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Comment on JAMES CHANCE by Mardi 15 Mai :: Hunx and His Punx + The Black Belles + DJ James Chance au Point FMR « Agenda Concerts Paris et Région Parisienne

Sun, 13 May 2012 18:51:22 +0000

[...] au Point FMR avec leur punk-pop libidineux. En première partie, le jeune girls band de Nashville The Black Belles et en guest DJ prestigieux James Chance (Contortions), l’un des grands noms de la no-wave. A [...]

Comment on JAMES CHANCE by Hunx & His Punx, James Chance et The Black Belles le 15 mai au Point Éphémère | HARTZINE

Tue, 08 May 2012 19:36:21 +0000

[...] de leurs amours sucrées ; en plat de résistance, ce n’est rien moins que l’immense James Chance qui viendra vous servir sa toute nouvelle galette. Et pour que votre portefeuille ne risque pas [...]

Comment on DUSTIN WONG’S INFINITE LOVE ORCHESTRA by Dustin Wong, « Dreams Say, View, Create, Shadow Leads » | Substance-M.net

Dustin Wong, « Dreams Say, View, Create, Shadow Leads » | Substance-M.net — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 12:06:27 +0000

[...] aura chaleureuse. A propos d’Infinite Love il nous disait qu’il s’agissait là d’un Mantra 3, ainsi plutôt qu’un voyage contemplatif, bucolique ou même un peu dépressif il appuie sur les [...]

Comment on Emmanuelle Parrenin by euphonie#58 | Radio Campus Paris

euphonie#58 | Radio Campus Paris — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 10:26:29 +0000

[...] : Maison Rose. En 2011 elle sorte son deuxième album, Maison Cube, chez Les Disques Bien.BIOPhilippe Lebruman. Musicien et grand photographe.Réalisation : Cristián Sotomayor©Philippe [...]

Comment on YMG MEETS THE RAINCOATS AGAIN by Pascal Tippex

Pascal Tippex — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 11:21:58 +0000

yeap, we’re booking agents/fans. Glad you like the picture Robin. It was a very cool moment.

Comment on YMG MEETS THE RAINCOATS AGAIN by Marie Tippex

Marie Tippex — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 20:50:25 +0000

Dear Robin, we wished we’ve had more time to develop ours posts but we’re more of a music agency than a webzine, and our first goal is first to have all these beautiful people to play some shows. And the Young Marble Giants and Raincoats ones at ATP were just magic ! That’s why we captured an instant. Hopefully they will meet again in a near future and a journalist will take the opportunity for doing a proper article or interview. Best !

Comment on YMG MEETS THE RAINCOATS AGAIN by Robin Crutchfield

Robin Crutchfield — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 18:52:59 +0000

Why isn’t there an article or interview attached to this wonderful picture? You leave the fans hanging with this?

Comment on YMG MEETS THE RAINCOATS AGAIN by Linda Smith

Linda Smith — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 16:26:20 +0000

My idols.

Comment on Emmanuelle Parrenin by euphonie#56 | Radio Campus Paris

euphonie#56 | Radio Campus Paris — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 20:44:38 +0000

[...] album, Maison Cube, chez Les Disques Bien. En concert le vendredi 16 mars à La Java, Paris X.BIOHarmonie. Elle ne chante pas seulement juste et en rythme. Harmonie est La plus grande Diva de [...]

Comment on TIPPEX TOP OF THE ROCKS 2011 by grinni

grinni — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 12:28:15 +0000

yeaaaaahhh, you’re the best!!

Comment on TIPPEX TOP OF THE ROCKS 2011 by rubin steiner

rubin steiner — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 14:56:27 +0000

a big big love

Comment on TIPPEX TOP OF THE ROCKS 2011 by vic moan

vic moan — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 13:25:07 +0000

Bonne année à tous les Tippex !

Comment on LISTEN TO CIVIL CIVIC’S PLAYLIST FOR MOWNO by Pascal Tippex

Pascal Tippex — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 16:18:31 +0000

J’adore: “Quand j’ai entendu pour la première fois Tallest Man On Earth braire sa poésie comme un putain d’âne en train de baiser un diplomé d’art, je voulais vraiment détester ce disque.”

Comment on CLUB JULIE DANCE! FANZINE by ∆FFEKT » Blog für Kultur und Relevantes » Special Interest Explosion – Warum Zines super sind

Thu, 01 Dec 2011 18:45:07 +0000

Comment on DUSTIN WONG’S INFINITE LOVE ORCHESTRA by Seated Person

Seated Person — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 12:27:53 +0000

In the misty rain of a Friday evening in Liverpool at somewhere around half nine on the steps of the Liverpool Contemporary Urban Centre clustered a number of musicians catching a moment of quiet after their performances. For those that anguish over the future of British music both the Dustin Wong “Infinite Love” Orchestra and Let’s Buy Happiness standing together at that moment after their performances would surely have reassured them.
In a world cluttered with unearned superlatives and the excess of ego that too frequently accompanies music scene in Britain today, the performance of Dustin Wong’s Infinite Love at the Liverpool Music Week Final Party at the Liverpool CUC was a beautiful example of self-effacing musicianship and collaboration at its best. Culminating in an astounding standing ovation in the CUC Cinema venue, the three quarters of an hour performance with barely a pause and a complete absence of excess, that held the audience’s stilled attention throughout, was a tour de force.
At eight o’clock on Friday evening you made your choice between the equally charming “Let’s But Happiness”, in from Newcastle upon Tyne, or the Dustin Wong’s Infinite Love Orchestra, a collaboration that bridged the Atlantic Ocean from New York to Liverpool. If you’d followed the knowing words from the queue earlier in the evening, then your money was on Dustin Wong.
Behind this performance stand two astonishingly modest individuals, Dustin Wong the New York-based creator of the Infinite Love album, and Jon Davies, the Liverpool-based musician who had the vision to turn Infinitive Love into an orchestral piece for eight guitars and a percussionist. Other than Davies and Wong, the musicians were drawn from a variety of Liverpool groups. But this was not simply an exceptional performance by nine musicians, it was a showcase for the sheer professionalism present in the Liverpool music scene. Above all due to the compactness of the venue Jon Davies’ quiet leadership was for all to see and the promise of things to come.
Here too was the meeting not only of minds but also possibly cultures. Wong’s cosy brown cardigan reflected grungier roots and possibly a hint of academia. This contrasted with the crisper, clean cut appearance of the Liverpool musicians, with perhaps more than a touch of Scouse brashness. But it was also a scene of profound mutual respect between Wong, his back to the audience, and the eight musicians arrayed before him in the limelight. The dialogue between Wong and Davies, and Davies and the orchestra was telling. If Wong was the master artist and inspiration here, Davies was the quiet taskmaster and conductor delivering a performance able to be repeated in any forum.
And when the standing ovation had subsided and the orchestra had hugged one another with equal measures of joy and relief, it was time for a quiet reflection upon a “Job Exceptionally Well Done”.

Comment on CLUB JULIE : DANCE! PICTURES by Nazanin Shahnavaz

Nazanin Shahnavaz — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 14:37:35 +0000

What a special night! So many inspirational characters from the artists to the organisers and DJs. Had so much fun dancing the night away with the amazing Tippex girls to Phil’s top dog set big kisses and see you soon XXX Nazanin