Matthew Herbert is the man of the hour and he's prolirc as well as able to get to those hard to scratch spots in the middle of your back, his sublime embrace of beat and melodies, multi-instrumentalism, and the feeling that all his music is done in his pajamas is all well represented here. Using a fretless flanged bass ala Mick Karn or drowning melodies under the flattest of French house beats imaginable for 10 minutes, the sound is always slightly indulgent, but just as jaunty. Or is that just European? Gets under your skin, but only slightly dance ready.
Touring bandsRivermaya Live in SingaporeMonday, 10 November 2008 | Benjamin TayRivermaya, the Philippines' hottest music export - and most certainly the pride of Southeast Asian Music at the recent 2007 MTV Asia awards - held a concert here in Singapore on 8th April, Easter Sunday. This show was the first gig after their... Click to Continue...
DeejaysDamian SaintSunday, 08 February 2009 | Joe Bodiahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_JURFuvOSY
Damian Saint has been at the forefront of Pumping house & Trance since 1998. His influences come directly from dons of Trance like Judge Jules, Tiesto, Ferry Corsten and Paul Oakenfold. Adaptability is... Click to Continue...
Sounds likeIAN BROWN Unfinished Monkey BusinessFriday, 21 November 2008 | Keith Kirchner
'Sunshine' is the long shadow of the Beach Boys, post Sonic Youth, and 'Corpses in Their Mouths' is a byte out of a 'Love and Rockets' song, with a little Syd Barrett standing on his shoulder egging him on. Brown takes time out to sort out his old... Click to Continue...
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Rivermaya, the Philippines' hottest music export - and most certainly the pride of Southeast Asian Music at the recent 2007 MTV Asia awards - held a concert here in Singapore on 8th April, Easter Sunday. This show was the first gig after their...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_JURFuvOSY
Damian Saint has been at the forefront of Pumping house & Trance since 1998. His influences come directly from dons of Trance like Judge Jules, Tiesto, Ferry Corsten and Paul Oakenfold. Adaptability is...
