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Podcast : Radio Chaneque and… Everyone an army
Our sister website (or minion, if you believe the hype about us being overlords) has a new podcast with the very talented and funny people of Everyone an army. Check it out! [gigya src=”http://www.mixcloud.com/media/swf/player/mixcloudLoader.swf?feed=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mixcloud.com%2FRadioChaneque%2Fradio-chaneque-more-than-8-songs-with-everyone-an-army%2F&embed_uuid=c01a821d-6403-4f2e-baa2-0a4c2670ad6c&stylecolor=&embed_type=widget_standard” type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” wmode=”opaque” allowfullscreen=”true” width=”480″ height=”480″]
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News – Toddla T, I Like Trains, See Emily Play & The Harley/Wick at both Ends
Ahoy, some news for ya: The Pioneers are a legend in the world of Reggae and their cover of Jimmy Cliff‘s ‘Let your yeah be yeah’ is a classic tune. Toddla T has been invited by Trojan Records and Clarks Originals to remix this track, a project that will involve different producers around the world…
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Kyle Bobby Dunn – Bring me the head of Kyle Bobby Dunn
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Paul Heaton Presents…The 8th
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EP Round Up : Doctrines, Letters, Black Feet Revolution, Risky Heroes, Snorkel
Howdy cuates, in the name of all the Mexicans working at this shithole of a website, we apologise for our Presidential elections. On brighter notes, here’s what I’ve been listening for Casa de Sloucher.org. Hope you enjoy them.
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(Re)Mixed in Sheffield 3 : Crossing the line – Launch Party
“Sometimes, bands expect that a ‘remix’ should be just a ‘reproduce my song’ sort of thing. I usually take everything out, except the voice and then have fun with it”- Adi Carter.
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The Stanton Moor Project
I dream of painting and then I paint my dream – Vincent Van Gogh.
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The Imagined Village – Bending the Dark
Hmmm. 6 down “ A mixture of two or more styles resulting in success or failure” 6 letters?
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Various Artists – Moonrise Kingdom
Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom follows twelve-year-old outsiders Sam and Suzy, as the pair run away together into the wilderness in order to escape the mundane. Featuring Anderson’s signature whimsical themes and strange humour, the film’s soundtrack expertly mirrors the plot, almost transporting the listener into the film and creating a deeply immersive experience.
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New Beard – New Beard City
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