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Saturday, May 29, 2010
It's Champ!
Indie/Rock
Champ (2010)
Tracklist
01 Favourite Food
02 Favourite Colour
03 Breakneck Speed
04 Boots of Danger (Wait Up)
05 Bambi
06 End of a Spark
07 Hands Reversed
08 Gone
09 Big Difference
10 Not Sick
11 Frankenstein
YAY!! New Tokyo Police Club!! AND it's leaked, album official release date is June 8th!
For those unaware of the fabulous Tokyo Police Club, they are an indie rock band from Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. The band consists of Dave Monks (Vocals, Bass), Josh Hook (Guitar, Percussion), Graham Wright (Keyboards, Vocals) and Greg Alsop (Drums, Percussion).
European Tour starts today:
May 29 Neustrelitz, Germany @ Immergut Festival
May 30 Hamburg, Germany @ Ubel Und Gefahrlich
May 31 Berlin, Germany @ Lido
June 1 Cologne, Germany @ Luxor
June 2 Munich, Germany @ 59:1
June 4 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Paradiso
June 5 Brussels, Belgium @ Le Botanique
June 7 Manchester, England @ The Ruby Lounge
June 8 London, England @ Scala
Tracklist
01 Favourite Food
02 Favourite Colour
03 Breakneck Speed
04 Boots of Danger (Wait Up)
05 Bambi
06 End of a Spark
07 Hands Reversed
08 Gone
09 Big Difference
10 Not Sick
11 Frankenstein
YAY!! New Tokyo Police Club!! AND it's leaked, album official release date is June 8th!
For those unaware of the fabulous Tokyo Police Club, they are an indie rock band from Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. The band consists of Dave Monks (Vocals, Bass), Josh Hook (Guitar, Percussion), Graham Wright (Keyboards, Vocals) and Greg Alsop (Drums, Percussion).
European Tour starts today:
May 29 Neustrelitz, Germany @ Immergut Festival
May 30 Hamburg, Germany @ Ubel Und Gefahrlich
May 31 Berlin, Germany @ Lido
June 1 Cologne, Germany @ Luxor
June 2 Munich, Germany @ 59:1
June 4 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Paradiso
June 5 Brussels, Belgium @ Le Botanique
June 7 Manchester, England @ The Ruby Lounge
June 8 London, England @ Scala
Friday, May 28, 2010
Marina & The Diamonds @ Tripod, Dublin
Marina Diamandis made a triumphant return to Ireland last night and blew away the sold out crowd in Tripod on Harcourt St. Though suffering from 'a few too many whiskeys' and tweeting that she was losing her voice and sounding like Tom Waits, Marina dazzled the crowd with an energetic set of her debut album 'The Family Jewels'.
Though no stranger to our shores, this is the biggest gig Marina has headlined in Ireland to date and marks a step up from smaller venues and festivals, the sound is bigger, the crowd is more varied and the overall experience is more polished.
The gig opened with support from 18-year-old Marina-alike Spark, a solo singer from North East London. Looking like Marina's younger sister and with the same quirky upbeat Kate Bush meets Lily Allen eccentricity, Spark won over the crowd by the end of her set. Her music is like disco-pop with an edge and first single 'Shut Out The Moon' will be released on iTunes on July 12th.
With a charming personality, a signature look and a set of pipes upstaging Amy Winehouse on a good day, this girl will go far with the right packaging.
After a long technical break, Ms. Diamandis stomped on stage and belted out 'Girls', the tune she opens almost every set with with all the energy and excitement of a Christmas morning on acid. Wearing a tight t-shirt with over sized Disney dungarees and big red sunglasses, it's hard to ignore the star quality of this girl. Even if you don't like her, you can't miss or dismiss her.
Marina delighted her devoted 'Emeralds' (just the Irish fans, as opposed to the worldwide 'Diamonds' in general) with three stripped down piano numbers – the album ballad 'Numb', debut single 'Obsessions' and a down-tempo cover of 3OH!3's 'Starstrukk'. She even dedicated 'The Outsider' to anyone who considers themselves and emerald.
Despite beginning to feel the effects of constant touring, partying every night and blogging about having very little sleep, Marina was a trooper and delivered every song pitch-perfect and with all the gusto of a debut performance, as if she had everything to prove all over again.
She certainly proved she is destined to be a performer, stand-out moments of the set were new single 'I Am Not A Robot' sung with neon pink lipstick, lights darkened and big pink heart props, new single 'Oh No' and biggest single 'Hollywood', sung complete with her cheerleader top and American flag barely-there denim shorts hugging the singer's perfect figure.
And finally, CUCKOO! Marina returned for an encore of fan favourite 'Mowgli's Road', raised a glass of Amaretto to her beloved Dublin Emeralds and left the stage.
(c) Glasswerk
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
It's time to kick back
Indie/Folk
Solace (2005)
Shelter
3 Degrees
Let Me Be
Solace
G.B.A.
In Transit
Chances
Journey Song
4th World, A
Yirra-Curl
No Woman No Cry
Partnership
Silence
Green Spandex
White Moth (2007)
1. Better People
2. Twist
3. Stargaze
4. Choices
5. Come Let Go
6. White Moth
7. Footprint
8. Land Rights
9. Anni Kookoo
10. Message Stick
11. Set It Up
12. Whispers
13. Whirlpool
14. Come Back
(Buy Xavier Rudd on iTunes)
Xavier Rudd is a soulful Australian surf/roots artist from Torquay, Victoria, which is near the famous surfing location, Bells Beach.
