101 search results for ‘jed

AGCS Tweets From Latitude Festival

We’re going to Latitude Festival! Well, 2/4ths of us are, and hopefully throughout the weekend, phone signals and battery levels permitting, we’ll send the occasional tweet over this way.

I was hoping to embed some nice little widget here to show you all those lovely tweets on AGCS’ front page, but tumblr has conspired against such an occurrence so unfortunately you’ll have to go to all the effort of scrolling down slightly and looking to the left of your screen in order to see our tweets. I am deeply sorry.

Anyway, stay tuned…

http://twitter.com/agcslat

Jed. x

Ghost Pants - Analogue Hearts

Ghost Pants, aka Dananananaykroyd drummer Paul Carlin, is giving away a free EP, entitled “Analogue Hearts”, and on first listen it’s pretty damn sweet. You can hear opening track Starts below, and if you like that then head HERE to get the whole thing. It’s free, so what’ve you got to lose! 

 Jed. x

KELE - TENDERONI

WOW! We knew it was gonna be different from Bloc Party but this is pretty spectacular. This isn’t a “tune” it’s a “choon”, VERY dancey, VERY clubby, VERY good. Unfortunately, it’s also VERY annoyingly had embedding disabled, so you’ll have to click HEREHEREHERE to listen. It’s fucking ace! I’m getting excited for his Reading performance already.

Jed x

YOUNG KNIVES - I LOVE MY NAME

It’s been a while since we heard anything from the excellent Young Knives so I was pretty exited to see frontman Henry had posted a new demo on soundcloud. Entitled “I Love My Name”, the song is overall a pretty subdued affair. Despite this, first impressions are that its pretty damn awesome, so here’s hoping a new album isn’t far off.

ILoveMyName (demo) by helpmedarling

Jed. x

M.I.A - BORN FREE


Have you seen the new M.I.A video?!? As I type this it’s only had 319 views, so I’m guessing you haven’t and as such YOU NEED TO SORT YOUR LIFE OUT. New song Born Free is pretty good (if I’m being honest though, it’s not 

KELE OKEREKE READIES SOLO ALBUM

Find out more after the jump…

REVIEW: David Byrne & Fatboy Slim - HERE LIES LOVE

“The story I am interested in is about asking what drives a powerful person—what makes them tick? How do they make and then remake themselves? I thought to myself, wouldn’t it be great if—as this piece would be principally composed of clubby dance music—one could experience it in a club setting? Could one bring a ‘story’ and a kind of theater to the disco? Was that possible? If so, wouldn’t that be amazing!” - David Byrne