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Noise Room are an instrumental post-rock band from Battipaglia in Italy who mix their heavy
guitar-based songs with various instruments such as keyboards and theremins to produce the great
sounding 'The End of the Lord's Constellation' EP. Currently playing shows in Italy, contact the
band if you want a CD version of the EP via their myspace.
Transit are four Belgian post-rocking ornithologists, Jeroen (guitar), Toon (bass), Koen (drums)
and Nick (guitar), with a passion for nature, emotions and all kinds of music. This is more or less
the essence of Transit; more words about us would just be tiresome; so we just hope you enjoy our
music as much as we enjoy playing it! This is the first EP release and should you wish to purchase
a physical copy of the EP please contact the band at contact@transit-band.be for further
instructions. Currently playing lives shows around Belgium, you can get a preview of the show with
a video here. Take care,Transit
Time. Space. Repeat. is an ever shifting gestalt entity of spirits contained within the glass jar
of London... luckily, someone remembered to punch some holes in the lid so that we could
breathe.... We have variously been described as optimistic post-rock, beautiful, lovely and not my
cup of tea. Currently Time. Space. Repeat. contains:Sonic James Doom - guitar / bass / vocals /
keyboardThe Rev. Sachin Patel - guitar / laptop / vocalsAnia Borsuk - drumsKen Chu - bass / guitar
/ vocalsSophie Scott - violin / vocals in all honesty their free to download album available within
entitled 'early transmissions' is as perfect an album as I've heard in a long while - okay then at
least since those sneak previews of the Shady Bard debut - think glacial widescreen backdrops
scored by early career Sigur Ros, mind altering chemically enhanced moving shapes supplied by
spacemen 3 / spiritualised and production by the home made pre major label era Earlies - Mark @
Losing Today
Transit are four Belgian post-rocking ornithologists, Jeroen (guitar), Toon (bass), Koen (drums)
and Nick (guitar), with a passion for nature, emotions and all kinds of music. This is more or less
the essence of Transit; more words about us would just be tiresome; so we just hope you enjoy our
music as much as we enjoy playing it! 'Harmattan' is no more than a demo we recorded in our
rehearsal room using only 6 mics (lo-fi, old school; and actually broke at that moment :), but more
will come in November when we release our first EP. Take care,Transit
Skyhaze was formed in the middle of 2005 as a means to produce relaxation music for a local
Complimentary Therapist (Venus Light Therapies). As the songs debuted on Myspace, interest in the
project increased and the decision was made to make Skyhaze a full-time project. Skyhaze consists
solely of Steve Cowan (of FearOfHatred and PlaguesFire fame) who is usually found singing and
playing guitar in Death and Black Metal projects. The first album to be created was 'Score For An
Unwritten Movie' in late 2005. This was quickly followed by the sophomore effort 'Evening Songs'
which debuted a more beat-orientated feel. Finally, in 2006 the album 'The Year That Never' was
created. This was a return to the sound created by 'Score' but with greater epic scope. Due to the
popularity of PlaguesFire and FearOfHatred, Skyhaze is on a metaphorical back-burner. However, it
is planned that a new album will see release in 2007.
Non mais au secours ! Vraiment ! Ce que vous allez voir, je n'ose à peine imaginer
combien d'heures de boulot cela représente. Et rien que l'idée, je... enfin...
mais... comment ?! C'est juste le méga buzz du moment, et je comprends pourquoi. Guitar
Hero... mais en vélo, eh bien ça donne Bike Hero et c'est juste dingue ! Regardez
bien jusqu'au bout, ça n'arrête pas. Alors, oui, à priori il…
Catapulté l'année dernière aux commandes de la nouvelle coqueluche des jeux
musicaux, le studio Neversoft avait réussi avec Guitar Hero III à limiter largement
la casse, en signant un épisode certes sans génie mais fidèle aux grandes
lignes tracées par Harmonix et finalement plutôt correct, malgré q...
Voilà un bel exemple de marketing viral, que ce Bike Hero ! Une variante Guitar Hero, mais
à vélo. Bon, ça serait plus impressionnant avec quelques tricks, quand
même…
GameCyteSean writes "GameCyte is reporting that Harmonix, EA, MTV and Viacom have been targeted by
a class action lawsuit. Customers allege that the companies knowingly shipped defective bass drum
pedals for the music game Rock Band, then exploited customers' necessity for replacements by having
the game's hardware warranty extension expire just as the sequel, Rock Band 2 mdash; a game with
improved pedals mdash; was scheduled to release." I wonder if we'll see a similar suit against
Neversoft and Activision over the equipment problems related to the Guitar Hero World Tour
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Friday, Alex said he's looking to expand his "rhythm action" game empire to new platforms -- like
Apple's (AAPL) iPhone./p pBut Alex impressed on us he's not some callow businessman -- he wants to
make emart/em. "If we made a move to the iPhone, I would want to take an ambitious step in that
direction, rather than just do a kind of port to the platform," Alex told SAI./p pBut what about
the iPhone rhythm game Tap Tap Revenge, which is already available and popular? Not a threat, Alex
says. Alex told us it was hard for him to get into the game because of its limited music catalog,
and he only began to enjoy playing Tap Tap Revenge once a special edition featuring Nine Inch Nails
came out./p pThe iPhone's low barriers to entry -- cheap software, easy distribution, no plastic
guitars to sell -- means Harmonix's version can do well even if Tapulous has a headstart of a year
or more. "Maybe we'll get there [to the iPhone] late. But if we get there with something that's
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d'un pack complet de Guitar Hero : World Tour (contenant, rappelons-le, le jeu, la batterie, la
guitare et le micro), cette édition du jeu n'est tout simplement pas disponible en
Après "Trilogy", Malmsteen devait marquer le coup et s'arroger les
faveurs d'un public hard mais moins spécialisé "guitar heroes". Fan de Deep Purple et
To put Chinese
Democracy in some perspective: it arrives 17 years after the twin Use Your
Illusions, the last set of original music by Guns N’
Roses. Seventeen years prior to the Illusions, it was 1974, back before the Ramones
and Sex Pistols, back before Aerosmith had Rocks and Toys in the Attic, back
before Queen had A Night at the Opera — back before almost anything that Axl Rose
worships even existed. Generations have passed in these 17 years but not for Axl. He cut
himself off from the world following the trouble-ridden Illusion tour, retreating to the
Hollywood Hills, swapping every original GNR member in favor for contract players culled from his
mid-’90s musical obsessions — Tommy Stinson from the Replacements, Robin Finck from
Nine Inch Nails, Buckethead from guitar magazines — as he turned into rock’s Charles
Foster Kane, a genius in self-imposed exile spending millions to make his own Xanadu, Chinese
Democracy.
