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Lodger - Flashbacks -
Whether during puberty or when nearing 30; break-ups are defining moments in life and Flashbacks sounds like The Lodger has taken this one hard. The Leeds-based quartet's third long-player may as well have been written, produced and recorded in front-man Ben Siddall's bedroom as he deals with the despair. Yet...
VARIOUS PRODUCTION & GARY MITCHELL � THE INVISIBLE LODGER -
Eerie, dark and not a word sung. Dubstep, polka, folk, electronica, I’m not sure how to define this but that’s probably the point. Spoken work poetry over dark music is about as accurate as anyone can get. If there are any Doors fans, it’s quite reminiscent of “Horse Latitudes”.Gerry...
Bowie Working On New Material In Berlin -
David Bowie has returned to the city that inspired three of his greatest albums, Berlin, to work on new material.
In a twitter message, Bowie said to fans “Cheers from a snowy Berlin! Working on some new material!”
Bowie’s albums ‘Low’ (1977), ‘Heroes’ (1977) and ‘Lodger’ (1979) are commonly referred to as...
The Killers Announce Comeback Show -
The Killers have confirmed details of their first comeback show at a South American festivals.
Scoring a massive worldwide hit with their album 'Day & Age' The Killers were thrown into a hectic touring schedule. Pushed to the limit, the Las Vegas band opted to take a break early last...
Brad Sucks - Brad Sucks is the stage name of the artist Brad Turcotte, whose "one man band with no fans" was among the first to take full advantage of the free culture movement for advertising and distribution. (He is not to be confused with Brad Turcotte, the manager of Compadre Records.) Turcotte opened...
Maxïmo Park -
In 2005, Maxïmo Park released A Certain Trigger, their Mercury Prize-nominated debut full-length full of sharp, short little songs that were more absorbing and creative than most of the post-punk efforts that emerged in the clamor to pick up The Strokes’ baton. The follow-up, Our Earthly Pleasures, didn’t depart from...
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