Martyn Ware’s Tales From The Bridge installation in London
Martyn Ware, synth legend, founder of Heaven 17 and immersive sound artist, was commisioned to create a unique new work to celebrate the 2012 Olympics. Ware has created a mesmerising … Read more
Posted on: Monday, 13 Aug 2012
Categories: Music
Tags: 3D soundscape, Cultural Olympiad, Eric Whitacre, Heaven 17, London 2012, Martyn Ware, Millenium Bridge, virtual choir, Water Night
Tone Audio’s test tracks for speaker evaluation
Part of my day job at TONEAudio Magazine deals with evaluating equipment from numerous manufacturers. The Bowers & Wilkins 802 Diamonds happen to be one of my reference tools of choice… Read more
Posted on: Friday, 10 Aug 2012
Categories: Music, Top 10 playlists
Tags: 802 diamond speakers, Audioslave, Dark Side of the Moon, Dvorak, Edgar Winter, Johnny Cash, Lee Morgan, pink floyd, Snoop Dogg, Thomas Dolby, Tone Audio magazine, Tosca
Ryan McGinley’s mesmerising video for sigur ros’ Valtari project
One of the most interesting of contemporary bands, sigur ros also push boundaries visually. Their Valtair film project gives twelve film makers a modest budget and free reign to “create whatever… Read more
Posted on: Tuesday, 7 Aug 2012
Categories: Music
Tags: Ryan McGinarley, sigur ros, valtari
Joseph Arthur’s Redemption City new Society of Sound album
If there’s such a thing as the opposite of writer’s block, Joseph Arthur has it. The Akron, Ohio-bred/Brooklyn, NY-residing singer/songwriter, who once released four EPs in the span of as… Read more
Posted on: Monday, 6 Aug 2012
Categories: Music, New music
Tags: 24-bit FLAC, 4th Symphony, high-quality downloads, Joseph Arthur, LSO Live, Mahler, Redemption City, Valery Gergiev
Wonderful video from new instrumental Darren Hayman album, Lido
Super Swimming Stadium by Darren Hayman from Darren Hayman on Vimeo. Lido is an instrumental album by Darren Hayman about open air swimming pools. He also has a blog which… Read more
Posted on: Thursday, 26 Jul 2012
Categories: Music, New music
Tags: Darren Hayman, Lido
Album review: Brandi Carlile – Bear Creek (Columbia)
While she’s not a comic-book hero Avenger, Brandi Carlile possesses a disarming, clear, clarion voice that could seemingly leap tall buildings in a single bound. Late last year, on her… Read more
Posted on: Wednesday, 25 Jul 2012
Categories: Music, Tone Audio album reviews
Tags: Bear Creek, Brandi Carlile, new album reviews, TONE Audio Reviews
Speech Debelle’s top 10 Bass tracks
Sister Nancy – ‘Bam Bam’ “It’s all bassline and vocals, a great example of how reggae is all about resonance. This track was originally done by Yellow Man with the… Read more
Posted on: Thursday, 19 Jul 2012
Categories: Music, Top 10 playlists
Tags: Julio Bashmore, Kanye West, Rotary Connection, Speech Debelle, Tinie Tempah, top 10 bass tracks
Album Review: Neneh Cherry & The Thing – The Cherry Thing (Smalltown Supersound)
For the past two decades, Neneh Cherry has primarily served as an answer to 80s-minded trivia questions along the lines of “Who sang the hit ‘Buffalo Stance’?” The stepdaughter of… Read more
Posted on: Monday, 16 Jul 2012
Categories: Tone Audio album reviews
Tags: Album Reviews from TONEAudio Magazine, Buffalo Stance, Don Cherry, Neneh Cherry, New Music Reviews, The Cherry Thing, Totally 80s
Classic Recordings: Blondie – Parallel Lines
Blondie – Parallel Lines Chrysalis (Vinyl) By Paul Rigby Of course Deborah Harry, herself, was the centre of many a teenage boy’s lustful dreamings when Blondie hit the UK pop… Read more
Posted on: Friday, 6 Jul 2012
Categories: Music
Tags: Blondie, classic album reviews, Classic recordings, Deborah Harry, Disco, Heart Of Glass, New Wave, vinyl

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