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THE PRESETS
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ecco perchè li stavo infilando dovunque in questo periodo...
eccezionali.
something to know
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ReadyToDrop
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da qualche mese, nuovo albo degli scandinavi FLUX
1 Claws And Teeth
2 Defences
3 Concrete
4 Slow Stomp
5 Late Hours
6 Life Is Full Of Surprises
7 I Come In Peace
8 So Much For Your Promises
9 Ebon
10 Drifter
synthpop raffinato ma "scivoloso", sicuramente meno incisivi della produzione precedente (S+S).
best rememberingProtected
1 Claws And Teeth
2 Defences
3 Concrete
4 Slow Stomp
5 Late Hours
6 Life Is Full Of Surprises
7 I Come In Peace
8 So Much For Your Promises
9 Ebon
10 Drifter
synthpop raffinato ma "scivoloso", sicuramente meno incisivi della produzione precedente (S+S).
best rememberingProtected
TAMARRI!
Nuovo singolo di Boys Noize "What You Want".
Album in uscita il 2 ottobre.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ ... t-20120723
In settimana dovrebbero arrivare notizie sul nuovo lavoro di Vitalic!
Nuovo singolo di Boys Noize "What You Want".
Album in uscita il 2 ottobre.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ ... t-20120723
In settimana dovrebbero arrivare notizie sul nuovo lavoro di Vitalic!
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ReadyToDrop
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Eccolo qua il nuovo singolo, No More Sleep:Bong84 ha scritto:In settimana dovrebbero arrivare notizie sul nuovo lavoro di Vitalic!
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Di solito qui viene visualizzato un video da YouTube. Contatta un amministratore.
Nuovo album in autunno, che s'intitolerà Rave Age.
Entrambi, singolo ed album, hanno titoli che sembrano tutto un programma.
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ReadyToDrop
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The Picture.Bong84 ha scritto:In arrivo anche il nuovo singolo di Tiga.
Snippet di 1'30":
http://soundcloud.com/crosstownrebels/s ... e-picture/
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Van Guard
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Tanta roba nel nuovo numero di MOJO (non ultima una compilation a cura di Daniel Miller!!..):
FREE CD! ELECTRICITY: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FUTURE OF SOUND: Compiled by Mute’s Daniel Miller and starring Can, Moby, Throbbing Gristle, LCD Soundsystem, Daft Punk, Caberet Voltaire and many more!
ELECTRONIC 50: From Neu! to Hot Chip, Brian Eno to Burial, MOJO writers pick the most important tracks of the mechanical age. Plus: Terry Riley, Manuel Göttsching, Derrick May, Alex Paterson, Martin Gore and Alexis Taylor report from the front-line of the digital music revolution.
DAVID BOWIE: In 1977 the motorik rhythms of German music transformed the mind of the 30-year-old Bowie, reinvigorating his music in the process. Then, in 1993, the singer returned to those strange sounds for a remarkable sonic rebirth. Jon Savage reassesses Bowie’s electronic lives.
RAY DAVIES: The wry social chronicler of British song opens his soul to Pat Gilbert on matters of family, theatricality, introspection, image and work.
ANIMAL COLLECTIVE: Pushing the parameters of post-electronic pop, our bright Baltimore brains speak to Will Hodgkinson about their ever-changing sonic objectives.
THE BEAT: They were an early ’80s utopian dream of pop-punk reggae socialism (with hits), and they could have conquered the world. Ian Harrison hears how it all went awry.
VAN DYKE PARKS: Child actor, songwriter, lyricist for Brian Wilson, the architect of cosmic Americana regales Danny Eccleston with high tales, wise advice and intoxicating trips.
REVIEWED: Bill Fay / Matthew Dear / Ry Cooder / Dan Deacon / Chilly Gonzales / Frank Ocean / Reggae Box Sets / Ride / Donny Hathaway / Kraftwerk / Muddy Waters + Rolling Stones on DVD / Efterklang live in Sydney / The Stone Roses at Heaton Park and much more.
