Plastic Thirds - Anoxia CD

Anoxia CD music. Buzzy Tonic is the new record album by the group The Brothers Zing, which consists of John and Martin Szinger. The brothers are happy to announce that the record is completed, and sounds great. It is a set of original songs, written and recorded mainly in 2005. The vibe is rock with a heavy jazz influence, and elements of soul, funk and prog. Guitars, saxophones, and keyboards anchor the sonic palette. Gripping musical arrangements venture fearlessly into sophisticated chords and out time signatures to support strong melodies and heartfelt, passionate songs about love, life and the universe. The project was fruitful collaboration that enabled the brothers to put a bunch of new ideas together. Martin has been singing and writing songs and playing guitar, saxophone and other instruments for many years. He has developed a well crafted and personal style. John has been a performing musician in bands in Buffalo, New York City, and San Francisco over the years. He's played many nights of live jazz, rock, funk and soul and made recordings of jazz and electronic material. He plays numerous instruments including ...

Anoxia music CDs. Originally started as a side project by erstwhile Screaming Tree bassist Van Conner, Valis became a primary concern once the reluctant grunge band officially faded into (cough!) sweet oblivion, circa 1998. Come 2004, Valis delivered their third release, Head Full of Pills, for their third record company (Detroit's Small Stone -- the last indie label standing after the "great stoner rock collapse"), and perhaps the most surprising aspect about rambunctious, hook-laden opener "Welcome to Home School" is its crisp and crunchy hard rock production. This is somewhat at odds with Valis' not so surprising taste for loose, almost casual performances, and their unlikely union results in a quite unusual-sounding record. Monster Magnet may be the closest sonic parallel for the decidedly retro but quite diverse songs on display here, whether it's the dreamy psychedelic title track wafting lazily between your ears or the more spacy garage rock aesthetic of "Motorbike" (featuring token hard rock riff number two, it's been recycled so often) cruising down the highway of your mind. Generally sticking by these ground rules, ensuing tunes alternate between mellow (the lysergic wash of "Voyager" and a nearly straightforward rock ballad in "Across the Sky") and rockin' (the wah-wah-intensive "We Got a Situation" and the metallic-tinged "World of Decay") before the closing "Perpetual Motion Machine" embarks on a mission of deeper space exploration. Through it all, the songwriting is usually compelling but never groundbreaking and rarely outstanding, the performances competent but rather staid, and Conner's voice a little strained (suffice to say he's no Mark Lanegan) in an almost Ozzy-esque whine. But it works, so long as you keep an open mind and accept the fact ...

Anoxia songs. Track Listing of songs: Family Prayer; Already Blessed Me; Altar Call Medley; Just Praise Him; We Remember; Have A Little Talk With Jesus; You Ought To Praise Him; Jesus Medley; If I Never See You Again; Take It To God In Prayer; ...

Anoxia songs. Jamie and the Magic torch Song Jamie and The Magic Torch Song was created in 2001 by 29-year-old singer/song-writer Jamie Gray. He wrote and produced his debut album, MIRAMAR in London before moving to Hannover, Germany in 2002. During this time, ...

Anoxia album. Ha'penny Bridge Celtic Band Ha'penny Bridge is a Northern California Celtic music band comprised of seven musicians from the Chico, California area. Its dynamic, vocal-driven sound has been aptly described as "California Celtic" due to the band's unique repertoire of Mark ...