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Released: Jan 1, 2010
Label:

Andy Duncan -

Vocals, Drums, Guitar, Bass, Obsolete Technology

John McIntosh -

Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums, All The High Bits

Alex 'Rasta' Ross -

Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Drums, Mandolin, Banjo, Washing Line Tied Between Two Milk Churns

Jack Nissan -

Vocals, Keyboards, Nice Noises

Ally McNaught -

Vocals, Saxophone, Guitar, Child's Accordian, Tourist-Grade Sitar, Light Aircraft

Kevin Tierney -

Vocals, Trumpet, Arachnids, No-Frills Bass Guitar Goodness

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Influences:

Injuns, Alfonzo, Andy Miller, Das Contras, Injuns, The Cosmonauts, Bombskare, The Electric Ghosts, William Douglas, The Black Diamond Express, Bugsy Malone OST.

Sounds Like:

Work of Sub-Art in the Age of Artificial Reproduction

The mind creates, the chaos permeates. In the material reality, art objects are reproductions of the imaginations of the mind -- a mind that uses the chaos as an organism to deconstruct ideas, patterns, and emotions. With the evolution of the electronic environment, the mind is approaching a point where it will be free from the chaos to transcend immersions into the contortions of the delphic reality. Electrosaurus contains 11 minimal shockwave engines (also refered to as "soundtoys") that enable the user to make loud audio/visual compositions.

(Thank you random pretention generator - you totally nailed it!)


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Some nice things people have said about Electrosaurus:

“60s West Coast psychedelic freak out rock n roll... gorgeous... beguiling simplicity... a blend of soothing charm and challenging experimentation”
NetRhythms

“1960s revivalist revivalists Miyagi retain their own identity and make their current album an unexpectedly refreshing take on an era that has been exhaustively – but rarely so carefully – reworked”
Sunday Times

“There is something here that keeps pulling you back to play the album again. It may take a few listens, but it’s an album that’s definitely worth spending time with, and getting to know. Believe me, you’ll want to.”
Is This Music ****

"Be Cool, Stay Cool with the profound lyric I’ll live my life by: “You can’t grow a pear on an apple tree.” Little Pink Dress is surely a missing Beatles track. The plucked bass, the echoey pinched guitar... in four minutes, Miyagi show Oasis how to do it. It doesn’t stop there. Enjoy the surf/country romp of Then I Get That Feeling and the gnarly Nick Cave as a cowboy of Tomorrow. Miyagi are no dinosaurs – they are the future."
Daily Record

“By the end of the first side we’ve worked our way through homages to The Beatles, The Fifth Dimension and The Zombies. Flip it over and we’re into CSN and surf guitars. Like the late-lamented Cosmic Rough Riders, though, the influences are so lovingly assimilated that it never descends into mere pastiche
” Uncut

“Christening your second album Electrosaurus and adorning the cover with axe-wielding thunder-lizards and a drumming diplodocus is undoubtedly awesome...... gorgeous harmonies...... the ingredients beautifully sourced and combined
” The Skinny

“Laid-back, harmony-rich, California folk-pop. Fans of the Byrds or fans of bands that are fans of the Byrds will surely enjoy”
17dots.com..

14 tracks of Miyagi goodness -
"Inspiring" The List, "Hellishly infectious" Peter McGee

Scottish Music from Miyagi

Scottish Music from Miyagi

Miyagi - Lucky Face

General Info

  • Genre: Alternative / Country / Funk

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    Profile Views: 86826

    Last Login: 12/22/2012

    Member Since 8/31/2005

    Website www.miyagimusic.com

    Record Label Slow Train Records

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    .. .. .._____________________________________ .... .. .. ....TO KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THINGS MIYAGI, JOIN THE MIYAGI MAILING LIST BY ENTERING YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS HERE:.. .. .. ...... ...... .. .. .... .. .. .. ..___________________________________________ .. .. ...... .. ..___________________________________________ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........
  • Members

    .. Ally McNaught - .. Vocals, Saxophone, Guitar, Child's Accordian, Tourist-Grade Sitar, Light Aircraft .. Andy Duncan - .. Vocals, Drums, Guitar, Bass, Obsolete Technology .. Euan Bruce - .. Vocals, Guitar, Glass-Finger Guitar, Harmonicas, Bass, .. Alex 'Rasta' Ross - .. Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo, Washing Line Tied Between Two Milk Churns .. Claire Schiavone - .. Vocals, Cello, Guitar, Shakey Things .. ...... ...... ...... ...... .. Some nice things people have said about Electrosaurus: .. “60s West Coast psychedelic freak out rock n roll... gorgeous... beguiling simplicity... a blend of soothing charm and challenging experimentation” NetRhythms .. “1960s revivalist revivalists Miyagi retain their own identity and make their current album an unexpectedly refreshing take on an era that has been exhaustively – but rarely so carefully – reworked” Sunday Times .. “There is something here that keeps pulling you back to play the album again. It may take a few listens, but it’s an album that’s definitely worth spending time with, and getting to know. Believe me, you’ll want to.” Is This Music **** .. "Be Cool, Stay Cool with the profound lyric I’ll live my life by: “You can’t grow a pear on an apple tree.” Little Pink Dress is surely a missing Beatles track. The plucked bass, the echoey pinched guitar... in four minutes, Miyagi show Oasis how to do it. It doesn’t stop there. Enjoy the surf/country romp of Then I Get That Feeling and the gnarly Nick Cave as a cowboy of Tomorrow. Miyagi are no dinosaurs – they are the future." Daily Record .. “By the end of the first side we’ve worked our way through homages to The Beatles, The Fifth Dimension and The Zombies. Flip it over and we’re into CSN and surf guitars. Like the late-lamented Cosmic Rough Riders, though, the influences are so lovingly assimilated that it never descends into mere pastiche” Uncut .. “Christening your second album Electrosaurus and adorning the cover with axe-wielding thunder-lizards and a drumming diplodocus is undoubtedly awesome...... gorgeous harmonies...... the ingredients beautifully sourced and combined” The Skinny .. “Laid-back, harmony-rich, California folk-pop. Fans of the Byrds or fans of bands that are fans of the Byrds will surely enjoy” 17dots.com .. ..______________________________.. ........ .... 14 tracks of Miyagi goodness - .."Inspiring" The List, "Hellishly infectious" Peter McGee.. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. ..______________________________..
  • Influences

    Injuns, Alfonzo, Andy Miller, Das Contras, Injuns, The Cosmonauts, Bombskare, The Electric Ghosts, William Douglas, The Black Diamond Express, Bugsy Malone OST.
  • Sounds Like

    Work of Sub-Art in the Age of Artificial Reproduction .. The mind creates, the chaos permeates. In the material reality, art objects are reproductions of the imaginations of the mind -- a mind that uses the chaos as an organism to deconstruct ideas, patterns, and emotions. With the evolution of the electronic environment, the mind is approaching a point where it will be free from the chaos to transcend immersions into the contortions of the delphic reality. Electrosaurus contains 11 minimal shockwave engines (also refered to as "soundtoys") that enable the user to make loud audio/visual compositions. .. ..(Thank you random pretention generator - you totally nailed it!)..

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