Like Xanadu, Chinese Democracy is a monument to man’s might, but where Kane sought
to bring the world underneath his roof, Axl labored to create an ideal version of his inner
world, working endlessly on a set of songs about his heartbreak, persecution and paranoia, topics
well-mined on the Illusions. Using the pompous ten-minute epics “Estranged” and
“November Rain” as his foundation, Axl strips away all remnants of the old,
snake-dancing GNR, shedding the black humor and blues, replacing any good times with vindictive
spleen in the vein of “You Could Be Mine.” All this melodrama and malevolence feels
familiar and, surprisingly, so does much of Chinese Democracy, even for those listeners
that didn’t hear the portions of the record as leaked demos and live tracks. Despite a few
surface flourishes - all the endless, evident hours spent on ProTools, a hip-hop loop here, a
Spanish six-string there, absurd elastic guitar effects - this is an album unconcerned with the
future of rock & roll. One listen and it’s abundantly clear that Axl spent the
decade-plus in the studio refining, not reinventing, obsessing over a handful of tracks, spending
an inordinate amount of timing chasing the sound his head - that’s it, no more, no less.
Such maniacal indulgence is ridiculous but strangely understandable: Rose received unlimited time
and money to create this album, so why not take full advantage and obsess over every last detail?
The odd thing is, he spent all this time and money on an album that is deliberately not a grand
masterpiece — a record that pushes limits or digs deep — but merely a set of 14
songs. Compared to the chaotic Use Your Illusions, Chinese Democracy feels
strangely modest, but that’s because it’s a single polished album, not a double album
so over-stuffed it duplicates songs. Modest is an odd word for an album a decade-plus in the
making, but Axl’s intent is oddly simple: he sees GNR not as a gutter-rock band but as a
pomp-rock vehicle for him to lash out against all those that don’t trust him, whether
it’s failed friends, lapsed fans, ex-lovers, former managers, fired band mates or rock
critics. Chinese Democracy is the best articulation of this megalomania as could be
possible, so the only thing to quibble about is his execution which occasionally is perplexing,
particularly when Rose slides into hammy vocal inflections or encourages complicated guitar that
only guitarists appreciate (it’s telling that the only memorable phrases from Robin Finck,
Buckethead or Bumblefoot or whoever are ones that mimic Slash’s full-throated melodic
growl). Even with these odd flourishes, it’s hard not to marvel, either in respect or
bewilderment, at dense, immaculate wall of god knows how many guitars, synthesizers, vocals and
strings.
The production is so dense it’s hard to warm to, but it fits the music. These aren’t
songs that grab and hold, they’re songs that unfold, so much so that Chinese
Democracy may seem a little underwhelming upon its first listen: it’s not just the
years of pent-up anticipation, it’s that Axl spent so much time creating the music —
constructing the structure then filling out the frame — that there’s no easy way into
the album. That, combined with the realization that Axl isn’t trying to reinvent GNR, just
finishing what he started on the Illusions, can make Chinese Democracy seem mildly
anticlimactic but Rose spent a decade plus working on this — he deserves to not have it
dismissed on a cursory listen. Give it time, listening like it was 1998 not 2008, and the album
does give up some terrific music - music that is overblown but not overdone. True, those good
moments are the song that have kicked around the internet for the entirety of the new millennium:
the slinky, spiteful “Better,” slowly building into its fury; the quite gorgeous, if
heavy handed, “Street of Dreams;” “There was a Time,” which overcomes its
acronym and lack of chorus on its sheer drama,; “Catcher in the Rye,” the lightest,
brightest moment here; the slow, grinding “I.R.S.;” and “Madagascar,” a
ludicrous rueful rumination that finds space for quotations from Martin Luther King amidst its
trip-hop pulse. These aren’t innovations, they’re extensions of
“Breakdown” and “Estranged,” epics that require some work to decode
because Axl forces the listener to meet him on his own terms. This all-consuming artistic
narcissism has become Rose’s defining trait, not letting him move forward, only to
relentlessly explore the same territory over and over again. And this solipsism turns Chinese
Democracy into something strangely, surprisingly simple: it won’t change music,
won’t change any lives, it’s just 14 more songs about loneliness and persecution. Or
as Axl put it in an apology for canceled concerts in 2006, “In the end, it’s just an
album.” And it’s a good album, no less and no more.
Musician/producer Pete Drake performs his song "Forever" with his steel guitar through a classic
talkbox. A surreal and beautiful performance - the talkbox in use here is cool in and of itself!
The freestanding design with handle is inspiring and simple talkboxes are pretty easy to make.
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To put Chinese
Democracy in some perspective: it arrives 17 years after the twin Use Your
Illusions, the last set of original music by 
