in no particular order:: brian eno, tuxedomoon, the stranglers, blue nile, the nits, associates, silver apples, john foxx, stan ridgway, the residents, early gary numan, bowie, arvo part, aaron copland, yello, art of noise, laurie anderson, omd, danielle dax, karl blake, captain beefheart and his magic band, peter gabriel, kate bush, devo, solex, renaldo and the loaf, vaughan-williams, wall of voodoo, throbbing gristle, cabaret voltaire, severed heads, r. stevie moore, a certain ratio, jane siberry, negativland, proof of utah, oingo boingo, australian and californian synthpunk, new york no wave, the flying lizards, colin newman, dome, kraftwerk, minty, leigh bowery, bauhaus, love and rockets, faure, sparks, minimal compact, fish & roses, slapp happy, pere ubu, suicide, shriekback, split enz, s.y.p.h., neue deutsche welle, kid creole & the coconuts, john cooper-clarke, roxy music, mikel rouse, optiganally yours, wendy carlos, vangelis, arto lindsay, ambitious lovers, dna, downtown 81, 17 pygmies, bob marley, burning spear, holger hiller, anthony moore, bill nelson, richard strange, esg, momus, scott walker, palais schaumburg, malcolm mclaren, william walton, material, howard devoto, bongwater, a.r. kane, liquid liquid, primitive calculators, whirlywirld, early elton john, snakefinger, iggy pop, wire, early the the, billy mackenzie, blurt, steven brown, blaine reininger, debussy, polyrock, robin scott, grace jones, diamanda galas, legendary pink dots, neu!, la dusseldorf, can, nervous gender, tone set, ofra haza, leonard cohen, harold budd, steve reich, fifty foot hose, united states of america, whitehouse, arthur russell, poison girls, killing joke, danny elfman, equal local, winston tong, jackson browne, early golden palominos, nomeansno, minimal man, trio, tirez tirez, dalek i love you, del-byzanteens, steve kilbey, young marble giants, jean-jacques burnel, hugh cornwell, woodentops, hector zazou, philip glass, philip brophy, roger eno, biosphere, the cure, dj shadow, gorecki, pink floyd, talk talk, keith jarrett, ennio morricone, grandaddy, lambchop, ludivico einaudi, massive attack, new order, omni trio, alex reece, talvin singh, the orb, radiohead, tori amos, supertramp, michael nyman, john taverner, crosby stills & nash, orbital, tangerine dream, simon & garfunkel, the beach boys, royksopp, morton feldman...to name but a few
Sounds Like
"they're like the Anti-Coldplay; musicians woken at a time of musical tedium, come amongst us to perplex" - mick mercer
'careful what you wish for' - cult with no name (14 track album) 2008, trakwerx
reviews
'here they are, with their cutting vignettes in demure, seductive shapes. and if you buy no other record this month go for this one. it’s essential' - mick mercer
'so original, it unquestionably seems years ahead of its time' - mojophenia
'the piano playing is marvelous, wrapping you in the melancholy moods like the hammers were striking your head instead of strings' - the big takeover
'wonderfully unique piano pop...haunting, lovely and simply unforgettble' - comfortcomes.com
'stein is an excellent vocalist, with quite a range, his voice soaring, then subsiding through these melancholic songs...proper songwriting, well produced, and terrific packaging too' - terrascope.co.uk
'more of that dark melodic feel with unique and captivating lyrics' - kata rokka
'intelligent and interesting...a very rewarding album' - heathen harvest
'...a great synth/pop album. 7/10' - lunar hypnosis
'paper wraps rock' - cult with no name (15 track album) 2007, trakwerx
reviews
'...has an unshakable presence and the ability to create a mood instantaneously through warm, melodic ballads' - alibi.com
'an unusually captivating record, it is an indie treasure, one of those albums where after a few listens you believe you've had it years' - mick mercer
'full of mellow and lush melodies...always full of emotion...7/10' - carlos, lunar hypnosis
'intelligent but vunerable, masters of their art' - an unruly conductor
'serious contenders for the crown that Scott Walker's yet to abdicate. a gem of a band' - flag promotions
'...well played and expertly arranged.' - tim oliver, future music (featured demo)
'incredible...beautiful Suede-esq melodies, and peaceful, wispy piano lines combine with powerful yet haunting lyrics' - matchbox recordings
'a truly melodic style that blends delicate piano with haunting lyrics' - mcps-prs new member podcast
'lush acoustic pioneers' - mark moore (S'Express)
"...warm, subtle electric piano/keyboards and a Scott Walker flavour or two to add to their Pet Shop feel...a certain restrained dramatic style that's worth a moment or two." - the organ magazine
'for the aurally gifted. a musical journey of tall tales' - blair booth (ex-associates/ terry hall/ oui3)
'has that Harold Budd-like stillness' - john gill
'duelling keyboards and cinematic songscapes' - electro-acoustic club
'the piano playing is the best ive heard in quite some time, the vocals are incredible' - reviews, garageband.com
'love the new stuff, liked your show' - dave ball (soft cell/ the grid)
'the soundtrack to a retro-futuristic Private Investigator movie that's playing inside my head' - riley, seraphin twin
"a force for good" - neil, wellmademusic podcast
'wonderful music! great songs! big sound! reduced to the maximum!' - jojo wolter (S.Y.P.H.)
