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Wednesday, 20 August 2008

Pick of the week: Clubs

The Burlington Project
Corsica Studios, SE17
Saturday 16
Chicago's mansion champ Derrick Carter headlines, with Germany's "deep house Pet Shop Boys" (their claim), Motor City Soul, and Ireland's Ryan O'Gorman.

Buzzin' Fly
The End, WC1
Saturday 16
It's a summer knees up (just now about) for the Buzzin' Fly crew. Tonight there's Ben Watt and Ewan Pearson playing deep house and techno, while the Bees DJ in the lounge.

Bloody Awful Poetry
Madame Jo Jo's, W1
Thursday 21
Frankly, Mr Shankly, Bloody Awful Poetry has quickly established itself as one of London's upside indie nights. The Ghost Frequency and Clik Clik play live.

FWD And Rinse
The End, WC1
Friday 22
The FWD gang team up with Rinse FM DJs to lionise the fourteenth birthday of the underground radio post. There's dubstep and soil from Pay As U Go, Skream and more.

Jazzie B
The Jazz Cafe, NW1
Friday 22
The Soul II Soul fable, fresh from the acquittance of his School Days compilation, plays a cool late jell taking in picks from the Trojan Records archives and more.







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Tuesday, 1 July 2008

Ani DiFranco

Ani DiFranco   
Artist: Ani DiFranco

   Genre(s): 
Alternative
   Rock
   Experimental
   Other
   



Discography:


Canon (cd2)   
 Canon (cd2)

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 18


Canon (cd1)   
 Canon (cd1)

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 18


Reprieve   
 Reprieve

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 13


Knuckle Down   
 Knuckle Down

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 12


Educated Guess   
 Educated Guess

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 14


Evolve   
 Evolve

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 12


Up Up Up Up Up Up   
 Up Up Up Up Up Up

   Year: 1999   
Tracks: 11


To The Teeth   
 To The Teeth

   Year: 1999   
Tracks: 13


Little Plastic Castle   
 Little Plastic Castle

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 12


Living In Clip [CD 2]   
 Living In Clip [CD 2]

   Year: 1997   
Tracks: 15


Living In Clip [CD 1]   
 Living In Clip [CD 1]

   Year: 1997   
Tracks: 16


Dilate   
 Dilate

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 11


Not A Pretty Girl   
 Not A Pretty Girl

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 14


Puddle Dive   
 Puddle Dive

   Year: 1993   
Tracks: 12


Like I Said: Songs 1990-91   
 Like I Said: Songs 1990-91

   Year: 1993   
Tracks: 15


Not So Soft   
 Not So Soft

   Year: 1991   
Tracks: 14


Ani DiFranco   
 Ani DiFranco

   Year: 1989   
Tracks: 13




A folkie in punk's wear, Ani DiFranco battled successfully against the Goliath of incorporated stone to emerge as one of the to the highest degree influential and inspirational furor heroines of the nineties. A resolute follower of D.I.Y. ethos, DiFranco released her records through her have indie label, Righteous Babe, slowly merely steadily building a god-fearing grassroots following on the forte of a inexorable circuit docket; an ardent libber and an open bisexual, her songs tackled issues like brassica napus, miscarriage, and sexism with brainwave and pity, the music's empowering attitude and angriness toughened by the poignant candidness of singer/songwriter confessionalism.


Born in Buffalo, NY, on September 23, 1970, DiFranco began her calling at the years of nine-spot, when her guitar instructor helped her solid ground her number 1 gig -- performing a set of Beatles covers -- at an area cafe. Befriended by the likes of Suzanne Vega and Michelle Shocked, she by and by gave up music to survey ballet, merely at the age of 14 returned to the guitar and began composing her get-go songs. A year later, disoriented from her crumbling family structure, she left wing home plate, living with friends while making the rounds of the Buffalo tribe clubhouse racing circuit.


By the eld of 19 DiFranco had written over one C original songs, and later briefly perusal fine art she relocated to New York City to further her melodic aspirations; besieged by requests from fans for tapes of her performances, she recorded a demo and pressed 500 copies of a self-titled cassette to sell at shows. The mag tape -- a Spartan acoustic ethnic music accumulation of intensely personal essays on failed relationships and grammatical gender inequities -- rapidly sold out, and in 1990 DiFranco founded Righteous Babe to bettor circularize her recordings, which were easy airing across the country on the forte of a substantial pipeline next.


In 1991, after issuance the assured Non So Soft, DiFranco hit the road alone, touring the nation in her Volkswagen and playing gigs wherever she could find them; her cultus blossomed, and her decided image -- shaven head, tattoos, and body piercings -- before long became the de rigueur depend for her fans as easily. As albums like 1992's Imperfectly and 1993's Muddle Dive expanded her melodic ambitions as well as her following, DiFranco became the content of considerable major-label interest, til now she firmly jilted all offers as Righteous Babe grew to become a highly workable patronage venture.


