| | Olivia Newton-John Christmas Wish CD Olivia Newton-John Discography of CDs
Olivia Newton-John's 2007 holiday album, CHRISTMAS WISH, is a clean, low-key affair, where her versions of traditional Christmas carols -- sometimes performed as duets with Jon Secada, Jann Arden, Michael McDonald, and Barry Manilow -- are interspersed with brief instrumental interludes. Nothing here is too high-energy, but as background holiday mood music, it is effective.
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The Mongol Beach Party is one of the most unique bands to ever come out of Kansas City. Known for their driving grooves and relentless party onslaught, the Mongols are about having fun in an off-kilter kind of way. Hook-heavy guitar riffs, speed-demon bass lines, funky, soulful horns and tight, crispy percussion blend pop, jazz, funk and Latin feels into the indescribable fusion that is the Mongol Beach Party.The band, which played throughout the Midwest from 1989 through 1992, was compared to everyone from the Mighty Mighty Bosstones to the Bare Naked Ladies, from Steely Dan to XTC. But the truth is, from back in the day to right now, there's no other band that sounds like the Mongol Beach Party.The band features a who's-who of current KC music scene heavyweights:Christian Hankel (alacartoona) - vocalsScott Easterday (Expassionates) - bass Mark Southerland (Snuff Jazz, Malachy Papers) - saxophone Kyle Dahlquist (alacartoona) - tromboneBill Belzer (New Amsterdams) - drumsJeff Freling (Chicago Blue Man Group) - guitarIn December of 2008, The Mongol Beach ...
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With 2007's Theory of Machines, composer Ben Frost combined academically constructed electro-acoustic music, doom metal, post-rock drones, and minimal classical touches with strings and piano. It was a difficult yet clearly intoxicating listening experience. The melding of clinical technology and human elements -- i.e., real instruments -- as a way of bringing the listener in made it nearly unbearable, but so utterly original that it compelled one to engage it. The only act close to this was Coil at their early best. By the Throat is, if anything, even more so, though the manner of construction is very different -- even if many of the same elements are used. This time the approach -- which is clear by the title and the pack of wolves in a snowstorm on the cover -- is in reverse. On By the Throat he uses far more organic textures as a base, whether they be from animal or human worlds, layering electronics and other effects atop them. There are real melodies at work in most of these pieces, and because there are, when harsh industrial noise, metallic guitars, and the sounds of wolves themselves are placed atop gentle ambient drones, strings, piano, dulcimers, and other acoustic instruments, the effect is simply nail-bitingly harrowing. ...
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