Wisteriax: Doves Never Sleep Dex Romweber Duo: Lookout Tom Waits: 'T 'Ain't No Sin The Scarring Party: Flat Peculiar Pretzelmen: Leslie's Theme Starhead: The Tempest Alice Cooper: Crazy Little Child Dandelion Junk Queens: Growing Up is Giving Up Defiance, Ohio: The Condition Norfolk & Western: A Gilded Age C. Strøm: The Rose of Tennessee Cult with No Name: Down the Line Voltaire: Cannibal Buffet Hollands: High Class Nouvelle Vague: Just Can't Get Enough Christian Williams: Village Blacksmith Hail Seizures: Elephant Man Agent Ribbons: Obituary Vermillion Lies: Blue Neko Case: Hold On, Hold On Slim Cessna's Auto Club: An Introduction to the Power of Braces: Faith Real McKenzies: Droppin' Like Flies Jennifer Leonhardt: Kerby Lane Jubilee
Hey! Just going throught some old comments and thought I would take the time to say hi! I hope everything is going well for you and your having an awesome week!
Hi, through JUNE AND JULY we are slashing our day time rehearsal prices. Between 10am and 5pm all our rooms are either £6 or £7 per hour including weekends. Making us one of the cheapest in SUSSEX. Plus If you buy 3 hours we will even throw in a 4th totally FREE. YES TOTALLY FREE.
OUR RECORDING RATES ARE STILL JUST AS AFFORDABLE TOO, FULL DAYS FROM £200 ALL IN.
So come and rehearse and record in one of the best equipped music complex's in the South.
birth and graveyard hung in balance as his hands swung across canvas demanding secrets of his doom. an antonym of macbeth, foretold the terminal terrible strokes were but bravery and death, franz kline knew before he died, he'd won, for himself and us, the miraculous unity of the land he'd found. and made us feel it had all been done while buying drinks for everyone at some impromptu nonsense in the Cedar bar.
FatalObject est un projet de cœur né de l’association de plusieurs
personnes désireuses de supporter des artistes aux influences musicales
multiples. Projet de label indépendant, FatalObject a pour but de permettre à
des artistes de s'autoproduire et de se promouvoir.
FatalObject is a project of heart, arisen from the association of several
persons avid to support artists in the multiple musical influences. As an
independent label, FatalObject aims at allowing artists of selfproduction and
promotion.
I started a new band. A Baleful Aura. It's death metal. Which isn't exactly what i planned on playing. But we have a video of our first show and some recent recordings up. As for wormwood. Funny thing was i just introduced it to my band the other day and we're gonna start work on it.
Join us next WEDNESDAY at The Macbeth for our biggest night to date! With The Brownies, Islington boys' club and The Palpitations all playing w/DJS Touching Cloth and IMP spinning.
Doors 8pm/£5/£4 with flyer. (live music from 8:30)
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Click on the flyer above to visit the facebook event page. (if not seen do just visit the Club.The.Mammoth myspace)
we,re hosting a month of monday night gigs at the Vibe bar Brick Lane. "Breaking out the old Routine" start the week like you mean it, and tell it whos boss with a party on monday night with Tom Mansi and the Icebreakers we,ll be playing each week with lots of lovely friends guests supporting and headlining each week with us tucked in the middle somewhere playing lots of new stuff and some oldies too.
