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http://www.myspace.com/christophgrabssciencefictiontheater
Origine du Groupe : Swiss
Style : New Jazz , Jazz-Rock
Sortie : 2010
"Pimp my Jazz! Science Fiction Theater a été dans les années 50, une série télévisée américaine, - la pseudo-science-recherche - principalement des vols spatiaux, la télépathie, robots et autres
avait au contenu. Avec la même qualité acoustique attention à la naissance de l'auditeur se retrouve, après quelques mesures dans les années 60, un voyage à Alli Star Mclain, Perry Rhodan et le
capitaine Kirk: 0rion seul dans le premier match, "Sweet Paranoia" se précipiter dans parsecs musicale, Enterprise, et tout ce que l'éternel immensité de l'univers peuplé après la 0HR. Entre bon
marché et rapide, le quintette a présenté à la tombe Zurich Saxophone Professeur Christoph un monde où les décors sont plus des scènes, des animaux à fourrure de créatures Alpha Centauri fourrure
encore d'Alpha du Centaure, et le plastique ou comme le plastique Klingl Easy Listening et Frickeljazz, Lounge Sounds, Surf & Trash, SF kitsch sonores musicales et cinématographiques, parsemé
de passages de 0riginal, Chewbacca se bouscule d'attaquer les tomates tueuses - ça se passe dans un jazz-musique Tous ".
Henry Altmann Jazzthetik,, 9 / 2010 permalink
Tracklist :
1. Sweet Paranoia (5:43)
2. Die Kreatur (6:39)
3. I Spy (4:02)
4. Esmeralda (6:44)
5. Dirdy Birdy (6:34)
6. Brainwash (3:23)
7. Killertomaten (6:21)
8. Sweet Paranoia (5:13)
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Origine du Groupe : V.A Cuba
Style : World Music , Rumba
Sortie : 2000
Kip Hanrahan is one of the most enigmatic figures in American music. He presides over recording sessions like a sage elder (or perhaps a dictator). Though he often takes no part in the actual
musical performances, his mere presence as Producer and Composer seems to direct his loyal musicians in interpreting his music, which has been described as “soundtracks to films that don’t
exist”. His earlier releases on American Clave, likeDesire Develops An EdgeandVertical’s Currency, paired the surreal vocals of ex-Cream bassist Jack Bruce with noir jazz charts of rich
exoticism. More recently he’s taken a more accessible interest in Afro-Cuban music and channeled it through the excellent group Deep Rumba (Rumba Profunda). His taste for dark moods still
predominates, even on the more upbeat selections. This disc, the second Deep Rumba recording, effectively transportsBuena Vista Social Clubto the seediest of Havana bars, with junkies shooting up
in the back booths and slutty waitresses with overflowing cleavage proffering powerful rum concoctions. For all its lightlessness, however, Deep Rumba is far more appealing to the mainstream
audience than the Hanrahan/Bruce collaborations. The titular leader didn’t even compose any of these works; he simply bills himself as Musical Director and offers up a background vocal on track
#6.
Hanrahan gathered some outstanding company for this session. Tenor man Charles Neville (of those famous New Orleans brothers) rubs elbows with fusion drummer Robby Ameen,Buena Vistatimbalero
Amadito Valdes, and Latin jazzers like bassist Andy Gonzales, drummer “El Negro” Horacio Hernandez, and conguero Giovanni Hidalgo. The rhythms and song structures are mostly true to traditional
Cuban forms. The disc opens with a woeful lament by Neville’s solo tenor sax, which leads into a hot drum duet by Ameen and El Negro. The percussionists take us from Bourbon Street to Birdland,
then finally down to Old Havana where the enchanted voice of Xiomara Lougart tempts us with pensive beauty. Track #2 has a discomforting juxtaposition, so typical of Hanrahan: the slow, gentle
ballad sounds of Lougart and violinist Alfredo Triff float ethereally over a veritable volcano of percussion. Triff also plays wild, distant jungle howls on the unusual #15, which features
Gonzales’ bowed bass.
