Showing posts with label Bristol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bristol. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 March 2017

Remix of the Day: 'Your Maker (Daddy G Remix)' by Gonjasufi

Having called Massive Attack 'one of the most influential groups of all time'. Gonjasufi was honoured to have Daddy G remix the opening track from his recent album 'Callus'. It's a great job too, making the track both more tuneful and more insistent, amping up the threat. You can listen to it below or click here for a free download.




Thursday, 9 June 2016

Glastonbury 2016 - The Ones To Watch - T-13 Days: Beak>


Geoff Barrow's krautrock-loving offshoot from Portishead fuse different genres and styles with ease, and whatever they do they do it loudly.



There's a new album due from them soon, so expect tracks from that (like the one below) as well as some old favourites when they play William's Green on Saturday evening.

Tuesday, 26 March 2013

New music: 'Anika EP' by Anika

The follow-up to Anika's debut album (which was also called 'Anika'), this gloriously lo-fi set of mostly cover versions is again produced by Geoff Barrow (of Portishead and Beak> fame). The EP starts with an obsessed-sounding 'I Go To Sleep' (originally by The Kinks but probably familiar to more people via the version by The Pretenders), which gives a totally different perspective to the song, like a slightly deranged stalker. You then get covers of songs by The Crystals  Chromatics and Shocking Blue, as well as a couple of remixes from the 2010 album.


The EP will be released on April 16th on Stones Throw (although you can already buy it direct from their site here: http://www.stonesthrow.com/store/ep/anika/anika-ep

In the meantime you can listen to 'In The City' (originally by Chromatics) below. And make sure you watch out for the forthcoming video for 'I Go To Sleep' which will be directed by Berlin director Uli M. Schueppel, perhaps best known for directing the Nick Cave biopic 'The Road To God Knows Where'.


Thursday, 28 February 2013

New music: 'Nothing's Changed' by Tricky



Tricky's back with a new album and his own label (both called False Idols), and from it we get to hear this first tack 'Nothing's Changed'. Sounding a lot like latter-day Massive Attack, the track features vocals from Francesca Belmonte, one of a number of acts who've signed to Tricky's label and consequently feature on the album. It definitely sounds like a return to form - here's hoping the rest of the album is this good.


The album will be released via !K7 records on May 27th.