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Wed, 18 November 2009  music supplied by IodaPromonet Artist - Bonafide Blue Track 1 - Lies new Bonafide Blue CD, On the Edge of a Dream, available at amazon Info An extremely talented group of Sonoma County musicians lucky enough to find Brenda Reed, the only singer who could give this group the crazy-sexy-cool motivation to drive these tunes home for the audience lucky enough to catch this band live. Come and be dazzled, or just come and dance.
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Mon, 9 November 2009  music supplied via Mevio Artist - Natalie Gelman Track 1 - Half Dead Get the CD from CDBaby Bio Irish language social network - AnLionra
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Wed, 4 November 2009  Music supplied via IodaPromonet Group - The Hermit Track 1 - It was a better time Biography The Hermit’s story is one of musical evolution and creative growth. Three albums and multiple tours stretching across almost a decade for founder Hamish Thomson have seen The Hermit’s sound change and evolve, whilst bonds with trusted band-mates Jon Frederiksen (bass), Robert Mitchell (keyboards), and Duane Murrin (guitars) have been strengthened and new vocalist Red welcomed into the fold. Founded in the year 2000 by Vancouver drummer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Thomson, The Hermit began life as a solo electronic project, so called because of the reclusive life Thomson led during the creation of his debut album “Flying out of Solitude”. A successful independent release led to multiple West Coast Music Award nominations and a label deal with Nettwerk Records. The five members of The Hermit now stand together stronger than ever, fortified by the creative journey with all of its unexpected twists and turns. The Hermit stands proud as a solo studio project that grew into an award-winning band. With the release of Turn Up (The Stereo) - a new album featuring vocalists from the past and present – The Hermit simultaneously marks the end of one journey and embraces a new beginning.  The Hermit "It Was a Better Time" (mp3) from "Turn Up (The Stereo)" (So Called Recordings)  Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody More On This Album The HERMIT "si vous me quittez" (mp3) from "manoeuvres 1 - a collection of vancouver electronica" (So Called Recordings) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks Buy at Amazon MP3 Buy at appliedSB (Groupietunes) Buy at mTraks More On This AlbumThe Hermit "Find Someone Who Actually Loves You" (mp3) from "Turn Up (The Stereo)" (So Called Recordings) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Napster Buy at Rhapsody Stream from Rhapsody More On This Album
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Wed, 28 October 2009  Music supplied by IodaPromonet Label Slumberland Records Group - Liechtenstein Track 1 - Roses in the Park Shows in November
Info In 2005 Renée, Naemi and Teresa started playing together as Liechtenstein. Influenced by British 80s bands like Talulah Gosh, Dolly Mixture, Mo-Dettes, Girls At Our Best and Shop Assistants, they released their debut 7” single “Stalking Skills” on Fraction Discs in 2007. The title track made quite a buzz in the indiepop world and a frequent gigging around in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany and United Kingdom followed. Around that time Elin joined the band on drums. In the summer of 2008 second guitarist and vocalist Teresa left the band and the others continued as a three piece. In the autumn 2008 Fraction Discs released their second 7” single “Apathy”, and a video was made for the flipside “Security By Design”. “Apathy” showed a new diversity with its gorgeous vocal harmonies over soft pop melodies. It sounds all cosy, yet this is an angry protest songs. It’s songs like these that have gained Liechtenstein a true fan base, bringing back that heavenly pop sound from back then …and at the same time commenting upon the very time we’re living in. A third single was released in February 2009, this time a three track CDR on Drill Building. Starting rapidly, paying a musical tribute to Talulah Gosh, over a shoegazey dystopia to a 48 second post punk song, you start to get the idea of a Liechtenstein album: filled with Pop melodies, elegantly arranged vocal harmonies – and a bundle of short story observations. In May 2009 their album "Survival Strategies In A Modern World" was released on Fraction Discs and Slumberland (US) on CD and 10".  Liechtenstein "Roses In The Park" (mp3) from "Survival Strategies In A Modern World" (Slumberland) Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody More On This Album "All At Once" (mp3) from "Survival Strategies In A Modern World" (Slumberland) Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody More On This Album Liechtenstein "This Must Be Heaven" (mp3) from "Searching for the Now 5" (Slumberland) Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody More On This AlbumIrish language social network - AnLionra Comments[0] | ||||||||||
Tue, 20 October 2009  Music supplied by Jamendo Group - The Shebangs Track 1 - Rice Belly
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Mon, 12 October 2009  music supplied by IodaPromonet Group - Dragonette Track 1 - I get around  Dragonette "I Get Around" (mp3) from "Galore" (I Surrender Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks Buy at mTraks More On This Album Dragonette "Pick Up The Phone" (mp3) from "Fixin to Thrill" (Dragonette Inc) More On This AlbumInfo Through a few strokes of fortune, their first public appearances were baptisms of fire in the deep end of concert-dom. Their second-ever show was supporting New Order at NYC’s Hammerstein Ballroom, followed by a US tour supporting Duran Duran. All after recording just 2 songs in their basement. Dragonette eventually signed a record deal, and, like fellow Canadians Peaches (who they know) and Gonzales (with whom Dan went to school), headed for Europe. The band decamped to London with Joel and hooked up with guitarist Will (the British quarter of Dragonette), where they honed their small but perfectly-formed, all-killer-no-filler repertoire. Ruthless perfectionists, they explain that “We don’t have any spare songs. We write songs till they’re finished, then we kill off other ones. It’s not like we picked 10 out of a possible 20 for the album.” The results are a dirty, hook-heavy, electropop album called Galore with monsters like “I Get Around” and “Competition”, depicting a world of guilt-free pleasure mixed with an 80s party prowess. Martina isn’t interested in writing, she says, “songs to get depressed to.” As Dan puts it, “It’s hard enough working on songs that are *fun*. I can’t even imagine what it‘s like working on miserable material…” The record has received praise from such diverse sources as the NME. UK dailies the Observer, Times and Guardian, online pop bible popjustice, and has garnered multiple mentions from Perez Hilton (whose showcase the band performed at during last year’s SXSW).
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