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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Stafrænn Hákon and Ólafur Arnalds
Just found this band from Iceland called Stafrænn Hákon. Can’t find any of their albums on Spotify, but this is a band worth checking out. See below There is another young Iclandic artist that i have really got into over … Continue reading
Heart Streamlines its Stations
Global Radio is capitalising on a relaxation of radio regulations initiated by the Digital Economy Act to streamline its Heart FM operations, by turning what are currently 33 separate local stations into just fifteen regional services. For the rest of … Continue reading
BPI DMCA (Copyright) Complaint to Google
There has been much online chatter in the last 24 hours about a ‘takedown request’ sent by record label trade body the BPI to Google, requesting that the search engine block access to eighteen illegally posted MP3s which can be … Continue reading
Around the World… Waka Waka Hey Hey! – WFMU’s Beware of the Blog
Here is an excellent blog entry on Shakira’s World Cup piece Waka Waka. It concerns the seemingly free use of African copyright material in the West and is an excellent read. Around the World… Waka Waka Hey Hey! – WFMU’s … Continue reading
Yet Another Zappa Legacy – Mr Bungle
I seem to be on a roll at the moment in terms of thinking of bands that continue Frank Zappa’s legacy. I band that I have been aware of for a while now is ‘Mr Bungle’. Although they yet again … Continue reading
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Another Zappa Legacy
Although there is no direct link, it is interesting to find new bands that somehow embrace Zappa’s sense of encapsulating his ‘Anything, Anytime, for No Reason At All’ philosophy. Here is a young band from Sheffield called ‘Rolo Tomassi’ who … Continue reading
People Like Us – Zappa’s Legacy
Just came across a multi media artist called Vicki Bennet. She has fronted her art for a number of years as ‘People Like Us’ and after initially working with music only, began to work with film too. I have placed … Continue reading