Tip for JUNE in Concert
“You can put a muzzle on me, cover my mouth, cut out my tongue but the truth will still come out”. Gonjasufi’s sonic appeal is not based on one single emotion. It’s one man’s soul poured out via a sound, an outlet.
- Father John Misty
- Sola Rosa
- New York City Sound
When discussing ‘Father John Misty’, Tillman paraphrases Philip Roth: ‘It’s all of me and none of me, if you can’t see that, you won’t get it’. What I call it is totally arbitrary, but I like the name. You’ve got to have a name. I never got to choose mine.”
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Kiwi soul on the rise
Turn Around featuring Iva Lamkum (Suff Daddy Remix)
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Latest Release Kelis - Flesh Tone
Latest Release Kelis - Flesh Tone
Interviews - Online
Frankie Rose
“I always have a big picture in mind. I knew I wanted a HUGE sounding record. Big highs, big lows, and clean. There is no fuzz on this record. I knew I wanted to make a streamlined, spacious record with big choruses that sometimes referenced 80s pop.”
Peter Broderick
Following numerous film scores and collaborative projects, Peter Broderick has at last completed the long-awaited follow-up to "Home", entitled "http://www.itstartshear.com". The album is supposed to be Peter's finest and most complete work to date. Below are Peter word's on the record…
Lambchop
“It just turned cold outside. What was warm is now less comforting. This is the world in which I write to you, just as it was back when I started to consider how – or even if – I could bring myself to make another record.
MiMi
You come from a very musical background. Can you recall some of the albums that rotated while you were a child?
Yeah. Fleetwood Mac, “Rumors”, was always around, I loved this album since I was a little kid. It’s got a lot of drama in it, like songs that begin and end in a sort of flowing way...
Yeah. Fleetwood Mac, “Rumors”, was always around, I loved this album since I was a little kid. It’s got a lot of drama in it, like songs that begin and end in a sort of flowing way...
Nada Surf
Aus den 90ern übrig gebliebene Rock-Punk-Pop-Band? Ganz und gar nicht! Nada Surf erfreuen sich größter Beliebtheit, ohne Kult, aber mit Kultstatus. Herr Caws, Kopf und Sänger der Band, erzählt uns, wie es ihnen in all den Jahren erging.
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
Das Album Some Loud Thunder hat uns im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes erschüttert. Songs wie “Satan Said Dance” riss uns mit wie eine Sturmböe. Und hier kommen sie wieder: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – live mit dem neuen Album Hysterical. Alec Ounsworth erzählt uns, was seit 2007 passiert ist.
