Artist: Diplomats Present Hell Rell
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
Discography:
For the Hell of It
Year: 2007
Tracks: 16
Chardronnet
Friday, 27 June 2008
Diplomats Present Hell Rell
Artist: Diplomats Present Hell Rell
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
Discography:
For the Hell of It
Year: 2007
Tracks: 16
Chardronnet
Thursday, 19 June 2008
Bracken
Artist: Bracken
Genre(s):
Rock: Electronic
Discography:
We Know About the Need
Year: 2007
Tracks: 11
Though Bracken started as a way for Hood's Chris Adams to further search the observational soil he had kickoff touched upon in 1997 under the cognomen Downpour, as he began on the job in his cellar studio in Leeds, he shortly realised that something different -- slower, and more contemplative -- was coming out instead, and decided to go with it. Part experimental, component part indie electronica, Bracken gibe in well with the take a breather of the Anticon roster he was signed to, a label he had been in striking with since 2001, when Odd Nosdam, Doseone, and Why? contributed to Hood's record album Cold House. Anticon released Bracken's single Infidel in the fall of 2006, and the following January the full-length We Know About the Need came out.
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Friday, 13 June 2008
Yeah Yeah Yeahs new tracks are inspired by cats
Yeah Yeah Yeahs are working on some new songs in the studio - with cats providing the inspiration.
The band recently moved to the country from the city to continue work on tracks for their new album - the follow-up to their acclaimed 2006 record 'Show Your Bones'.
A message on the band's blog explained their reason for escaping the hectic city life and said: "One thing the city don't have that the country got is SPACE and there has been plenty of spacing out in the studio as of late."
The trio also revealed one of their current, and past, inspirations - kittens.
The blog continued: "Fuzzy soft muses aka kittens have played a major role in the writing process of YYY's current and past records. 'Show Your Bones' was written in Sam Spiegel's home studio amidst the birth of a litter of kittens, little gold lions scrambling around."
The band added there is one particular kitten, called Squeaker, who is inspiring their third record.
The group said of the kitten: "We've watched him grow before our very eyes from a blind and helpless little thing into a frisky and fierce little beauty - much like the tunes we're writing."
The band recently moved to the country from the city to continue work on tracks for their new album - the follow-up to their acclaimed 2006 record 'Show Your Bones'.
A message on the band's blog explained their reason for escaping the hectic city life and said: "One thing the city don't have that the country got is SPACE and there has been plenty of spacing out in the studio as of late."
The trio also revealed one of their current, and past, inspirations - kittens.
The blog continued: "Fuzzy soft muses aka kittens have played a major role in the writing process of YYY's current and past records. 'Show Your Bones' was written in Sam Spiegel's home studio amidst the birth of a litter of kittens, little gold lions scrambling around."
The band added there is one particular kitten, called Squeaker, who is inspiring their third record.
The group said of the kitten: "We've watched him grow before our very eyes from a blind and helpless little thing into a frisky and fierce little beauty - much like the tunes we're writing."
Friday, 6 June 2008
Madonna - Bandas Father Speaks Out Over Madonna Adoption
The Malawian father of MADONNA's adopted son DAVID BANDA has spoken of his heartbreak at letting his son go - insisting he didn't "abandon" the tot.
The pop superstar found David, now two, in a Malawian orphanage in 2006, and started the official adoption process - taking him back to live with her in Britain.
And Yohane Banda insists he never wanted to leave the youngster in an orphanage, but severe poverty forced him to take drastic action.
Banda lost two children in childbirth and his wife died soon after David was born, and he feared he would struggle to survive as a single father.
He says, "After losing two sons, I really wanted David to survive. It isn't true that we abandoned him."
And when news broke that a "rich white woman" was interested in adopting the tot, Banda was forced to agree it would be the best thing for the child.
He adds, "We sat down as a family to consider it. After banging our heads together we thought this was good for David so we readily agreed."
Madonna and her husband Guy Ritchie face a final adoption hearing in the country later this week (07May08) where she is expected to be granted official custody of David Banda.
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