More traditional Cuban sounds are scattered around the disc, with many unexpected twists. Track #7 is especially abstruse, a trio of tenor sax, vibrant bass, and El Negro clicking two large metal
keys together like claves. The next track is a brief, memorable rendition of the classic Besame Mucho ; Lougart sounds like she’s lounging half-drunk on a worn couch, a full ashtray sitting on
the floor. Vocalist Haila Monpie’s contributions are also noteworthy, her voice being more youthful and less dusky than Lougart’s. Other excellent lead vocals are provided by the soulful Pedro
Martinez and Puntilla Orlando Rios, a nice variety overall. The disc closes strangely, with the disembodied telephone-voices of Velibor Pedevski and El Negro over a pointillistic ground of
handclaps and percussion played on some type of metal “sculptures”. As always, Hanrahan leaves us puzzling over the unforeseen. This is an unconventional but most entertaining disc, especially
recommended for those who like a middle ground between Latin jazz and Buena Vista-style traditionalism.
by TODD S. JENKINS for All About Jazz permalink
Tracklist :
1.- Cubana
2.- Medley: Robby And Negro Opening Time/Pensamiento
3.- Bom Bom Bom Bom
4.- Prelude To Un Golpecito Na' Ma
5.- Kip Quest
6.- Quimbara 2000
7.- Charles And Andy Discuss The Science Of Voodoo And The Voodoo Of
8.- Science
9.- Besame Mucho
10.- Tradicion
11.- Sugar And Cotton (Black Hands In White Labor)
12.- Cantar Maravillioso
13.- Giovannito
14.- Arabian Nights
15.- El Solo Nino
16.- Yambu De Las Cocas
17.- Work And Play (Real Life Dramas)
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Origine du Groupe : North America
Style : Alternative , Indie
Sortie : 2007
Hasard du calendrier des sorties 2007 : à une première salve largement composée de groupes sortant leur premier ou second album, succèdent de nouveaux disques d'artistes déjà confirmés, dont on
pourrait dire qu' ils montrent aux jeunes où il faudra en être dans quelques années pour ne pas tomber aux oubliettes.
Ainsi deux semaines après Nick Cave et son groupe Grinderman, ce sont les américains de Low qui publient leur (déjà) huitième album, donnant suite à The Great Destroyer sur lequel le groupe était
sorti de ses ambiances parfois un peu catatoniques pour livrer un vrai disque rock et enlevé. Sur Drums and Guns, si Dave Fridmann officie à nouveau derrière la console, c'est à un retour à des
climats beaucoup plus sombres et intimistes qu'ils nous convient, sans pour autant se répéter.
Car Drums and Guns est un album aussi sobre en surface qu'il est riche dans le fond, aussi minimaliste de prime abord qu'incroyablement dense dans sa production. Pas de guitares ou si peu, des
rythmes froids et machiniques, réchauffés par les parties vocales. Pretty People, le morceau introductif, donne l'impression de littéralement sortir de terre, sonne comme une complainte teintée
de douleur. Les thèmes abordés sont la mort et le meurtre, et ça s'entend : on ne rigole pas beaucoup à l'écoute de cet album qui réclame toute l'attention de son auditeur, mais on n'a pas non
plus à faire à un manifeste morbide, car tout est construit pour inciter à l'introspection ou à la réflexion. Chaque chanson évoque une transcendance des émotions que peuvent engendrer ces
thèmes.
On pourrait citer tous les morceaux, contentons-nous de Dragonfly pour sa mélodie qui jaillit de presque rien, Take Your Time et son refrain poignant, Murderer pour le contraste entre la gravité
de son thème et la poésie qui se dégage des orchestrations. Même si le rapprochement pourra paraître audacieux, on pensera à ce qu'avait réalisé Bashung en 2002 avec L'Imprudence. Un disque
lumineusement sombre, faussement aride, poétique. C'est ce que réussit Low avec Drums and Guns et c'est un tour de force.
par Hervé
pour indiepoprock.net
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Tracklist :
01. Pretty people
02. Belarus
03. Breaker
04. Dragonfly
05. Sandinista
06. Always fade
07. Dust on the window
08. Hatchet
09. Your poison
10. take your time
11. In silence
12. Murderer
13. Violent past
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http://www.myspace.com/raycallao
Origine du Groupe : Spain
Style : World Music , Latin Jazz , Salsa , Rumba
Sortie : 2009
From Official Myspace :
Ray Callao se reune por primera vez, en Barcelona, en Septiembre del 2007; sexteto de fusión Afro Latina, de aires frescos . Sus integrantes proceden de distintas partes del mundo, Barcelona,
México, Canarias, Perú...
