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Saul Williams

Saul Williams - Black History Month
Saul Williams - Sunday Bloody Sunday
Saul Williams - List of Demands (Reparations)
Radiohead made a big splash recently because of their truly alternative way of providing their album, In Rainbows, via download where the listener gets to decide how much to pay. The move to cut the middleman created an incredible […]

british music: re-introducing

First up, is a band i never gave any attention to for large amounts of time; they came about pre-internet on my radar and were swiftly dismissed at that early time. For years they wallowed (ignored) out of sight and sound along my musically maturing journey; a foolish error, school boy stuff. Which is precisely […]

Girl in a coma

Girl in a Coma - Road to Home
Girl in a Coma - Clumsy Sky
Girl in a Coma - In the Background

Girl in a Coma - or if the Smiths were punk girls. Some of the melodies by this three-girl ensemble are reminiscent of Moz and company - they certainly don’t deny the influence (see name) […]

Bodycode

Bodycode - Bounce Back
Bodycode - Equidistant
Perhaps I’m being biased, but no electronic release in 2006 gathered such momentum of it’s present time than Bodycode’s The Conservation of Electric Charge. Alan Abrahams‘ Bodycode debut adapted the sounds of micro-house in contrast to the rote concrete jungle life and the existential philosophy of nature itself. Like his […]

It’s a wonderful life

Sol Seppy - Slo Fuzz
Last night was the perfect time to see Sparklehorse: it was raining hard, my spirits were low and it was Sunday night (god knows how depressing Sundays can get). And because there’s already a Sparklehorse post down there, let’s make it a post about the opening band, Sol Seppy.

Sophie Michalitsianos, aka […]