Grimes Discography of CDs

Grimes discography Performing under the name Grimes, Claire Boucher's third solo release follows in her cold, ethereal style of lo-fi electronic music, commonly referred to as witch house. Visions was recorded for legendary shoegaze label 4AD. Audio Mixer: Sebastian Cowan.

Grimes songs Performing under the name Grimes, Claire Boucher's third solo release follows in her cold, ethereal style of lo-fi electronic music, commonly referred to as witch house. Visions was recorded for legendary shoegaze label 4AD. Audio Mixer: Sebastian Cowan.

Grimes CD discography Visions arises as Grimes' fourth release in less than two years. Incorporating influences as wide as Enya, TLC and Aphex Twin, drawing from genres like New Jack Swing, IDM, New Age, K-pop, industrial and glitch - this approach has marked Grimes as a curator of culture, allowing the project to remain flexible and evolving. Despite an upbeat demeanour, an urgency permeates the album. Calling between our history and the future, it uses the pleasure of minimal rhythms and dance to entice. Yet beyond its rich, software-sculpted cohesiveness and vocal energy, runs a very real and odd world. "Grimes could well be posed for a meteoric rise with the release of her next full length" - Pitchfork

Grimes albums Track Listing of songs: Caladan; Sardaukar Levenbrech; Zoal, Face Dancer; Rosa; Avi; Feyd Rautha Dark Heart; Gambang; Venus In Fleurs; Grisgris; Shadout Mapes; Beast Infection;

Grimes CD discography Track Listing of songs: Orphia; Vanessa; Crystal Ball; Urban Twilight; Hedra; Telepathy; Thousand Mile Trench; Tongues; Transparency;

Grimes albums Track Listing of songs: Orphia; Vanessa; Crystal Ball; Urban Twilight; Ivory; Telepathy; Thousand Mile Trench; Tongues; Transparancy;

Grimes music CDs In October of 2002, Tommy Womack and his band went into the XM Satellite radio studios and "accidentally" recorded an album. Accidentally, because there was no intention of releasing this session, that is, until they listened back to the tapes. This is rock & roll as worshipped at the Temple of Exile on Main St. These guys have attained the perfect Zen-like balance of loose and tight that only comes through years of playing together. How tight is this band? They recorded an album 50 minutes and 30 seconds long in 54 minutes, and the only thing missing is any between-song banter that may have taken place. No overdubs, no edits, no nothin'. This is a ...

Daybreak play fast melodic punk rock featuring members from many Melbourne bands including Away From Now, In Name & Blood, Bullet the Blue Sky & Another Way. Daybreak bring to you 10 songs that are passion felt and will leave ...