Vic !: octubre 2007

Salio hace un par de semanas el nuevo disco de Radiohead llamado In Raimbows.

La novedad de este radica en que es en formato digital descargable y no tiene precio asignado, o sea que ustedes le pueden dar el valor que quieran a la obra y pagar solo eso, sin que haya malas caras o malos tratos de parte de un empleaducho de alguna tienda que se considere fan del grupo.

Este es el link para entrar al site:

http://www.inrainbows.com/

He aqui una imagen de lo que se puede pre-ordenar: un Box Set con viniles y la descarga digital:

DISCBOXTHIS CONSISTS OF THE NEW ALBUM, IN RAINBOWS, ON CD AND ON 2 X 12 INCH HEAVYWEIGHT VINYL RECORDS.A SECOND, ENHANCED CD CONTAINS MORE NEW SONGS, ALONG WITH DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS AND ARTWORK.THE DISCBOX ALSO INCLUDES ARTWORK AND LYRIC BOOKLETS.ALL ARE ENCASED IN A HARDBACK BOOK AND SLIPCASE.THE ALBUM DOWNLOAD AUTOMATICALLY COMES WITH THIS PACK.YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE FILE DIGITALLY FROM THE 10TH OCTOBER 2007. DISCBOXES ARE BEING MADE TO ORDER AND ARE PRICED AT £40.00 INCLUDING POSTAGE.SHIPPING WILL BEGIN ON OR BEFORE 3RD DECEMBER 2007

NENE RECORDS

Hay una nueva bandada de bandas (Ja, Ja, Ja) que llegan del "Norti",bandas rockerisimas como Mamà Burger que estas auspiciadas por una disquera que se llama NENE Records y tiene su catalogo gratis.

Hay un sampler de todas las bandas y algunos EP`s o Singles de algunas de las bandas del catalogo.

http://nenerecords.net/

Mustang

Son una banda del D. F. que toca un rock básico, pero efectivísimo, es en ingles, guitarrero y ruidoso!!!....... como debe de ser. (Chingao!!!!!)

La Rola se llama Mechanicals.

www.myspace.com/mustangrock

http://biuford.com/blog/

Los concorde

La banda del baterista de la ley. La armó con unos cuates, Leonardo De Lozane, Rosso de la Plastilina Mosh y Poncho Toledo de La Lupita. Solo tienen una rola en su My Space. . .La única que se alcanza a escuchar en radio Rompecabezas

www.myspace.com/losconcordemusica

Joe Volume & The Vincent Black Shadows

Otra banda que toca ruidosamente, cantan en ingles también, como era el rock hace unos años, antes de Metallica, Nirvana y esas bandas que nunca me gustaron.

www.myspace.com/losvincentblackshadows

De regalo un par de rolitas, buenas…. También esta el sencillo que esta sonando en la radio.

PLASTILINA RECORDS

Otra disquera que tiene parte de su catalogo en internet gratis.

www.plastilinarecords.com/spanish

Algunas de las Bandas de la plastilina records son:

Amida
Annemarie
Cuberbil
Kawaii
My Darling YOU!
Second-Hand Furniture
Shoot Charlie
SodaCaffé
The April Skies

Jacobino Discos

Ya saben…. Entren y chequen el material, la propuesta y sobre todo a las bandas.

www.jacobinodiscos.cl/

Le Baron

Me gusto mucho este grupo, suenan ré bien. Suenan limpios, bien producidos, bien acoplados. Me ponen a pensar en lo bien que sonarían los Caifanes si Saul conservara la voz, pero sobre todo la cordura.

www.myspace.com/lebarondf

WARP

warp.com.mx es un espacio donde aquellos adictos a la música podrán recibir su dosis diaria de información, con lo más importante de la escena musical.

www.warp.com.mx/

GOLFO!

El Golfo es un locutor de la estación de radio REACTOR. Transmite de las 6 a las 9 de la mañana, tiene un blog en donde comparte su gusto por la música y algunas rolas de bandas muy buenas y muy recomendables.

Lo actualiza casi todos los días de lunes a viernes y ocasionalmente en fines de semana.

http://elgolfo.blogspot.com/

M. I. A.

Maia, em ai, ei, o Mía… Como quieran llamarla.

Empezó haciendo unas rimas muy buenas, pero que espantaron a las buenas conciencias de Estados Unidos de Norte América, o sea a los pinches gringos.

Como se espantaron tanto con su música del tercer mundo la mandaron vetar y le prohibieron la entrada a su país tan conservador y defensor de las buenas costumbres (Y si no me creen pregúntenle a Hussein)

Al salir su nuevo disco despotricando en contra de ellos les fue peor y decidieron dejarla pasar otra vez.

Si quieren saber de que se trata su nuevo disco o de por que se espantaron los norteamericanos denle una buena escuchada al CiDi Kala o al anterior.

El primer sencillo se llama BOYS y es una fiestota, sonidos de África, buenas rimas, muy buen flow, pero sobre todo: Un Sonido Refrescante (Que tanta falta hace el la música actual.)

http://www.myspace.com/mia

LOS WITTS

La rola se llama Whiskey

Pareciera que en este país nos hubiéramos metido al túnel del tiempo y nos regresaron eternamente a los 80´s. Afortunadamente no todo son los flecos, el maquillaje chafa y los reencuentros de Timbiriche, también hay bandas como esta, los Joe Volume, Mustang, etc, etc, etc.

Denles una oportunidad son re´ buenos.

Tiny Masters of Today

Que Tipo de musica hacen los niños de hoy? . . . .

Nada que ver con el bebé francés o microchips o la onda vaselina.