Van desde el formato acústico con contrabajo, bongó y tres, hasta la formación de pequeña orquestra con 9 integrantes; destacan por su versatilidad y por la facilidad con la cual pasan por
distintos rítmos afrocubanos, sin perder ese sonido tan propio que les caracteriza. Tampoco tienen complejos cuando salen a tocar a la calle ni cuando suben a los escenarios más conocidos de la
ciudad condal, siempre buscan la complicidad del público. La voz callejera, el sonido jazz selvático de la guitarra, los metales explosivos y una sólida base rítmica, proponen una nueva opción
dentro del género y la actual escena musical barcelonesa.
Bio:
CONTACTO:
raycallao@gmail.com
tlf: 657751716
Tracklist :
1. El Muerto
2. Tiradito
3. Nadie se va
4. Maria
5. Baratija
6. El Gallo
7. Pepe Cobra
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Boyo
Origine du Groupe : Jamaica
Style : Reggae , Dub
Sortie : 1980-82
From Wikipedia :
Billy Boyo (born Billy Theophilus Rowe, September 21, Kingston, Jamaica 1969 – October 29, 2000) was a reggae artist, was probably the most prolific of the early-80’s child MC’s. He is famous for
his song "One Spliff a Day".
Billy Boyo was still in his teens when he emerged in the early eighties. In 1983 he (together with Little John and Ranking Toyan) went to London where he linked up with producer Silver Kamel.
Along with the above noted "One Spliff A Day," Billy also charted in 1982 with the Henry Junjo Lawes produced single "Wicked She Wicked." This hit had the added charm of a 13 year old kid-voice
on the mic chanting about a wicked girl.
Billy Boyo wasn't a prolific recording artist as he did not record much before or after the tracks for the first two albums and was maybe more known as a live MC. His musical career was
short-lived and little was heard of him since the second half of the eighties. In the early 1980s rumor spread that Billy Boyo and Little Harry had been shot and killed. However this proved to be
untrue. Billy in fact died of a brain tumor on October 29, 2000 after a two month long struggle to beat the disease.
Tracklist :
Billy Boyo - Wicked She Wicked
The Roots Radics - Wicked Dub
Billy Boyo - One Spliff A Day
The Roots Radics - One Spliff Dub
Billy Boyo & Little John - Janet Sinclair
The Roots Radics - Janet Dub
Billy Boyo - Dreadlocks Party
The Roots Radics - Dreadlocks Dub
Billy Boyo - Wrong Time To Say It
The Roots Radics - Wrong Time Dub
Billy Boyo - Christian Me A Christian
The Roots Radics - Christian Dub
Billy Boyo - Who Me Yes You
The Roots Radics - Who Me Dub
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http://www.myspace.com/malarodriguez
Orgine du Groupe : Spain
Style : Rap
Sortie : 2010
Dirty bailarina es el cuarto álbum de estudio de Mala Rodríguez.
El título es una especie de personaje conceptual creado por la propia artista. "Es un trabajo de ciencia ficción. El personaje principal es 'Dirty Bailarina', el cual me inspiro mi tataranieta.
La acción transcurre en un tiempo alternativo, solo hay que reflexionar el punto donde estamos, para darnos cuenta hacia donde vamos... En ese lugar arranca el álbum, desde ese marco ella muestra
su música, todo lo que siente y por qué... 'Dirty Bailarina' son palabras que unidas, evocan una imagen concreta. La imagen de una mujer que expresa su arte sin miedo a ensuciarse".
"A medida que iba escuchando los versos y las melodías en mi cabeza... me iba dando cuenta de que Dirty bailarina sería un álbum diferente. He querido mostrar todo lo que tenia en los bolsillos,
la búsqueda del ser es la mayor de las aventuras. Lo más destacable es que además de seguir hablando de lo social, hablo del amor".
"A veces da igual lo que pasa ahí fuera, lo que importa es lo que pasa aquí dentro, es entonces cuando aparecen mensajes universales, transcendentes que nos tocan a todos, como hermanos que
somos, mas allá de la critica consciente o del puro divertimento".
Un disco compuesto por 12 temas, más 1 inédito solo disponible en su edición digital.
Grabado en Atlanta (Estados Unidos). Colaboran en las labores de producción el americano Focus (Dr. Dre, Beyonce, Busta Rhymes, Jennifer Lopez, Cristina Aguilera) y los españoles Griffi y Sr
Tcee.
"La rapera Mefe ha sido mi invitada, tenía muchísimas ganas de compartir un ritmo con ella, tiene mucho talento y estoy feliz de que sea parte de ".
"Tener a Estrella Morente como broche ha sido algo, absolutamente maravilloso".
