Supporting the Muisical Arts?
Word reaches us that the truly excellent Arizona-based five-piece, known collectively as We Are They, are looking for a little financial support that could make a really big difference. We Are They have secured a showcase at this month's South by South West (or SxSW) festival in Austin, Texas, US. The talented-but-unsigned foursome could do with just a little support from an Angel (to use the industry term) - or even a few Angels. So if you have a product and you'd like to get your product's name in front of a wide audience, you could do worse than consider supporting these three ...
Review: Only In The Mornings
One of the happiest atmospheric audio discoveries I’ve made in this life is the sound of rain falling on to the weatherproof coating of my tent as I lie, huddled in my sleeping bag, breathing shallowly and listening (in the otherwise total silence) to the near/far, soft/intense liquid sounds, hoping that they stop soon, whilst hoping they will never end. That kind of breathless audio bubble, the moment of sound that surrounds and comforts and lasts for so very long, was recently recreated for me by an altogether different, but equally atmospheric source. The recording entity known as Only In The Mornings ...
News: Sssshhhh… it’s a Secret!
Secret Rivals, Oxfordshire’s up-and-coming fuzz-punk four-piece with Musical Attitude release their Début EP ‘What Fists Are For’ on 29th January 2010. This digital release contains three tracks that underline how much Secret Rivals are growing as an ensemble – and continue to grow as four individuals. The three tracks bundled for your listening pleasure on ‘What Fists Are For’ include Break Song, the excellent Afraid Of The Dark and the very promising We’re Not Leaving You Again. We’ve loved listening to these loud, high-energy, grass-roots punk tracks, and we’re sure that the Rivals’ current and future fanbase will love them too. ‘What Fists Are ...
Review: Delphic
Once upon a time the Polydor record label used to be a Colossus, someone we’d sit up and take notice of when they made pronouncements. When Polydor signed a band it was almost an instant guarantee of success with the record-buyers. When Polydor said ‘This is good!’ we’d nod madly like demented parcel-shelf dogs in the back of our dad’s Ford Capri as he made the car hurdle the hump-back bridge 20mph too fast, as usual. And then Polydor began underperforming worse than a morbidly obese poodle on a dog agility course, and the acts they signed reflected this underperforming with ...
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News: Sssshhhh… it’s a Secret!
Secret Rivals, Oxfordshire’s up-and-coming fuzz-punk four-piece with Musical Attitude... [Read more of this Article]
2009: end of year report
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This Reality Podcast: No 106
Episode 106: 52 minutes running time Hello from Oxfordshire! This week’s podcast brings excellent music from four bands and toe-curlingly awful singing from its two presenters. No, really! Talkie bits: Bren spent all day standing on a tall hill on a common in Hampshire eyeing up horses Soph’s just glad the week is over! American rapper... [View the page for this podcast..]
This Reality Podcast: No 105
Episode 105: 58 minutes running time Hello! This week we come to you from Studio B, near very sunny Witney in rural Oxfordshire, England, UK. Talkie bits: Last week’s artist Little Room can be found at http://myspace.com/littleroomuk Supporting 6Music means supporting Danny Wallace which is a shame because he’s a tosser Leaving comments... [View the page for this podcast..]
This Reality Podcast: No 104
Episode 104: 45 minutes running time Hello! This week we come to you from our new recording facilities at Studio B, near Witney in rural Oxfordshire, England, UK. Talkie bits: * We are still settling in to the newness of Studio B, but how easy is it to roll out of bed, have breakfast and then just roll in to the studio? * Competition: Free T-Shirts!... [View the page for this podcast..]
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