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On her striking 2007 debut, FUR AND GOLD, British/Pakistani singer-songwriter Natasha Khan, aka Bat for Lashes, unveils a confident and eclectic set of indie-pop songs. Like a female counterpart to Irish wunderkind Patrick Wolf, Khan gilds her tunes with lush, moody arrangements that heighten their drama and establish an ornate, goth-tinged atmosphere (see the urgent, harpsichord-led opening track, "Horse and I," and "What's a Girl to Do," a haunting tale of heartbreak). A fully formed first outing that garnered Khan a Mercury Prize nomination, FUR AND GOLD marks the arrival of a significant new U.K. talent, and will easily appeal to aficionados of emotive chamber-pop.
Bat for Lashes: Mikee Goodman (vocals); Will Lemon (spoken vocals); Emma Ramsdale (harp); Caroline Weeks, Natasha Khan (autoharp); Sophie Sirota, Howard Gott, Mary Funnell, Anna McInerney (violin); Abi Fry (viola); Tim Hutton (trombone); Ben Christophers (bass guitar); Tim Byford (drums); David Kosten (foot stamps); Rachel T Sell, Josh T. Pearson (background vocals).
Entertainment Weekly (p.73) - "[H]er presence is undeniably bewitching....FUR is, indeed, gold." -- Grade: A- Fur And Gold Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, Rock | | Label | Caroline | | Orig Year | 2006 | | All Time Sales Rank |  25030  | | CD Universe Part number | 7462923 | | Catalog number | 98201 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jul 31, 2007 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | N. Khan; David Kosten | | Recording Time | 48 minutes |
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| | MGMT Oracular Spectacular CD (2008)
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| | Bat For Lashes Two Suns CD (2009)
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| | Goldfrapp Black Cherry CD (2003)
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| | Journey To Morocco CD (1995) (Import) France
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| | Lisa Oceano CD (2003) (Import) Import; Argentina
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| | Broken Record Chamber Free Improv For Robots CD (1999)
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Jim Black, guitar, electronicsBen Wilson, drum machine, electronicsJess Conn-Potegal, turntables, keys, electronics Three individuals from different musical backgrounds, each with his own unique vision, meet at an Otomo Yoshihide/Ruins concert and the resultant collision becomes Broken Record Chamber. BRC ploughs a new sound field, through which meanders various sonic life forms, not excluding the patrons of the Epic hole-in-the-wall, The Sugar Refinery, where much of this was recorded. Imagine, if you can, a garage band version of Otomo chucking a used record store down the stairs.Broken Record Chamber was inaugurated in September 1998, barely moments after the smoke and debris were cleared in the wake of a momentous double bill featuring Otomo Yoshihide, Martin Tetrault and Ruins. Since that time Broken Record Chamber have participated in the Taking Wing Improvised Music Series, and have performed live over the air waves from the studios ...
| | Leroy Bell Live In 3D CD (2007)
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| | Canned Heat Kaleidoscope (A.K.A. Live At Topanga Corral) CD (1971) AKA Live At Topanga Corral
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This is one of the strongest documents to feature Canned Heat in concert. However, contrary to the title, these performances are not from the Topanga Corral -- where the Heat were the house band off and on during the mid-1960s. Instead, it was later revealed the origins were actually from a Los Angeles club called the Kaleidoscope circa 1968. They most likely hail from the same batch of tapes that yielded the 4-plus-minute epic "Refried Boogie," which spread over Sides Three and Four on the Living the Blues (1968) two-LP package. The personnel includes Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson (guitar/harmonica/vocals), Larry "The Mole" Taylor (bass), Henry "Sunflower" Vestine (guitar), Bob "The Bear" Hite (vocals), and Aldolfo "Fito" de la Parra (drums). Indeed, these recordings were made prior to the rapid drug-related decline and eventual replacement of Vestine -- who is actually in top flight throughout -- with Harvey Mandel in mid-1969. Another factor in the chronology is the soulful interpretation of standard blues numbers, which would be incrementally abandoned for longer and more rambling psychedelic jams by the time of Live in Europe (1970). However, the difference between the early 1970s incarnation and this 'classic' lineup seems to lie primarily in their respective approaches. This seminal aggregate explores more traditional outlets such as the languid approach to B.B. King's "Sweet Sixteen," sporting some incendiary fretwork from the coupling of Wilson's smooth slide and Vestine's sinuous and punctuating leads. The former further exemplifies his bottleneck prowess on a rollicking reading of Elmore James' "Dust My Broom" that swings solid from tip to tail. As does the upbeat and slightly Creole-flavored "I Wish You Would," landing somewhere between the Yardbirds' aggressive take and Billy Boy Arnold's original. While interested parties are encouraged to find this set, caveat emptor, as the exact same material exists under a bevy of monikers. Most notable among these are Live at the Kaleidoscope ...
| | Mission Of Burma Signals, Calls, And Marches CDs (1981) Bonus DVD; Remastered
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One of America's most important, but most frequently overlooked, punk rock bands, Mission Of Burma released only a handful of records before it disbanded. 1981's SIGNALS, CALLS, AND MARCHES was its debut EP following a seven-inch single, ...
| | Golec Urokiestra 2 CD (2009) (Import)
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