Con un sonido rítmico, y con letras de carácter social.
No pidas perdón es el primer avance.
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Tracklist :
1.En la linea
2.Nene
3.No pidas perdón
4.Galaxias cercanas
5.Prima
6.Interferencias
7.Yo no mato el tiempo
8.Ama
9.Por eso mato
10.Un corazón
11.Flores,vitamina y mucho sexo
12.Patito feo
13.La mala
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Orgine du Groupe : V.A France
Style : Punk , Ska , Rock , Oi
Sortie : 1999
NEW !!! This player HERE
Une compilation qui fait du bruit ! Une compilation de Punk ! Indispensable !
Rien à dire ! Ecouter pogoter vibrer et monter le SONNNNNNNN !!!
by DJ DemonAngel
Tracklist :
1. Croco deal - intro (0:53)
2. La souris déglinguée - Aucun regret (2:51)
3. Cortege - L'artiste (2:43)
4. Tagada jones - hopital (2:22)
5. Les tekkels - yuppies (2:36)
6. Les magoo - Allez au diable (2:32)
7. Dickheads - F U C K (3:02)
8. Happy kolo - pochtron (2:51)
9. Les molards - miroir déformant (3:00)
10. Barikad - toxicomaniac (3:41)
11. Craft - Libre consume (1:44)
12. Engrenage - A D I S (2:09)
13. Klunk - Saturday night (2:03)
14. Sourire kabyle - sensoriel killer (3:02)
15. Croco deal - compagnons de la misère (2:55)
16. Skamp Boys - hooligans (2:51)
17. Derailleurs - gregory (2:01)
18. Kamizol - sordide (1:07)
19. Torquemada - 2 heures (2:02)
20. Ebola - Petit bourgeois (1:59)
21. Penistorm - barbelé (2:22)
22. Kratatoa - La nuit fauve (2:57)
23. Zampano - homme politique (2:51)
24. The bushemen - wait a minute (2:32)
25. Rachid et les ratons - Remets ça (2:22)
26. Les tekkels - bad feelings (2:31)
27. Ebola - Mon palace (2:28)
28. Penistorm - Le vieux Shnock (2:04)
29. Craft - Super on n'a qu'ça à faire (2:11)
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http://www.myspace.com/satanicpornocultshop
Orgine du Groupe : Japan
Style : Alternative Fusion , Experimental , Broken Beat , Breakcore , IDM
Sortie : 2010
NEWS !!! This player HERE
I hope the cover, name and preview are enough to convince people to get this, because I really am not sure how to describe it. It’s like, extremely experimental hip-hoppy IDM with an occasional
(and very pretty) female vocalist, but that’s not even close to how it sounds like. I don’t really like using the term, but “avant-garde” is all that I can really think of. All I really know is
that they’re a group of people from Japan who’ve been active since 1999, going through some lineup changes and making some all-around quirky, fun, great music. It’s kind of poppy and mellow
sometimes, mostly on tracks like (R.I.P) Tide and Pinky, and at other times really chaotic and energetic, à la 2 More Heads_Sprouted! or Saddam Fed Bird While Jailed. It’s really crazy, try
it.
by http://abandonedcars.wordpress.com
Tracklist :
1 New Years' Snow
2 (R.I.P) Tide
3 Saddam Fed Bird While Jailed
4 2 More Heads_Sprouted!
5 Feed Me W) Ur Kiss
6 Glaneurs
7 Pinky
8 Custom Drum Destroyer
9 Left Handed Darling
10 9 Headed Monster
11 Paradise
12 Kanariya
13 Nido
14 Next Years' Snow, Reprise
15 Comment Te Dire Adieu
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http://www.palenkesoultribe.com
http://www.myspace.com/palenkesoultribeproject
Origine du Groupe : North America , Colombia
Style : Alternative Fusion World , Electro
Sortie : 2010
Palenke Soultribe just got back from a tour and have released a few remixes from a few bands and a re-edit of their track ‘The Color of your Dreams’ for their fans as a thank you to each place
they stopped at. This Columbian group comprised of two producers and a drummer/percussionist have a unique Cumbia electro dance groove vibe to them and I’m digging it. Check out the free download
of Wepalenke below!
