HI!
it's very busy round here at the moment..
the office is in fact full of people measuring things and making lists but i have struggled my way to the photocopier to send you an office chart
sit back and enjoy..
1. It was all a dream by Zomby
2. Stayput by Aardvark
3. Percussion One by Percussions
4. Replica by Oneohtrix Point Never
5. Shyness is Golden by Kid606
6. An iceberg hurled northward through clouds by Gold Panda
7. An echo from the hosts that profess infitium by Shabazz Palaces
8. Conquistador by Yesterdays New Quintet
9. Larari-Olala by Jorge Ben
10. The perilous NIght: VI.- by John Cage.. played by Phillipp Vandre
11. Cactus by Objekt
12. La La by The Stepkids
13. Didn't cha Know by Erykah Badu
........right where's me sysex?
Thom
Adele’s Live from the Artists Den performance at the Santa Monica Bay Woman’s Club will premiere on public television Friday, February 3, 2012. Check your local listings at artistsden.com.
Photo by Jeffrey Herman
The Guardian reports that next year, minimalist composer Steve Reich will premiere a new work at London's Southbank Centre, based on two Radiohead songs. Titled "Radiohead Rewrite", the piece reimagines "Everything In its Right Place" from Kid A as well as "Jigsaw Falling Into Place" from In Rainbows. It will be performed by 13 musicians from the London Sinfonietta on March 5, 2013.
The 'X Factor' finalist's reworking of Jack and Meg's classic has been unveiled
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Photo by Loren Wohl
Update: SBTRKT has also announced the release of a 12" vinyl single for the cut "Wildfire" from his 2011 LP. It's out February 21 on XL and features the original version, an instrumental cut and Drake's OVO remix.
UK bassman SBTRKT is about to begin a long tour in support of his excellent self-titled LP from last year. He'll play dates in Australia, Europe, the UK, and North America, including stops at SXSW and Coachella. Producer Travis Stewart will join the bill as both Machinedrum and one-half of Sepalcure for several dates. New signing to XL imprint Hot Charity Willis Earl Beal will also open.
What's the magic number when it comes to Adele's album "21"? 21, of course.
Example, Katy B, Spector and Thee Brandy Hips also join the event's line-up
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The rap collective will play five shows in March and April
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Hey, A Cute OF Tour. Around The Time OF Tape Vol 2 Comes Out. Click Photo To Get Your Tickets, Before Scalpers Get Them And You Complain About The Resale Price And Shit. K, Bye. P.S, Love.
Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain" takes over atop the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart, dethroning Rihanna's "We Found Love," featuring Calvin Harris, after 10 weeks and making history in the process.
It seems that every week, there is a new Adele-related accolade to tout. And this week is no different, as her "21" album hits its 17th week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart
I'm so happy, think I could cry
Then the moment is lost to the sky
In the silence something is heard
Brings us back down crashing to earth
Heaven is a place
No one lied
It's rushing through your veins
Flooding your eyes
She's so worried the end is in sight
She could stay there for the rest her life
A peculiar pain within her arose
As the perfect frame couldn't be froze
Heaven is a place
No one lied
It's rushing through your veins
Flooding your eyes
It's hidden in your brain
The sweetest surprise
We'll be gone soon
Heaven is a place
No one lied
It's rushing through your veins
Flooding your eyes
It's hidden in your brain
The sweetest surprise
The mystery remains
Until we die
Thom Yorke posted on Radiohead's Dead Air Space blog that the band contributed a number of songs from their back catalog to the documentary film The Island President.
Thom Yorke also speaks out in support of the film's stance on climate change
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Noel Gallagher, Arctic Monkeys and Miles Kane also shifted a lot of vinyl in 2011
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The song is his first new material since 'Everything Is New'
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No One Lied
The 'Pala' band will be working on new ideas in a seculded log cabin in Sweden
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Take a look at the gigs our writers will be reviewing this week, and tell us about live music you've seen recently
Each week we publish a list of concerts our writers will be covering in the next few days, and we invite you to tell us about the shows you've attended recently or bands you're hoping to see soon.
Here's what some of our readers were looking forward to last week:
Saw Christina Perri last night in Glasgow. Very polished performance, but it was so...lovely that it's hard to hate. She can write a bloody good tune as well. Next proper band I'm going to see is Mastodon on the 7th February at the Barrowlands.
Friday is the rescheduled gig by The Horrors postponed from last October, the hotly tipped Toy are supporting. I shall be drinking Bath Ales....
A week later is the first proper gig of the year - Wild Flag on the good ship Thekla way down in the Bristol mud dock delta. I shall be drinking rum...
Field Music at the Fleece in Bristol is another I intend to go to....I am aiming on 52 gigs this year, so have to step up a gear...and probably earn more ££££...
If the Guardian wants to review the current tour by The Walkabouts, then they'll have to send someone to a place like Amsterdam, Berlin or Copenhagen, as the band can't get a gig in the UK...Last night's show in Vienna...
'The Island President' is a film about the Maldives, and the struggle of President Nasheed to get the voice of a small nation heard in the climate change debate.
Unless something is done to stop rising sea levels they will lose everything.
The country will be under water.
Some of our music was used to help tell the story.
The film won 'Best Documentary' at the Toronto film festival and will be screened this week at the Sundance film festival.
Thom