PLUS! Elizabeth Fraser talks new music / MOJO Rising: Ty Segall + Christian Scott / Mike Oldfield’s Rock’n’Roll Confidential / Harry Belafonte speaks / Hugh Cornwell’s Self Portrait / Welcome Back Karl Wallinger / MOJO Eyewitness: The Isle Of Wight Festival, 1970.
AND FINALLY... “We played for 24 hours a day for four days” Which band played one of the most epic sets of all time? Find out in the new issue of MOJO!
fonte: www.mojo4music.com
FREE CD! ELECTRICITY: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FUTURE OF SOUND: Compiled by Mute’s Daniel Miller and starring Can, Moby, Throbbing Gristle, LCD Soundsystem, Daft Punk, Caberet Voltaire and many more!
ELECTRONIC 50: From Neu! to Hot Chip, Brian Eno to Burial, MOJO writers pick the most important tracks of the mechanical age. Plus: Terry Riley, Manuel Göttsching, Derrick May, Alex Paterson, Martin Gore and Alexis Taylor report from the front-line of the digital music revolution.
DAVID BOWIE: In 1977 the motorik rhythms of German music transformed the mind of the 30-year-old Bowie, reinvigorating his music in the process. Then, in 1993, the singer returned to those strange sounds for a remarkable sonic rebirth. Jon Savage reassesses Bowie’s electronic lives.
RAY DAVIES: The wry social chronicler of British song opens his soul to Pat Gilbert on matters of family, theatricality, introspection, image and work.
ANIMAL COLLECTIVE: Pushing the parameters of post-electronic pop, our bright Baltimore brains speak to Will Hodgkinson about their ever-changing sonic objectives.
THE BEAT: They were an early ’80s utopian dream of pop-punk reggae socialism (with hits), and they could have conquered the world. Ian Harrison hears how it all went awry.
VAN DYKE PARKS: Child actor, songwriter, lyricist for Brian Wilson, the architect of cosmic Americana regales Danny Eccleston with high tales, wise advice and intoxicating trips.
REVIEWED: Bill Fay / Matthew Dear / Ry Cooder / Dan Deacon / Chilly Gonzales / Frank Ocean / Reggae Box Sets / Ride / Donny Hathaway / Kraftwerk / Muddy Waters + Rolling Stones on DVD / Efterklang live in Sydney / The Stone Roses at Heaton Park and much more.
PLUS! Elizabeth Fraser talks new music / MOJO Rising: Ty Segall + Christian Scott / Mike Oldfield’s Rock’n’Roll Confidential / Harry Belafonte speaks / Hugh Cornwell’s Self Portrait / Welcome Back Karl Wallinger / MOJO Eyewitness: The Isle Of Wight Festival, 1970.
AND FINALLY... “We played for 24 hours a day for four days” Which band played one of the most epic sets of all time? Find out in the new issue of MOJO!
fonte: www.mojo4music.com
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ReadyToDrop
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Dopo il già citato Youth In Trouble, ecco il secondo singolo di Pacifica, il nuovo lavoro dei The Presets: s'intitola Ghosts.
In questo caso il mio condizionale espresso nel singolo precedente si rafforza un po'.
Si martella meno col suono e l'atmosfera diventa più rarefatta. Forse il titolo dell'album è programmatico.
Però a me mi piace uguale.
Di solito qui viene visualizzato un video da YouTube. Contatta un amministratore.
Di solito qui viene visualizzato un video da YouTube. Contatta un amministratore.
In questo caso il mio condizionale espresso nel singolo precedente si rafforza un po'.
Si martella meno col suono e l'atmosfera diventa più rarefatta. Forse il titolo dell'album è programmatico.
Però a me mi piace uguale.
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Lettera 22
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Welcome to the all new Neuroticfish website. Henning and I are very excited to announce, that Neuroticfish is alive and kicking…
We are currently writing songs for a new album and are planning to record it in winter 2012/spring 2013. We promise to keep you posted on every detail of our song writing and the progress of the production.
We also created a official Neuroticfish Facebook page, and a flash teaser on the front page.
We are also proud to announce, that OZ, the artist who was responsible for the brilliant No Instruments and Surimi cover artwork will also be working on the artwork for the forthcoming album.
best maidiremai