Rudd’s music is compassionate and always manages to render emotion in his fans. His songs include stories of the mistreatment of the indigenous people of his homeland; they tell of humanity, spirituality or the environment. The songs are written and sung with compassion and they urge the celebration of life.
Rudd is skilled with a variety of instruments, include guitar, shaker, didgeridoo, Weissenborn slide guitar, Tongue drum, stomp boxe, djembe, harmonica, ankle bells, and slide banjo. It’s an experience to watch him perform his songs live, as he plays the guitar, digeridoo and various percussion instruments simultaneously, using a unique stage setup. But the real magic comes when he opens his mouth and his soulful voice spills upon his audience.
Rudd recalls that when he was 10, his dad took him to see Paul Simon’s Graceland tour. “I remember seeing it and knowing that that was what I was gonna do,” he says. “I had no doubt. It sort of made sense, because I’d always lived in my head, in this world of song that was my own little secret. But to see that show and that whole thing happening, I sort of felt comfortable as a human, and thought.” He learned to play the digeridoo, the 50,000-year-old wooden trumpet of the Aboriginal people, by practising on a vacuum cleaner pipe.
Solace (2005)Shelter
3 Degrees
Let Me Be
Solace
G.B.A.
In Transit
Chances
Journey Song
4th World, A
Yirra-Curl
No Woman No Cry
Partnership
Silence
Green Spandex
White Moth (2007)
1. Better People
2. Twist
3. Stargaze
4. Choices
5. Come Let Go
6. White Moth
7. Footprint
8. Land Rights
9. Anni Kookoo
10. Message Stick
11. Set It Up
12. Whispers
13. Whirlpool
14. Come Back
(Buy Xavier Rudd on iTunes)
Xavier Rudd is a soulful Australian surf/roots artist from Torquay, Victoria, which is near the famous surfing location, Bells Beach.
Rudd’s music is compassionate and always manages to render emotion in his fans. His songs include stories of the mistreatment of the indigenous people of his homeland; they tell of humanity, spirituality or the environment. The songs are written and sung with compassion and they urge the celebration of life.
Rudd is skilled with a variety of instruments, include guitar, shaker, didgeridoo, Weissenborn slide guitar, Tongue drum, stomp boxe, djembe, harmonica, ankle bells, and slide banjo. It’s an experience to watch him perform his songs live, as he plays the guitar, digeridoo and various percussion instruments simultaneously, using a unique stage setup. But the real magic comes when he opens his mouth and his soulful voice spills upon his audience.
Rudd recalls that when he was 10, his dad took him to see Paul Simon’s Graceland tour. “I remember seeing it and knowing that that was what I was gonna do,” he says. “I had no doubt. It sort of made sense, because I’d always lived in my head, in this world of song that was my own little secret. But to see that show and that whole thing happening, I sort of felt comfortable as a human, and thought.” He learned to play the digeridoo, the 50,000-year-old wooden trumpet of the Aboriginal people, by practising on a vacuum cleaner pipe.
The return of Aquilera
01 - Bionic
02 - Not Myself Tonight
03 - Woohoo
04 - Elastic Love
05 - Desnudate
06 - Love & Glamur
07 - Glam
08 - Prima Donna
09 - Morrning Dessert
10 - Sex for Brekfast
11 - Lift me up
12 - My heart
13 - All l Need
14 - l am
15 - You lost my
16 - l Hate boys
17 - My girls
18 - Vanity
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I'm going solo
Indiepop
Fly Yellow Moon
Tracklist
When You Walk In the Room 3:26
So Brand New 3:29
Barricades 4:03
High On the Tide 4:57
Faster Than the Setting Sun 3:40
Livewire 4:19
Firebird 3:48
She Needs Me 4:52
Don’t Be Shy 3:59
Any Direction 3:43
She’s Always a Woman (Bonus Track) 3:14
Awake, Asleep (Bonus Track) 4:17
Fyfe Antony Dangerfield Hutchins (born 7 July 1980) is an English musician and songwriter, best known for being the founding member of the Avant-garde pop band Guillemots.
Born in Birmingham in 1980, Dangerfield was classically trained from a young age. Although originally from Moseley, he moved to Bromsgrove at the age of 8. He studied at Bromsgrove School. He was also a music teacher at Cranbrook College for a brief period. Dangerfield is releasing the album Fly Yellow Moon under his own name on January 18, 2010.
Tracklist
When You Walk In the Room 3:26
So Brand New 3:29
Barricades 4:03
High On the Tide 4:57
Faster Than the Setting Sun 3:40
Livewire 4:19
Firebird 3:48
She Needs Me 4:52
Don’t Be Shy 3:59
Any Direction 3:43
She’s Always a Woman (Bonus Track) 3:14
Awake, Asleep (Bonus Track) 4:17
Fyfe Antony Dangerfield Hutchins (born 7 July 1980) is an English musician and songwriter, best known for being the founding member of the Avant-garde pop band Guillemots.
Born in Birmingham in 1980, Dangerfield was classically trained from a young age. Although originally from Moseley, he moved to Bromsgrove at the age of 8. He studied at Bromsgrove School. He was also a music teacher at Cranbrook College for a brief period. Dangerfield is releasing the album Fly Yellow Moon under his own name on January 18, 2010.
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