Un niño de 13 años y su hermana de 11 presentan Riot Radio. . . . . . . ¡¡¡¡ Que buenos son!!!!!

¡¡¡Ampliamente recomendables!!!

http://www.myspace.com/tinymasters

http://tinymasters.net/

Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oz1nzgPGxQ

Bat For Lashes.

Bat For Lashes is the work of British singer/ songwriter, multi- instrumentalist and visual artist Natasha Khan. Born in 1979, yet combining influences that span decades, Natasha’s work dwells in the elemental, emerging in timeless forms.
Bat For Lashes’ music is bold and vivid. Her live shows, with accomplices Ginger Lee, Abi Fry and Lizzy Carey, are made up of thunderous marching band drums, desert guitar, ballet school piano, harpsichord, sub-bass snarls, hand-claps and naive beats, with the women fluidly switching and swapping their instruments between songs. There are also interludes of exquisite heartbreak; the piano ballad 'Sad Eyes' has on more than one occasion left audience members in tears. Her debut album Fur and Gold is a very special record, a cohesive collection of songs so haunting and mesmerizing it makes a striking impression on all who hear it.
It was whilst working as a nursery school teacher, following her university degree in film and music, that Fur and Gold album opener 'Horse & I' came to Natasha in a dream. Inspired by tales of Joan of Arc, Natasha is woken by a black horse at the window and sent on a fateful quest. This extraordinary dream became the muse for the songs that now comprise Fur and Gold.
Recorded in London and Brighton, Natasha co-produced the album with David Kosten (Faultline). Recurrent themes of natural forces and animal kingdoms, rugged English cliff tops and engulfing oceans – highlighted on the lament 'Seal Jubilee', are juxtaposed by the energy of rough urban living, teenage bedrooms and the freedom of California highways. Josh T Pearson (Lift To Experience) guests, adding guitar and vocals on three tracks – the brooding live favorite 'Trophy', 'Seal Jubilee' and the finale 'I Saw A Light', adding the kind of hymns and chaos that only the son of a preacher could provide.
Bat For Lashes played her first big show in London supporting CocoRosie at the Scala at the end of 2005. A year later almost to the day, Bat For Lashes headlined a sold out Scala, where the likes of Bjork, Nellee Hooper and Brett Anderson were to be seen in the sold out crowd. Other fans include Devendra Banhart, Jarvis Cocker and Thom Yorke (who chose 'Horse & I' for his iTunes Top Ten Playlist, saying "I love the harpsichord and the sexual ghost voices and bowed saws. This song seems to come from the world of Grimm's fairytales, and I feel like a wolf.")
Having spent parts of her childhood in Pakistan, Natasha Khan now lives by the sea in England.

http://www.batforlashes.co.uk/
http://www.myspace.com/batforlashes

La rola:
What`s a girl to do

AMY WINEHOUSE

BIOGRAPHY

Fresh from her triumphant performance at the Brits where she picked up the British Female Solo Artist award, Amy Winehouse has her much anticipated new single, ”Back To Black”, released on April 16th through Island Records. The single is the title track from Amy’s stunning album “Back To Black”, which this week re-gained the no. 1 slot, and looks set to go triple –platinum in a matter of weeks with sales fast approaching the 900,000 mark. Amy is currently in the middle of her sell-out UK tour which will be followed by her first ever US tour. The American dates kick off with a sold-out show at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City where Amy will also mark her US television debut with a performance on the David Letterman Show.

It’s been a fantastic few months for Amy since the release, at the end of October ’06, of her anthemic single “Rehab”. “Rehab” entered the chart at no. 7 and was followed by “Back To Black” which was released to universal acclaim and finished the year topping many end of year polls. A second single, “You Know I’m No Good”, featuring Ghostface Killah, was released in January and gave Amy her second big hit. Two Brit nominations, a South Bank Show award and an Elle Style award followed before Amy scooped the British Best Female last week at Earl’s Court. Amy’s live shows feature songs drawn from her platinum debut “Frank” and “Back To Black”. “Frank” established Amy as one of the most exciting and challenging artists in pop music, and “Back To Black” proves, beyond any reasonable or unreasonable doubt, what a truly remarkable talent she is. Winehouse’s song-writing and fearlessness as a lyric writer has been grafted onto some of the most astonishing material of her short career so far. “Back To Black” sees her teaming up once again with “Frank” producer Salaam Remi and, for the first time, with New Yorker Mark Ronson (Lily Allen, Robbie Williams and Christina Aguilera).

Two years ago, following the success of “Frank”, Amy began thinking about what she’d like to do with her second record. “Frank” was her grand and suitably blunt-speaking break-up record, and it won her a battalion of fans around the world, marking her out as one of the most distinct new voices in pop; confessional, elemental and with that rarest of combinations: humour and soul. “I didn’t want to play the jazz thing up too much again. I was bored of complicated chord structures and needed something more direct. I’d been listening to a lot of girl-groups from the fifties and sixties. I liked the simplicity of that stuff. It just gets to the point.” You can hear it on the subtley Supremes-referencing intro of “Back To Black”. But her reach stretches further. While the girl-groups of the sixties to which she had become enthralled contained their vocals, Amy can break loose with Aretha-style vocal stylings on “Just Friends” or by turning the whole idea of drying out into a gospel spiritual on the stunning opener “Rehab”. “Love is a Losing Game” is pure classic modern song-writing: brief, to the point and drenched in emotion. Other highlights include the Nas inspired “Me and Mr Jones”, the beautiful “Wake Up Alone”, “I’m No Good”, the personal epiphany that you can behave just as badly as all those guys that have messed you around and stamped all over you, and the bluesy smooch of the title track, “Back To Black”.