by http://wgmeets.wordpress.com
Tracklist :
1.Palenke Soultribe + Locos por Juana - Afro Sound 04:28
2.Palenke Soultribe + Maleco Collective - Serenata para Ti (Palenke Soultribe Remix) 03:02
3."Te Veo" feat. Sr.Mendez 03:01
4.The Color of your Dreams (Radio Edit) 04:22
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http://www.vlatkostefanovski.com.mk
http://adagio.calarts.edu/~snakes
Origine du Groupe : Macedonia , Serbia
Style : World Music , Guitar
Sortie : 2009
NEWS !!! This player HERE
Creativity is something that cannot be forced and the most distinctive and rewarding artistic fellowships are those that follow a natural path to fruition. What brought together guitarists
Vlatko Stefanovski and Miroslav Tadic 15 years ago was an act of faith. They were introduced to each other by another musician who was aware of their mutual love for guitars and Macedonian folk
music. In the period that followed they went to work on Krushevo (M.A. Recordings 1997), a record that is considered to be seminal and groundbreaking.
Since Krushevo was released, Stefanovski and Tadic have not only made three records together, but they have continued to unite in concert settings, despite the numerous projects they both have in
addition to this partnership. Their collaborative project proved to be anything but problematic, instead feeding and nurturing an alchemical connection. The tours that followed have allowed them
further to continue to explore the possibilities that have been laid at their feet. Building upon their shared love of bending genres until they break, Stefanovski and Tadic seamlessly blur the
lines between traditional folk music, jazz, rock, flamenco and classical. It isn't about where the songs begin but where they end, and that gives the duo its distinct flavor.
In 2005, the duo welcomed a new member, the Bulgarian flautist Teodosii Spasov, adding a new dimension to the music. Live in Zagreb was recorded during a summer tour in Croatia in 2007, when the
trio itself expanded into a quartet by introducing the Indian master percussionist Swapan Chaudhuri. The album is a stunning celebration of the project's past, present and future. It sums up the
whole trajectory, as it begins with the duo guitars, then the trio is introduced, and finally the quartet is heard.
Starting with "Dafino Vino Crveno," (Dafina with cheeks like red wine), the guitar duo plays with a bright fire that never goes out, even on more laid-back, plaintive numbers such as this one. It
seems that the two players are completely engaged in conversation as they magically complete each other's lines. "Izlezi Vido" (Come out Vida, to see a miracle), is a funky folk song with the two
guitars setting off into improvisations like twins joined at the hip, something to be expected from virtuosi with such distinguished backgrounds.
"Ej Ti Momche Ohridjanche" (Hey you boy from Ohrid) is an upbeat reel that introduces the trio with Spasov. What is amazing about this trio is that the unit has no single sound identity, though
their aesthetic is distinct and readily identifiable. Owing to their long-standing association, the three communicate with heightened perception, anticipating each others' curveballs and
responding in kind. When improvising, the trio weaves in and out of meter and harmony, yet always emerges together before the mood shifts anew. The structure of the melody is respected but
outside of that it's open season.
For a long time, this project drew associations with guitarist John McLaughlin's Shakti, because of the musicians' virtuoso abilities, improvisational madness and breadth of influences, their
folk music associations, and the emotional depth of their style. The introduction of Chaudhuri makes such comparisons more vivid and tangible. Apart from holding a master's degree in music and
being conferred honors for his distinguished contributions in the field of tabla by the government of India, and as well as performing with world renowned artists such as sitar maestro Ravi
Shankar, Chaudhuri is also a member of the teaching staff at the California Institute of the Arts in California. So is Miroslav Tadic.
On tracks such as "Prosheta Se Jovka Kumanovka," (Yovka from Kumanovo went for a stroll), and especially "Anadolu oyun havasi," which is a 16 minute tour de force, the quartet's seamless
interplay is quite remarkable. It delivers consistently inventive music while combining the discipline of classical chamber music with the openness of free improvisation. There is a perfect
balance between the two, strung halfway between heaven and earth.
The group's music in general is a milestone in cross-cultural music, fusing Macedonian folk music with various styles including the arcane percussion disciplines of Indian music. This is
thoughtful, inspired guitar work woven out of tasteful tones and performed with brilliant virtuosity against a sublime backdrop of percussion and flute. The album is the audio equivalent of pure
beauty.
by NENAD GEORGIEVSKI
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Tracklist :
01.Anadolou oyun havasi
02.Dafino vino crveno
03.Ej ti momce ohrigance
04.Eleno kerko
05.Izlezi Vido
06.Jovano, Jovanke
07.Kales Ango
08.Kasapsko oro
09.Proseta se Jovka kumanovka
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