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Record of the Day Stereomood - turn your mood into music - free playlist for every mood in your life Chrome Hoof announce UK tour for October Tin-suited warriors of music of much power who go by the name of Chrome Hoof have announced a few UK dates - something that could be loosely called a tour, I guess. It kicks off on October 21 in London and then there's a few more. Have a peek below to see where and then they play. October: 21 - London, The Garage 23 - Bristol, The Fleece 27 - Manchester, Band On The Wall 28 - Coventry, Taylor John's House 29 - Leeds, The Wardrobe 30 - Norwich, Arts Centre 31 - Brighton, Corn Exchange And, in addition to all of that there's also a date in France, which takes place in Metz at Musiques Volantes on November 11.
Für Elise played on five guitars takes Beethoven’s classic to a new level - Techly Für Elise may be every new piano student’s first lesson, but this is the first time anyone has ever played Beethoven’s original composition on five guitars – at once. Steve Onotera calls himself the Samurai Guitarist, and this video is just a taste of his skills. With five guitars laid side by side, Onotera plucks out the familiar Für Elise melody with a harp-like effect that sounds more classical than you might expect. “Why?” The 30-stringed rendition of one of Beethoven’s most famous works is available in the iTunes store. That One Song // Life in a glasshouse // Music blog One hit wonders come and go, artists with only one song that gains commercial success. They’re usually novelty acts, or just not brilliant artists with one novelty track. More unexplainable, though, is those artists who have one song that just outstrips the rest of their material by such a stretch that it is enough to place them in the pantheon of the great, on the basis of that one song. I’m not sure why this happens. If I’m honest, I’ve forced myself to complete a playlist of ten here, it was a bit of a struggle and I got some help from @Phil_Reilly and @elletricote, but not every song here is as pure an example of the concept as I would have hoped. 1. The best example of That One Song, this is up there in my top five favourite songs of all time, yet everything else the Walkmen have ever recorded is decidedly average. 2. This was the song that led me to think this might be a phenomenon confined to Strokesish New York aggressive indie bands. 3. 4. 5. I want to hate the Cribs. 6. 7.
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Album Reviews: Emeralds: Does It Look Like I'm Here? Describing Emeralds' music feels a little like capping that underwater oil spill must: how do you get your hands around this stuff? The Cleveland trio may favor methodical cadences in their music, but their releases come fast and furious. According to Discogs.com, they've put out around 40 releases in just four years, most of them CDRs and cassettes. There are variations of mood and intensity, and each major release has its own particular signature, owing in part to changes in gear and technique, and in part to being a band that improvises and records non-stop. Any given album feels like a snapshot of the band in time. But Does It Look Like I'm Here? The songs are shorter-- aside from one seven-minute jam and a 12-minute blur, everything is around three or four minutes long. But there's something about Emeralds' sound that really is theirs alone.
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