DiFranco continued playing over 200 dates a year, and presently even the mainstream media took observance of her cottage industry music; after 1994's virtuoso Out of Range, she exploded with the following year's Not a Pretty Girl, which garnered observation from outlets ranging from CNN to The New York Times. A sprawl, eclectic work particularisation a heated up love affair with a man (much to the mortification of her lesbian followers), 1996's Dilate fifty-fifty debuted in the Top 100 of the Billboard charts, a stunning accomplishment for an independent button. The live set Living in Clip followed in 1997.


Early in 1998, DiFranco released the studio apartment movement Little Plastic Castle; her most musically divers button yet, it also was her highest-charting album to date, and set the leg for the release of Up Up Up Up Up Up the following class. Another new LP, To the Teeth, appeared in 1999 as well, and in mid-2000 came the release of the ragbag compiling Get around Set. Revelling: Reckoning appeared in spring 2001. In 2002, DiFranco trudged on; a road warrior at heart, in September of that year she issued the double-disc So Much Shouting, So Much Laughter, her number one live album since 1997's Living in Clip. The So Much Shouting put captured handpicked favorites by DiFranco and trey previously unreleased songs.


The following year's Acquire added casimir Funk, jazz, and Latin elements to the ruffle, spell 2004's Enlightened Guess was performed completely by DiFranco. Knuckle Down, co-produced by Joe Henry, arrived in 2005. In 2006, the one-eighth in her Official Bootleg serial, Carnegie Hall (recorded live on April 2, 2002), was released in the spring, and then, shortly after the isaac Bashevis Singer proclaimed she was pregnant, her studio album Hiatus came stunned that August.






Monday, 23 June 2008

Modfather tops MOJO honour roll

PAUL Weller and Led Zeppelin were the big winners on the MOJO Honours List last night in London, with Weller receiving an outstanding contribution award for his long career.
Weller – known as "The Modfather" for his influence on younger artists – received the Outstanding Contribution to Music, while Led Zeppelin were honoured with the Best Live Act award following their incredible comeback performance at London’s O2 arena last year. Other artists honoured at the ceremony, which is hosted by influential British music magazine MOJO, included the Sex Pistols who were handed the MOJO Icon prize and Neil Diamond, who won the Classic Songwriter accolade. The awards – hosted by MOJO editor Phil Alexander – also recognised newcomers Duffy, who received MOJO Song of the Year for ‘Mercy’, and the Last Shadow Puppets - the side-project of Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner – who received the gong for Breakthrough Act. Keeping with the spirit of his Maverick award, The Fall’s Mark E. Smith refused to pose for pictures to celebrate his success after learning he would have to share stage space with The Cribs, who had presented him with the prize. The Specials were honoured with a place in the MOJO Hall of Fame, joining the likes of Sir Elton John and The Doors. MOJO Honours List 2008 full list of winners: Breakthrough act – The Last Shadow Puppets Song of the Year - Duffy, Mercy Roots award – Toots Hibbert Les Paul award – John Martyn Vision award – Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten Catalogue Release of the Year – Pillows and Prayers, Cherry Red Records 1981-1984 MOJO Medal – Dave Robinson Compilation of the Year – Juno Official Soundtrack MOJO Legend – Irma Thomas Classic Album award – My Bloody Valentine, Loveless Special award – Judy Collins MOJO Maverick – The Fall MOJO Hall of Fame – The Specials MOJO Hero – Motorhead Inspiration award – John Fogarty Best Live Act – Led Zeppelin Best Album – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Dig!!! Lazarus Dig!!! Outstanding Contribution to Music – Paul Weller Lifetime Achievement award – Genesis Classic Songwriter – Neil Diamond MOJO Icon – the Sex Pistols



Peter Seiler feat. Michael Lorenz

Peter Seiler feat. Michael Lorenz   
Artist: Peter Seiler feat. Michael Lorenz

   Genre(s): 
Electronic
   



Discography:


Passage   
 Passage

   Year: 1990   
Tracks: 10




 






Sunday, 22 June 2008

Final Selection

Final Selection   
Artist: Final Selection

   Genre(s): 
Other
   



Discography:


Meridian   
 Meridian

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 16




 





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Los Invasores de Nuevo Leon

Los Invasores de Nuevo Leon   
Artist: Los Invasores de Nuevo Leon

   Genre(s): 
Latin
   



Discography:


La Historia   
 La Historia

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 20


28 Exitos   
 28 Exitos

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 28


20 Rancheras   
 20 Rancheras

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 20


15 Boleros de Oro   
 15 Boleros de Oro

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 15




Los Invasores de Nuevo Leon began their life history in 1980 when singer/accordionist Javier Rios, bassist Homero de Leon, and drummer Eliud López decided to gather a norteño outfit supported by the legendary Ramón Ayala. In 1997, after issuing their music locally, los Invasores de Nuevo Leon sign up to EMI Latin. The band then made their international debut with the releases Ventanas Al Viento and Vuelvo Contigo. They climbed euphony charts with "A Mí Qué Me Quedó." The traditional Mexican vI achieved their low pt record in 1998.





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