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Gravehurst
The last Warp goes back to a kind of sixties folk guitar music. (Whaaat?) Gravehurst's Flashlight Seasons has struck me for guitar sound, some beautiful synth-keys lines, but there's still something that doesn't convince me, the voice. What you think ?
Anyway, on July the 10th I'll go to Notting Hill Arts Club for his live show.., then my final response... |
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Good Friends
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Location: Southpole
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i really like it
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2nd July 2004
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Take the Ride !
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Location: Monterrey
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Gee It's great !!
I'm just listening to it right now !! whoa !! And because recently I've been listening to the Kings of Convenience !! I'm into this kind of music too nowadays... also working on a KoC remix track with some Drill Drums |
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i its just labels are taking so many god dam chances people are freaking out and disowning the labels the once loved because they all have gone weird.
for warp i think they are going mtv. and its sad. but i acually like some of there new releases. thats just my thoughts, and they change often Last edited by pille'ocheoni : 2nd July 2004 at 06:41. |
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Good Friends
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pille, believe me ur wrong....
there r killer records commin. |
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2nd July 2004
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yar. jim lidell.
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Just add a gabber kick
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im interested to see what comes next, but they have taken on some changes lately. |
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2nd July 2004
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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i saw gravenhurst last year in a tiny pub basement in farringdon.. it was his lable Silent Age records who put the night on.. about 9 people in attendance..i think Beans was doing his uk debut in cargo that night in fact...anyway it was good.. ill probly get the album..
it wasnt amazing tho. the guy ..nick talbot i think.. finished the night with his electronic duo called bront industries kapital or something.. very lofi.. nothing that great but all made in good DIY spirit... gravenhurst were just acoustic/vocal and very sparse percussion kit |
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2nd July 2004
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Take the Ride !
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I think going MTV for getting a bigger audience and try to promote/sell records is good, there's a huge market out there. Maybe the channel had gone completely bad. I remember a few years ago, when "Latin" MTV had very good shows, Just to mention a few Raizonica, Headbangers Ball, Ozono, etc.
I also don't think Britney's Fans will now listen to Squarepusher, or why not ??? But everything on this kind of record labels is almost made for people who is really into this kind of music. And of course, all of us who like druggs !! : ) Just what I think |
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6th July 2004
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Realising records like the Double Gone Chapel or Flashlight Seasons does not mean going to MTV. These records have poetry, soul behind and are not easy to listen to. Nothing to do with cheese.
Warp is successfully enlarging its audience, refreshing its core and finding new stimulations to make quality uncompromised music. |
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