More Mixed Stuff
Travis have just released their next single from The Boy With No Name. It's my favourite, My Eyes. And as you expect it from the boys, there's a funny video to go with the song:
I've just found a great remix of Imogen Heap's wonderful Hide And Seek. The Unofficial Ciaran Strings Remix makes this perfect song even more perfect... or perfecterer... the perfectest? Well, check it out, will you? :)
Imogen Heap - Hide And Seek (Ciaran Strings Remix) (MP3)
And another break-up: Brazil, Indiana-based Prog/Psych-Rock-band, has decided to disband. Somehow, I can't find any information on the circumstances, I've just read it in the latest blog-entry from one band member. Aaron also tells us that the remaining band members will start working on new projects, and that they will start releasing previously unreleased material of Brazil via MySpace over the next few weeks. Another interesting and talented band gone... :(
Brazil - Candles Cast Long Shadows (MP3)
Brazil - Crime And The Antique Solution (MP3)
Been listening to Maritime's latest CD Heresy And The Hotel Choir, and I'm really surprised how good it is! I'm not too familiar with the band, but this one is a great collection of catchy and well-crafted indie-rock-songs. Might well become a contender for that famous year-end-list!
Maritime - Guns Of Navarone (MP3)
Maritime - For Science Fiction (MP3)
And I've just been informed that Eyes On The Highway, the latest album by Danes Saybia, has been delivered to my home. I'm really curious of the direction the band will take on this album. I loved the debut, I liked the second one... what will I think of the third?
From debut album The Second You Sleep:
Saybia - The Second You Sleep (MP3)
And finally, Porcupine Tree have announced more European tourdates, and there's one in Switzerland amongst them (HUZZAAHH!). They will be accompanied by Anathema, so if you're somewhere around these locations, don't miss this double-pack of great Prog-Rock!!!
12th Nov - Volkshaus, Zurich
15th Nov - Arena, Vienna
17th Nov - Alcatraz, Milan
18th Nov - Tendastrisce, Rome
22nd Nov - Ancienne Belgique, Brussels
25th Nov - Sentrum Scene, Oslo
26th Nov - Vega, Copenhagen
5th Dec - Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam
Porcupine Tree - Trains (MP3)
Porcupine Tree - The Sound Of Muzak (MP3)
Anathema - Are You There? (MP3)
Anathema - Angelica (MP3)
I've just found a great remix of Imogen Heap's wonderful Hide And Seek. The Unofficial Ciaran Strings Remix makes this perfect song even more perfect... or perfecterer... the perfectest? Well, check it out, will you? :)
Imogen Heap - Hide And Seek (Ciaran Strings Remix) (MP3)
And another break-up: Brazil, Indiana-based Prog/Psych-Rock-band, has decided to disband. Somehow, I can't find any information on the circumstances, I've just read it in the latest blog-entry from one band member. Aaron also tells us that the remaining band members will start working on new projects, and that they will start releasing previously unreleased material of Brazil via MySpace over the next few weeks. Another interesting and talented band gone... :(
Brazil - Candles Cast Long Shadows (MP3)
Brazil - Crime And The Antique Solution (MP3)
Been listening to Maritime's latest CD Heresy And The Hotel Choir, and I'm really surprised how good it is! I'm not too familiar with the band, but this one is a great collection of catchy and well-crafted indie-rock-songs. Might well become a contender for that famous year-end-list!
Maritime - Guns Of Navarone (MP3)
Maritime - For Science Fiction (MP3)
And I've just been informed that Eyes On The Highway, the latest album by Danes Saybia, has been delivered to my home. I'm really curious of the direction the band will take on this album. I loved the debut, I liked the second one... what will I think of the third?
From debut album The Second You Sleep:
Saybia - The Second You Sleep (MP3)
And finally, Porcupine Tree have announced more European tourdates, and there's one in Switzerland amongst them (HUZZAAHH!). They will be accompanied by Anathema, so if you're somewhere around these locations, don't miss this double-pack of great Prog-Rock!!!
12th Nov - Volkshaus, Zurich
15th Nov - Arena, Vienna
17th Nov - Alcatraz, Milan
18th Nov - Tendastrisce, Rome
22nd Nov - Ancienne Belgique, Brussels
25th Nov - Sentrum Scene, Oslo
26th Nov - Vega, Copenhagen
5th Dec - Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam
Porcupine Tree - Trains (MP3)
Porcupine Tree - The Sound Of Muzak (MP3)
Anathema - Are You There? (MP3)
Anathema - Angelica (MP3)
Labels: Anathema, Brazil, Imogen Heap, Maritime, Mixed News, Porcupine Tree, Saybia, Travis
posted by Chris at 8:53 AM
3 Comments:
You my friend are awesome. I love Brazil ANd i ADORE Saybia.
-Meredith
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Hmm yeah - cannot check out all your recommendations, but Maritime I defintely should have listened to :)
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