Thursday 26 June 2008
Kodaly Quartet
Artist: Kodaly Quartet
Genre(s):
Classical
Discography:
String Quartet Op.17, ¹6
Year:
Tracks: 4
String Quartet Op.17, ¹5
Year:
Tracks: 4
String Quartet Op.17, ¹4
Year:
Tracks: 4
String Quartet Op.17, ¹3, Es
Year:
Tracks: 4
String Quartet Op.17, ¹2
Year:
Tracks: 4
String Quartet Op.17, ¹1
Year:
Tracks: 4
String Quartet Op.1, ¹6, C-D
Year:
Tracks: 5
String Quartet Op.1, ¹5
Year:
Tracks: 5
String Quartet ¹16, A-Dur, O
Year:
Tracks: 4
String Quartet ¹15, B-Dur, O
Year:
Tracks: 4
String Quartet ¹14, Es-Dur
Year:
Tracks: 4
 
Sunday 15 June 2008
Music Festival to Feature … Dudes Playing Guitar Hero
Photo-illustration: Getty Images
Alongside the Police, Sex Pistols, Kaiser Chiefs and N.E.R.D., this weekend’s Isle of Wight Festival will also feature that random drunk guy next to you who’s just really good at Guitar Hero. It was announced earlier today that not only does your ticket price of £130 — like $250! — guarantee you three days of admission, it also promises that you’ll be able to watch a bunch of pasty-skinned 15-year-olds "play" "Sweet Child o' Mine." Competition winners will get to showcase their skills on the main stage, while having their “notes” broadcast on the big screens.
It's bad enough that going to a festival these days basically guarantees you a case of dysentery when you can't afford the $11 bottles of water — now you have to watch people play video games? Is this one moment of getting out of the house for the weekend starting to reek of being in your house all weekend? What’s next? Is Bonnaroo going to replace its actual rock bands with dudes playing Rock Band? Let’s leave the stages for Radiohead and other professionals this summer — not your cousin. –Michael D. Ayers
Guitar Hero Storms The Stage At Isle of Wight Festival [Wired]
Alongside the Police, Sex Pistols, Kaiser Chiefs and N.E.R.D., this weekend’s Isle of Wight Festival will also feature that random drunk guy next to you who’s just really good at Guitar Hero. It was announced earlier today that not only does your ticket price of £130 — like $250! — guarantee you three days of admission, it also promises that you’ll be able to watch a bunch of pasty-skinned 15-year-olds "play" "Sweet Child o' Mine." Competition winners will get to showcase their skills on the main stage, while having their “notes” broadcast on the big screens.
It's bad enough that going to a festival these days basically guarantees you a case of dysentery when you can't afford the $11 bottles of water — now you have to watch people play video games? Is this one moment of getting out of the house for the weekend starting to reek of being in your house all weekend? What’s next? Is Bonnaroo going to replace its actual rock bands with dudes playing Rock Band? Let’s leave the stages for Radiohead and other professionals this summer — not your cousin. –Michael D. Ayers
Guitar Hero Storms The Stage At Isle of Wight Festival [Wired]
Wednesday 4 June 2008
Medicine Drum
Artist: Medicine Drum
Genre(s):
Ambient
Trance: Psychedelic
Discography:
Original Face
Year: 2003
Tracks: 9
Supernature
Year: 2001
Tracks: 8
The London-based electronic group Medicine Drum consisted of Chris Deckker, Andy Guthrie, and DJ Chrisbo. Deckker traveled to India, Bali, and Africa to study the rhythms, sounds, and styles of each locus, piece Guthrie produced and wrote songs with Children of the Bong and Banco De Gaia. The triad made their debut in 1996 with the Suraya Mela EP, which introduced their psychedelic, ethnic-inspired enchantment. 1997 sawing machine the outlet of their self-titled debut album and their second full-length, Siouxpernature; their third album, Talking Stick, arrived in 1999 on Higher Octave. Supernature appeared in early 2001.
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