: 1972   
Tracks: 7




Dutch band Alquin released four studio albums in the early to mid-'70s, ab initio playing prog-rock influenced by Pink Floyd and Roxy Music. However, by 1975's Cypher Can Wait Forever (the only Alquin album released in the U.S.), the band turned to a more varied way circumferent blues and voiceless stone. The original chemical group comprised guitarist/vocalist Ferdinand Bakker, vocalist Job Tarenskeen, bassist Hein Mars, drummer Paul Weststrate, and horn player Ronald Ottenhoff; Michel Van Dyke linked the circle as lead vocaliser in 1975. A live record album appeared in 1976, and the best-of Crash was released a year later on. Strangely sufficiency, Bakker and Tarenskeen later played in a punk band (the Meteors) later in the 1970s.





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Monday, 23 June 2008

Basic Channel

Basic Channel   
Artist: Basic Channel

   Genre(s): 
Techno
   



Discography:


Basic Channel 08   
 Basic Channel 08

   Year: 1994   
Tracks: 3




Basic Channel has become synonymous with a brand of stripped, ultra-minimal techno near destitute of melodic kernel or purport. Both creative person and tag, Basic Channel was constituted by Berlin-based producers Mark Ernestus and Moritz Von Oswald (aka Maurizio) in 1993, and the pair have unhurriedly developed a slender but idolised catalogue of releases under such names as Cyrus, Phylyps, q1.1, Quadrant, Octagon, and Radiance -- working a single-minded concept of most featureless machine music ("nigh," of course of study, existence the key to the music's success). Like many German techno artists and labels (Tresor, Studio 1, Mike Ink), Basic Channel harbors a fear for early Chicago blistering and house and first-wave Detroit techno, the latter of which in particular is manifested in Mark and Moritz's ultraconservatism with deference to round and composition. Releasing under a twelve 12-inches since their origin (a few of them, however, nearing album length), Basic Channel issued their first base CD-release in 1996 (the group otherwise stay on staunch vinyl addicts -- they even assembled their own pressing readiness) in 1996. Titled just Basic Channel, the disk was a continuously mixed taste-tester of their 12-inch releases, which proceed to dribble Basic Channel is one in a network of artists and labels too including Thomas Koner/Porter Ricks, the Chain Reaction label (more than avant experimental techno), M (Moritz's personal label and home to his Maurizio releases), the Main Street label (pop house), and Imbalance (a CD-only data-based music label).





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Monday, 16 June 2008

Starsailor cover U2, The Stone Roses and Gorillaz at Isle Of Wight

Starsailor covered U2, The Stone Roses and Gorillaz during an afternoon slot on the main stage at the Isle Of Wight Festival this afternoon (June 15), as well as playing a slew of new songs.

Taking the stage at 5pm (BST) on the final day of the festival, the band were playing on the third day of rain-less sunny weather at the island bash.

After opening with 'Alcoholic' and 'Poor Misguided Fool', singer/guitarist James Walsh introduced a new song, 'Tell Me It's Not Over'. "It's the first time we've played this at a UK festival," he announced.

The new song showcases a melodic piano riff reminiscent of early Coldplay and a mid-to-fast pace, and earned a loud declaration of love from the front row. "We love you to!" shouted Walsh in response.

Later in the set Walsh dedicated another new song, 'Boy In Waiting', to Hank Williams. "It's a bit of a country song," he said.

Following 'In The Crossfire' Walsh played an acoustic tribute to The Stone Roses. He played a section of their hit 'She Bangs The Drums' before leading into 'All The Plans We Make', another song destined for the band's forthcoming new album, due later this year.

Starsailor made another band tribute at the death of the following 'Four To The Floor'. They extended the song, with Walsh singing, "It's dare!", a reference to 'Dare' by Gorillaz.

The final tribute of the set came during set closer 'Good Souls', during which the band played a section of U2's 'Where The Streets Have No Name' as an interlude.

Starsailor played:

'Alcoholic'
'Poor Misguided Fool'
'Tell Me It's Not Over'
'Fever'
'Boy In Waiting'
'In The Crossfire'
'She Bangs The Drums'
'All The Plans We Make'
'Four To The Floor' (followed by 'Dare' tribute)
'Tie Up My Hands'
'Silence Is Easy'
'Good Souls' (including 'The Streets Have No Name' interlude)

Wednesday, 4 June 2008

Kevin Dering

Kevin Dering   
Artist: Kevin Dering

   Genre(s): 
New Age
   



Discography:


HaiKu   
 HaiKu

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 7




 






Tuesday, 29 April 2008

Scorsese making Marley documentary

Scorsese making Marley documentary



Followers the success of his Bobfloat Dylan documentary 'No Instruction Home' and the windup of his freshly Rolling Stones picture 'Shine a Light', Oscar-winning music director Dean Martin Scorsese is to micturate a documentary around reggae legend Bob Robert Nesta Marley.
Variety reports that the as-yet-untitled cinema has been authorised by Marley's kin.
The film is due for handout on 6 February, 2010, which would take been Marley's 65th birthday.
To heed to this week's special 'Arts Show' account on Bobfloat Marley, clack hither.




Gene Ammons