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Pop Music In China
I was walking through Wangfujing subway station the other day when I saw a poster advertising a concert by one of the most popular western bands in China. No, it’s not U2, Coldplay, Radiohead or the Kings Of Leon – … Continue reading
Pulp and life
I was very happy indeed when I found out the other day that Pulp were going to reform, Russell and all. I’m still pleased about it now, but the fact that I’m almost certainly going to miss their gigs has … Continue reading
Pullover
This is the second in an intermittent series of posts about bands I loved in the 1990s who have little or no internet presence. I was listening to an old Mark & Lard Graveyard Shift show last week and it … Continue reading
RIP Ari Up of The Slits
Ari Up’s death at the age of 48 was announced yesterday. I can’t write anything more incisive about her than Jon Savage so read this instead. I’d just been getting into The Slits over the past couple of months, and … Continue reading
More Ozmotron Remixes
Last week I posed something here about the Ozmotron Remix Project. Since then there have been three more remixes made. The first is Mr Pineapple’s glitchy, melodic Remix of “Pink Elephant”, my current favourite actually. http://www.mrpineapple.co.uk/music/Pink_Elephant_remix.mp3 Then there’s the Rygo … Continue reading
The Ozmotron Remix Project
Ten years ago two of my friends stayed up all night with a roomful of instruments and a 4-track machine and made an album called ‘Ozmotron’. Nobody who has heard it can ever forget it. It’s all here for download. … Continue reading
Slowed down and sped up
For the last two weeks the internet has been going crazy about pitch-preserved sped-up and slowed down music. First someone called Shamantis took a track by popular hate-figure Justin Bieber and stretched it to 35 minutes. The result sounds like … Continue reading
