THREE IMAGINARY GIRLS REVIEW, 2003}
Seattle's Tableland know the beauty of paying attention to detail. Their self-released full-length "Tremulous Elemental" (no label) soothes like aloe on sunburn, just in time for long June days. Check out a highlight like "Bested:" slow looped jazz drums under day-dreamy guitar that curls up with hazy trumpet and perking electronics. A place for everything, and everything in its place. Once you make all the right choices, it's easy to bliss out. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------STRANGER REVIEW, 2002}
You know, the beach-friendly vapidity and general bonhomie of summer music is just fine for the warmer months, but after a while I find myself sun-scorched and empty-headed, with sand in all the wrong places. Just in time, then, come the lush and moody melodies of Tableland. The songs on the Seattle band's debut disc, Tremulous Elemental, are spiraling and sprawling, near-orchestral in their intricate layering (think Aloha, Mogwai, a souped-down Joan of Arc), and the perfect accompaniment for the quivering trees and mellow gray skies of a Seattle September. Throw out your tank tops and take up your secondhand Pendleton sweaters! Fall has arrived, and the intelligent elementals of Tableland are here to remind you why that's a good thing. KATIE PREUSSER, The Stranger ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------60 CYCLE HUM MAGAZINE REVIEW, Takin’ Em For a Spin, 2003}
Tableland, Tremulous Elemental (Self Released)
This Seattle-based trio serves up infectious instrumental alt-rock that weaves shimmering tapestries of ambient sound. Tremulous Elemental puts the listener into a mesmerizing trance with its intricate melodies and raw, volatile power. Two amazing tracks include “South Trail” and “The Hand Holding Tree (Subpilly),” both of which give a taste of the bands range with their soft-spoken beauty and climactic energy. Tableland truly defy the standard classification and make music on their terms without regret. Tremulous Elemental is a must have record. If you dig on Mogwai, Bowery Electric and the like, this definitely warrants a listen. Review By Jacob Charles Dietz, 60 Cycle Hum Magazine
Bandana Split, c'est 4 parties qui font un tout indispensable pour tes prochaines soirées. Si tu ne sais pas quoi faire, on te propose donc la solution idéale : - Écoute du Rap à la cool en dégustant un plat simple à réaliser, ensuite, détruit toi la tête avec un cocktail improbable sur un mix electro clash. En 1 mot, la soirée idéale. Merci qui ?
*** Menu***
- Bandana split tape (10 sons par les bretelles glamour) - Les Pitas à la Krab (Recette de cuisine illustrée de photographies) - Bandana Mix (Set de 38 minutes par Dj Kaa) - Le glocktail (Un cocktail improbable à faire)
Le tout accompagné des photos de Diane Tnecniv et de la présentation et le graphisme coloré de VOyou !
!!! TÉLÉCHARGEMENT LÉGAL ET GRATUIT, LE 21 JUIN 2009 !!!
Hanful of Lovin'
w Special Guest
Big High
The New Band featuring Mesa, Ari,
Sandy (Pandacon), & Steven (Project Lionheart)
Nectar Lounge Saturday May 30th, 2009 9pm
Et oui y'a pas que les cloches qui débarquent ce mois-ci, il y a aussi la dernière couvée d'AZRAEL : un maxi 4 titres + vidéos, à voir et à écouter.Vous auriez préféré des œufs en chocolat, mais celle-là on vous la fait chaque année, alors qu'un beau CD tout neuf de ton boys-band chéri... ça, ça ronronne !
"Top Electronic Artists of 2008 - Savaged edits over schizphreaked beats sizzled Mochipet's great album into our charts…talent populated this sonic bullet. "
edIT (The Glitch Mob) "Mochi is keepin' it hyphy for the asians. "
Lazersword (Briefcase Rockers) "yo man, was just listening to this mochipet track on my itunes a second ago, and was like what the fuck thi
JFJO just released their new studio album 'Winterwood' as a FREE DOWNLOAD! Download it now, then go see JFJO live at the Tractor Tavern in Seattle on Sunday night (Feb.22nd) w/Stebmo!
Get Winterwood now at WWW. JFJO. COM!
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Ever wondered what to do in the event of a nuclear threat?
A while ago I found stuff that inspired me to make this film:
Living Under the Shadow of the Nuclear Umbrella
Both artistic (ensure you get the background music!) and educational, it primarily comprises official British government civil defence advice.
Though source materials are quite aged, much remains relevant today.
I encourage all to visit the YouTube page to learn more (Show support! Rate! Comment!) and responsibly circulate as widely as possible, here: http://www. youtube. com/watch?v=UaIim3Rj7L4
Good to have you as a friend! So great to see the internet in action this way, shortening distances between people.
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Best, Faber.
"Just a guy trying to make the world a better place. "
Two Birthday Parties for all Seattlites...
It's my Birthday this Wednesday September 17th
and Tyler's Birthday Next Wednesday September 24th
celebrating with drinks, food, and music... at
Rain Sushi on 45th! 7pm to 11pm
The T&A Combo
sings and plays acoustic music every Wednesday
at Rain Sushi... good beer sake and food
"An artist is someone who produces things that people don't need to have but that he - for some reason - thinks it would be a good idea to give them." Andy Warhol
so on that note , here is a reminder to all U U's out there in myspaceland ..........incase you didnt know
or receive the cordial invitation ............. our new little debut EP "Phazes" is out and available to U
for a limited time free dowload ! ! !
it is 4 your listening Pleasuah
:> VV
PS if you already have downloaded or have a copy, then thanks a gazillion, and thanks for being a power animal
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