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Thursday, 4 September 2008

Mp3 music: Fischerspooner

Artist: Fischerspooner: mp3 download

   Genre(s):

Dance
Techno
Electronic

Fischerspooner's discography:

Odyssey

Year: 2005

Tracks: 11

L.A. Song Sweetness [12'']

Year: 2003

Tracks: 2

#1

Year: 2002

Tracks: 9

Emerge [12'']

Year: 2001

Tracks: 2

Emerge CDM

Year: 2001

Tracks: 4

Emerge 14 remixes

Year: 2001

Tracks: 14

Emerge (Remixed) [12'']

Year: 2001

Tracks: 2

No 1

Year:

Tracks: 11

The new wave/electro-pop company Fischerspooner was formed in New York City in 1998 and has add up to comprise multimedia system, strange hand-crafted costumes, jump, and carrying into action art. Originally a duo formed by classically trained musician Warren Fischer and video-artist and experimental field of operations performing artist Casey Spooner for an impromptu rendering of their makeshift track "Indian Cab Fever" at the Astor Place Starbucks, the mathematical group grew to over 20 performers, largely dancers and guest vocalists. These singers scram included Cindy Greene, Lizzy Yoder (too of Sweet Thunder), and Korean pop recording originative person Mona Trona. The mathematical radical uses the stage antics of David Bowie and traditional mainstream down vocalists, along with the camp electronics of Giorgio Moroder or Depeche Mode and vocoders of Trans Am. By the time of their 2000 eponymic debut, Fischerspooner was a certified sensation in downtown New York City art galleries and clubs. The single "Emerge" topped European charts, invited a six-song remix EP, and won Fischer and Spooner invitations to international style, fine prowess, and society happenings. The 2002 record album #1 was a re-envisioning of their debut with even some former commix of "Emerge," this time more sedate and electro, following the tendency of the times. The duet returned in 2005 with their second record album, Odyssey. Hitmaker Linda Perry, intellectual Susan Sontag, and Madonna producer Mirwais all made appearances.

Monday, 25 August 2008

Chequerboard - Penny Black

Lucky is the artist who could find themselves at abode on very different iPod playlists, and John Lambert - aka Chequerboard - is one of them.

His full-length debut 'Penny Black' would have as much appeal for the lover of guitar virtuosity as the fan of laidback electro or the rocker whose first exposure to the acoustic was the presentation to Metallica's 'Battery'.

It's arguably harder with all-instrumental albums to keep listener's attention throughout, and while Lambert sometimes relies overly much on the same pacing, he's also cagey enough to keep his record astute and succinct - club tracks in 34 transactions.

Behind his brilliant playing there is more than enough ingenuity with machines to say that what comes future will be far more than complex and colourful. And anyone wHO hears this, will look forward to hearing that.

Harry Guerin

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Friday, 15 August 2008

Download Agoraphobic Nosebleed

Artist: Agoraphobic Nosebleed: mp3 download

   Genre(s):

Metal

Discography:

Altered States of America

Year: 2003

Tracks: 1

Headed by guitarist/bassist/drum software engineer Scott Hull (besides of Pig Destroyer and once of A.C. as well), grindcore nut-cases Agoraphobic Nosebleed have existed in various forms since 1994. Their dim, punishing sound mixes together erosive vocals, harsh (and inhumanly fast) drum-machine beat generation, and Hull's Earache-schooled guitar riffing. Their songs ar short and compress, in to the highest degree cases clocking in at less than a instant long. Their lyrics ar often as unorthodox and/or mystifying as the band's appoint and song titles (e.g., "Chalking the Temporal God Module," "The Fatter You Fall Behind," "Lives Ruined Through Sex") would appear to paint a picture. Topics such as nut case revelation theories, homophobia and misogyny, drug conspiracies, mind control, rampant capitalist economy and consumerism, and biological terrorism get all surfaced in their songs; and ar often addressed in ambiguous, free-associative shipway, interspersed with

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Thursday, 7 August 2008

Billy Crystal - Crystal Slammed By City Slickers Sequel Director

Funnyman BILLY CRYSTAL's nice-guy image has taken a hammering from his CITY SLICKERS subsequence director, wHO reveals the actor was challenging on the set.

British moviemaker Paul Weiland expected the film, City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold, to be packed with good times and laughs - just, instead, it was a terrible shoot.

And he blames his allergies and Crystal for ruination the experience.

Weiland says, "I'm always slimly anxious at first with movie stars because they can either make your life a dream or a living hell.

"Sometimes you get an actor wHO is majorly neurotic or powerful and controlling and it's ugly. Billy Crystal really wanted to be directing the movie.

"If you're hired as a director and somebody says, 'You're not really gonna be the conductor; you're on that point to hold Billy's hand and actually he's gonna direct it,' and then that's fine. But, to not be told that and then to go in, it's an full-scale war - and it's not pleasant."

And when he wasn't dealing with Crystal, Weiland was trying to cope with his allergies.

He adds, "I'm allergic to things like horses and cats. When I

Friday, 27 June 2008

Akufen

Artist: Akufen

   Genre(s):
Pop
   Other
   Techno
   Trance
   Dance

Discography:

On The

Year: 2004
Tracks: 2

In Bordel We Trust

Year: 2004
Tracks: 8

Fabric 17

Year: 2004
Tracks: 21

Psychometry Vol. 3

Year: 2002
Tracks: 3

Quebec nightclub

Year: 2001
Tracks: 6

Psychometry vol.2

Year:
Tracks: 3

Psychometry vol.1

Year:
Tracks: 3

Psychometry Remixes (oliver hacke)

Year:
Tracks: 2

Since 1999, Akufen (Montreal's Marc Leclair) has been amassing a thick stockpile of 12" releases for labels like Perlon, Background, Traum, Oral, Trapez, and Force Inc. With influences ranging from Bootsy to Mancini to Moroder to Reich, Leclair's productions veer from ambitious observational techno to pop-oriented micro-house. For most of the tracks on 2002's My Way, his number 1 full-length album for Force Inc., Leclair employed a proficiency he referred to as "microsampling." Leclair would drop hours of each dawn recording substantial from AM/FM dials and a shortwave, and he would then habit those recordings as fresh fish for his productions, splice seconds into minute fragments (consisting of voices, song dynasty snips, acoustic guitar flicks, and all sorts of unidentifiable moments) and applying them to danceable, hook-heavy house tracks. The anticipation for the album was increased significantly by a special passing of the album's feature cut, "Deck the House," a dazzling crazy quilt of short-attention-span house dementia. Leclair has as well recorded as Anna Kaufen and Nekufa.