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Daft Punk - Daft Punk Tron Soundtrack Leaks New material from French electro titans Daft Punk may have leaked onto the internet. Daft Punk are simply one of the most iconic dance acts of all time. Over the course of three albums the masked duo took underground techno and house, blending it with the synth pop of their 80s youth. Famously secretive, Daft Punk have not released any new material since 'Human After All' in 2003. Showcasing a lavish tour, the band took time off before agreeing to work on the soundtrack to the forthcoming 'Tron' re-make. Now a track from the soundtrack to 'Tron Legacy' appears to have... Broadcast - Soilwork Footage of Drum Tracking Now Online Swedish modern metal godfathers, SOILWORK, entered the studio in January 2010 to record the long-awaited follow-up to 2007’s Sworn To A Great Divide. Footage of drummer Dirk Verbeuren recording one of the new tracks can be viewed below: The Panic Broadcast is currently being produced by guitarist Peter Wichers and mixed by Jens Bogren (Opeth, Katatonia, Paradise Lost, Bloodbath). The drums were tracked at Echo Mountain Studios in Asheville, NC. The rest of the recording is set to take place in Tampa, FL and the mix at Fascination Street in Orebro, Sweden. The Panic Broadcast will be the... Massive Attack - Reviews: Massive Attack - Heligoland Rating: 8Despite Daddy G’s return to the fold, Massive Attack are still mired in the gloom that surrounded the ‘100th Window’ album yet seem re-invigorated by a renewed soulfulness and sense of purpose. Assisted by guest singers Martina Topley-Bird, Guy Garvey and Hope Sandoval, ‘Heligoland’ fairly bristles with sustained menace and thankfully some decent tunes, from the beautiful ghostly ‘Psyche’ to the haunted skank of ‘Splitting The Atom’, while Damon Albarn’s plaintive vocal on ‘Saturday Comes Slow’ is his best work for aeons. By the time the closing brass-driven sequences of the 3D-fronted ‘Almost Air’ ebb away, Flying Lotus - News // Flying Lotus returns with new album “Cosmogramma” 3rd May 2010 on Warp When global bass music matriarch Mary Anne Hobbs recently told The Fader “Flying Lotus, for me, is like the Hendrix of his generation” it seemed more then an audacious opinion, and with the arrival of Cosmogramma, it's revealed as a revelation. In the past couple of years, Flying Lotus has grown...... READ MORE @ www.noizemakesenemies.co.uk (click the title to read on!) Justice - Decked Out Turns 10 With Erol, Justice And Dave Clarke (London, UK) - Decked Out is the DJ-bookings / management arm of the Bugged Out crew, and a very successful outfit it is too. So to celebrate their ten years of looking after the acts that Bugged Out broke (like Erol, Justice, Brodinski, Jo Jo De Freq etc) they're having a massive bash at the Coronet club on Friday 5th February. It's going to be bloody huge… Bugged Out as a night has always been about instigating, whether it was about booking electronic bands alongside DJs or breaking the electro house sound, they've always had their fingers on the pulse of... Four Tet - Four Tet - There Is Love In You Kieran Hebden gets around. Most recently he’s been touring the world improvising bleeps and blags alongside legendary jazz drummer Steve Reid before DJIng the fuck out of loads of clubs. His latest album therefore is steeped in ludicrously futuristic rhythms all galvanised by the sunrise glisten of bliss usually found on Ibiza’s more dazzled protagonists. It’s perhaps his most accessible yet forward-thinking album, whose drums alone will be seized by sample freaks the world over. They are intensely esoteric and captivating with it. If you love the ambiguous crossover between half-step London sounds and crushed and warped 4/4 peddled by... Telefon Tel Aviv - Telefon Tel Aviv - Immolate Yourself (2009) I thought I would squeak out one more review this year in honor of a great musician who passed away in 2009 just after the release of his album, Immolate Yourself. Telefon Tel Aviv was basically a duo between Charles Cooper and Joshua Eustis. Cooper was found dead the week after Immolate Yourself was released. As of right now, Eustis has no plans to continue Telefon Tel Aviv. It really is a shame because Immolate Yourself is a great electronica album. One that brims with energy and excitement while crossing new boundaries in sampling. The album opens up with a brilliant... Phoenix - Phoenix Tours A Museum And Films It [Videodrone] For Phoenix's video for the pretty catchy single "Lizstomania" the band... visited a Franz Lizst museum and filmed it. Then, they performed and filmed it. Um, and then I guess someone edited the footage together. And that's it. Huh. Excitement, she wrote! They do have this nifty personalized-zeppelin thing they carry around with them, and, like I said, the song is catchy, but reading some of the comments on Vimeo before actually watching the clip had me believing my mind was about to melt. When a tastemaker like El Coronel Blueberry is "completely blown away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!", I take notice. I... Autechre - Autechre Announce New Album for Warp The wonderfully confounding music of UK-based veteran production duo Sean Booth and Rob Brown, known best as Autechre, will soon be taking another leap in, well, some strange direction, to be sure. The outfit's long-term label, Warp, announced yesterday the coming of a new full-length by Autechre which they've called Oversteps. Released about two years after their well-received double-album Quaristice, Oversteps currently has little information attached to it other than it will be available March 22 in the UK and March 23 in the US, and features artwork from The Designers Republic. You can... LCD Soundsystem - Album Updates: LCD Soundsystem, Elbow New York electro group LCD Soundsystem and Brit alt-rock band Elbow both have given updates on their upcoming releases. Get the 411 below. LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy is claiming that his band's upcoming spring release will be their last. And despite admitting that he's made similar claims before, he says this time he means it. "I know I said that last time and things changed," he told NME in a new interview, "but I don't like to repeat myself." The rocker added that the yet-to-be titled album -- the follow-up to 2007's SPIN-approved Sound Of Silver -- will... |
