Artist: The Zutons
Genre(s):
Rock
Rock: Pop-Rock
Discography:
Tired Of Hangin' Around
Year: 2006
Tracks: 11
Tired of Hangin Around
Year: 2006
Tracks: 11
Who Killed.... The Zutons
Year:
Tracks: 12
Friday, 27 June 2008
The Zutons
Artist: The Zutons
Genre(s):
Rock
Rock: Pop-Rock
Discography:
Tired Of Hangin' Around
Year: 2006
Tracks: 11
Tired of Hangin Around
Year: 2006
Tracks: 11
Who Killed.... The Zutons
Year:
Tracks: 12
Sunday, 22 June 2008
Bjorn Lynne and Seppo Hurme
Artist: Bjorn Lynne and Seppo Hurme
Genre(s):
Ambient
Discography:
Hobbits and Spaceships
Year: 1992
Tracks: 12
Saturday, 14 June 2008
Lindsay Lohan’s dad: ‘Samantha Ronson romance is evident to anyone with half a brain’
And he says that if the pair are romantically involved, “Just like the [topless] Marilyn Monroe spread, Linds is my daughter and there are just some things a father doesn’t want to see or hear, regardless of whether they are true or false.”
Michael, who recently spoke out against his ex-wife Dina’s new E! reality TV show, says his 21-year-old daughter “is a big girl, and she can make her own life choices. Then it is between her and God.”
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Sunday, 1 June 2008
Janet Jackson - Janet Jackson Confirms First Tour In Seven Years
Janet Jackson is to hit the road for the first time since 2001, with Vancouver the launch pad for a new North American tour.
The Rhythm Nation star will tour through North America - including stops in New York and Washington - before her Rock Witchu tour goes worldwide, she explained in an interview with the Associated Press news agency.
"It's been a while so I really want to make my rounds," she said. "I haven't been to Australia in a very long time; I can't wait to go there.
"There are a lot of places where I really want to stop off at, and that's the idea, that's the goal with this tour."
The 42-year-old revealed she had planned a series of concerts after the 2006 release of her album 20 Y.O., only for her record label to request that she postpone her plans in order to work on a new CD.
"I was supposed to go on tour with the last album," she explained.
"We were actually in full-blown tour rehearsals at that point... learning numbers, getting everything together, set designs.
"I had to kind of shut everything down and go into the studio."
Her most recent album Discipline hit the shelves in February and Jackson promised a dramatic stage show to support her last two releases.
"It will definitely be a big production but it will definitely also be something that I've never done before, that people have never seen from me before," she added.
Tickets for the tour, for which the full itinerary will be announced next week, go on sale on June 7th.
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Saturday, 24 May 2008
Meet the Band: Clouds
The band: Adam McGrath (guitar, voice), Jim Carroll (guitar, voice), Johnny Northrup (bass, voice), Q (drums)
The hometowns: McGrath hails from Methuen; Carroll grew up in Worcester; Northrup moved from Plymouth to the North Shore; Q is from Grafton.
The sound: Progressive, melodic metal influenced by Guided By Voices
The back story: Two years ago McGrath was working with Carroll at Newbury Comics and discovered they had similar musical tastes. McGrath’s former band, CaveIn, was fizzling, and he was determined to get back into the recording studio and on the road.
“My goal was to do exactly what CaveIn was doing - get back on the road and play,” McGrath said.
The name: McGrath believes there are four other current bands named Clouds. “If any of the other bands come and hunt us down we’ll just change our name to the Crouds. Crouds with a U, not a W.”
The albums: Clouds released its debut full-length “Legendary Demo” in February 2007. The new “We Are Above You” drops June 3.
“The old one was very innocent,” said McGrath. “We recorded it in our practice space in a day.”
Clouds spent a bit more time and money on the new record. It took the band a whole week.
The titles: In case you’re a bit dense, “Legendary Demo” and “We Are Above You” both are jokes.
“There’s so much pretentiousness in music now,” said McGrath, “but most bands can’t back it up. They have the right eye shadow, but can’t back it up with the music. Our titles are a tongue-in-cheek statement on the pretentiousness of it all. We are making these
absurd titles and statements to weed out the people that would get offended.”
The tour: Starts June 24 in San Diego, with the Japanese band Boris and fellow Hydra Head label mate Torche. It arrives at the Middle East in Cambridge on July 11.
The show: Clouds plays Sunday, with DISFEAR and blood horse, at Great Scott in Allston.
The music: Listen to selections from Clouds at bostonherald.com/entertainment.
The hometowns: McGrath hails from Methuen; Carroll grew up in Worcester; Northrup moved from Plymouth to the North Shore; Q is from Grafton.
The sound: Progressive, melodic metal influenced by Guided By Voices
The back story: Two years ago McGrath was working with Carroll at Newbury Comics and discovered they had similar musical tastes. McGrath’s former band, CaveIn, was fizzling, and he was determined to get back into the recording studio and on the road.
“My goal was to do exactly what CaveIn was doing - get back on the road and play,” McGrath said.
The name: McGrath believes there are four other current bands named Clouds. “If any of the other bands come and hunt us down we’ll just change our name to the Crouds. Crouds with a U, not a W.”
The albums: Clouds released its debut full-length “Legendary Demo” in February 2007. The new “We Are Above You” drops June 3.
“The old one was very innocent,” said McGrath. “We recorded it in our practice space in a day.”
Clouds spent a bit more time and money on the new record. It took the band a whole week.
The titles: In case you’re a bit dense, “Legendary Demo” and “We Are Above You” both are jokes.
“There’s so much pretentiousness in music now,” said McGrath, “but most bands can’t back it up. They have the right eye shadow, but can’t back it up with the music. Our titles are a tongue-in-cheek statement on the pretentiousness of it all. We are making these
absurd titles and statements to weed out the people that would get offended.”
The tour: Starts June 24 in San Diego, with the Japanese band Boris and fellow Hydra Head label mate Torche. It arrives at the Middle East in Cambridge on July 11.
The show: Clouds plays Sunday, with DISFEAR and blood horse, at Great Scott in Allston.
The music: Listen to selections from Clouds at bostonherald.com/entertainment.
Sunday, 18 May 2008
Corrie actor gets hit with handbags
Corrie actor gets hit with handbags
'Coronation Street' doer Jack P Sheepman has revealed that he oft gets attacked by women on the streets because he plays a bad-boy.
The 20-year-old actor, world Health Organization plays the scheming St. David Platt in the scoop, told The Sunshine that people ofttimes react disadvantageously to him.
Sheepman said: "It's always the little old ladies world Health Organization have a go at me."
"Younger people think Saint David is great but the grannies onrush me with their handbags. What is it with grannies and their handbags?"
Shepherd too revealed that offspring children lean to be scared of him when they meet him.
"I scare children, likewise. They've been known to explode into crying precisely at the visual modality of me."
Referring to his upcoming plot line in the soap, where he pushes his mother Gail down a stairs, he said: "I know I'll incur to a greater extent of that next workweek. They want to cognise why I'm so awful to my mamma so these scenes will really bring them going."
"I catch a lot of reaction from totally sorts of people when I'm out and around merely it's in the main in good humor so it doesn't bother me."
Guns N' Roses to finally release new album?
Monday, 5 May 2008
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