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Tuesday, 1 July 2008

Davide Squillace

Artist: Davide Squillace

   Genre(s):
Techno

Discography:

Rosso Pomodoro

Year: 2007
Tracks: 3

Hard Angel-(ALM002) Vinyl

Year: 2004
Tracks: 4

Arcadia

Wednesday, 25 June 2008

Maps and Diagrams

Artist: Maps and Diagrams

   Genre(s):
Electronic

Discography:

Tactile Love

Year: 2004
Tracks: 8

Gorgoroth

Tuesday, 24 June 2008

Sean Combs - Diddy Denies Name Change And Tells Kids To Vote

Hip-hop superstar SEAN COMBS is still just DIDDY, despite claiming in a rap cameo that he has changed his name back to PUFF DADDY.

The star, whose aliases have also included P Diddy, Sean Combs and Sean John, sent the music media into a spin when he announced he was returning to his original moniker during a spot on O'Neal MCKnight's new single Check Your Coat.

He raps, "They call me Puff Daddy... He's back. Yeah you heard me right - I said Puff Daddy."

But the star insists he's still known as Diddy, and is so keen to quash speculation, he has posted a video online insisting his name is the same.

He says, "Your boy has not changed his name. I did not change my name. But if I did, I have the right to call myself anything I want."

He also asks the media to stop speculating about his name, and start encouraging people to vote in the forthcoming U.S. presidential election.

Combs continues, "I want to stress and ask people in power; the bloggers and the outlets, let's utilise our time for something more important, than if I'm changing my name.

"There are millions of Americans who aren't registered to vote. Let's get these guys to vote on my birthday, November 4th. That's my birthday present from you guys."

See Also

Joe Harriott and John Mayer Double Quintet

Artist: Joe Harriott and John Mayer Double Quintet

   Genre(s):
Jazz

Discography:

Indo-Jazz Fusions

Year: 1967
Tracks: 9

Pretty Ricky: Get Ready For Joy, In Bigger Than The Sound

Monday, 23 June 2008

Dead Meadow

Artist: Dead Meadow

   Genre(s):
Rock
   Other

Discography:

Feathers

Year: 2005
Tracks: 10

Shivering King and Others

Year: 2003
Tracks: 12

Howls from the Hills

Year: 2001
Tracks: 8

Dead Meadow

Year: 2001
Tracks: 8

Wing Ding

Year:
Tracks: 4

Dead Meadow's singular marriage of Sabbath riffs, languorous layers of guitars bull blissfulness, and vocalist Jason Simon's high-pitched melodic croon sustain wond over both psychedelic pop/rock and stoner-rock fans likewise. Although the band's members met patch attending all-ages punk shows in and around Washington D.C.'s punk/indie scene, the trio's sound draws more than of their sound from such classic rock legends as Pink Floyd and Black Sabbath. The trio formed in the diminish of 1998 out the ashes of local indie rock bands The Impossible Five and Coulour by singer-guitarist Jason Simon, bassist Steve Kille, and drummer Mark Laughlin. The three members pose out to fuse their love of early 70's difficult rock and 60's psychedelia with their love of fantasy and horror writers J.R.R. Tolkien and H.P. Lovecraft.

They released their six-song debut album in 1999 on Fugazi bassist Joe Lally's Tolotta Records and a joint vinyl release on D.C. indie label Planaria Records. Then in 2001 the band released its arcsecond and third albums, Howls from The Hills and Dead Meadow, on Tollotta Records. In a sanely inadequate period the D.C. trio received offers to tour of duty with everyone from local D.C. flower people The Make-Up to seedy psychedelic bikers Brian Jonestown Massacre; eventually, they landed the opening slot for high profile indie veterans Guided by Voices. The mathematical group was besides invited to record live for long clip newspaper clipping edge British wireless personality John Peel for BBC Radio One. Got Live If You Want It! arrived in 2002; that year, the ring missed Laughlin and found a unexampled drummer in Stephen McCarty. The band touched to Matador for 2003's breakthrough Shivering King and Others. Cory Shane coupled the ring in meter for 2005's Feathers.

Coolio Blames 'racism' For Club Denial Which Led To Arrest

Rapper COOLIO blames his arrest on Tuesday (10Jun08) on the "racist" doormen at Hollywood's One Sunset venue - insisting he wouldn't have been caught by police if he had been let into the club.
The Gangsta's Paradise hitmaker - real name Artis Leon Ivey, Jr. - was pulled over by cops in the early hours of Tuesday for a minor traffic violation, just moments after he had been denied entry to One Sunset.
However, when officers ran a background check on Coolio and his 1996 Hummer, they realised there was a warrant out for his arrest and he was taken into custody for driving on a suspended licence.
But the hip-hop star, 44, who was released from jail hours later, also claims the arrest was a big mix-up - because he'd only recently gotten his driving licence back.
And he is convinced he is innocent - claiming the warrant, which was issued in San Bernadino, California is a "mistake".
He tells website TMZ.com, "That's life (not being let into the club). I think it's 'cos I'm too dark. I know quite a few people that didn't get into One Sunset.
If I'd been let in, maybe I wouldn't have gone to jail. So I'm pissed off about that. But it is what it is. Black people gotta go through a lot of adversity, so I'm used to it. I'm from Compton."
"I had a warrant I didn't even know I had. I just got my licence back a few days ago, so how the hell I got a warrant from 2001? But this from San Bernadino; they make a few mistakes out there..."