DUCA Vol.127 There Is Something Wrong In Both Of Us

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Out on September 17th on vinyl, CD & digital download from <a href="https://chimeramusic.com">Chimera Music</a>.

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WATCHING THE DAWN

The stars were gone
We were huddling together
To watch the dawn
They say it’s coming, but I don’t see its coming yet
We let the Earth weep
While our children sleep.

Remember we were offsprings of lovers and dreamers 
Remember we were descendants  of thinkers and builders
But now we are breeders of abuse and neglect
Victims of murders and theft

The clouds are bright
Birds are making their morning flight
We’ll breathe the ocean that brings our future
Breathe the mountains that grows our seeds

Remember we were offsprings of lovers and dreamers
Remember we are descendants of thinkers and builders
Listen Look
And you’ll be glad
We’re here, we’re here, together

Remember we were offsprings of lovers and dreamers
Remember we are descendants of thinkers and builders
Listen Look
And you’ll be glad
That we are here, we’re here, together


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Words and Music by Yoko Ono
© Ono Music (BMI) 2013

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YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BAND

Yoko Ono - Vocals
Sean Ono Lennon - Piano
Erik Friedlander - Cello
Lois Martin - Viola
Joyce Hammann - Violin
Strings arranged by Erik Friedlander

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TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL

Produced by Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon, and Yuka C. Honda
Recorded at Sear Sound by Christopher Allen
Mixed by Michael H. Brauer for MHB prods
Mixed at Electric Lady Studios
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering
Kevin Harper - Assistant Engineer
Mark Bengston - ProTools Engineer and Assistant

Geoff Thorpe - Art Director
Greg Kadel - Cover Photography
Sean Lennon - Studio photos
Yoko Ono - Drawings

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YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BAND release the brand new album TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL on Chimera Music on September 17th 2013 

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The album continues an astonishing bout of creativity for Ono, who celebrated her 80th birthday this year and has just curated the hugely succesful Meltdown Festival at Southbank, London. 


"An extraordinary performance by any standard – for a woman in her ninth decade, almost unbelievable" 
Evening Standard, June 2013 


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The truly amazing YOKO ONO releases her brand new album TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL on Chimera Music on Sep 17th. 

The album comes four years after her previous studio album BETWEEN MY HEAD AND THE SKY which received rave reviews and was voted one of Mojo Magazine’s Albums Of the Year. 

That same year Ono was awarded both the Lifetime Achievement Award by Mojo and The Venice Biennale Golden Lion Award for her ground-breaking music and art. 

TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL was recorded in New York and was producedby Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon and Yuka Honda. 

YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BANDalso includes members of Cornelius and Cibo Matto, plus – for this album – tUnEyArDs, Questlove, Nels Cline and Andrew Wyatt. 

The album includes remixes by Mike D & Adrock and Keigo "Cornelius" Oyamada. 

The record was planned and made during a hugely productive period which saw Ono’s 2012 show TO THE LIGHT at London’s Serpentine Gallery break attendance records; she then went on to open HALF-A-WIND SHOW, a major retrospective in Frankfurt, finish her instruction book ACORN, travel extensively to oversee various museum shows, score her 10thNo 1 hit HOLD ME on the Billboard Dance Chart, actively campaign against fracking in New York State, win the MTV O Music Award for 'Digital Genius' and – most recently – plan the Meltdown Festival at Southbank, London, which she curated. 

Yoko’s curatorship is already being hailed as the best in the 20 year history of the festival which this year included a coruscating opening night performance by YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BAND, and guest appearances by Ono with Cibo Matto, Peaches, Kim Gordon and a closing night collaborative performance with Siouxsie of Ono’s seminal “Walking On Thin Ice”. 

Meltdown 2013 featured a huge cross–section of artists including Savages, Kim Gordon, Siouxsie, Cibo Matto, Bo Ningen, Thurston Moore, Iggy Pop, Deerhoof, Patti Smith, Peaches, Marianne Faithfull, Boy George, Patrick Wolf, Reggie Watts, Viv Albertine, Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto, Pussy Riot and Immortal Technique. 

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Praise for Yoko’s performance at Meltdown 2013: 

“It’s a heck of a racket for a gal in her eighties – Yoko is the star but the music offers her the sky to shine in” 
The Independent 

“An international treasure shines. Ono has transcended age – she opened Meltdown 2013 with a blistering, thrilling, cutting-edge musical set which not so much pushed boundaries as ignored them” 
Evening Standard 

“Even at 80 Yoko is out on her Ono” 
Observer 

“Octogenarian’s standing elevated to the angel of the avant garde” 
The Guardian 

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MOONBEAMS, the staggering opening track of the new album, was recently previewed on Soundcloud, ahead of its live premiere as the opening song of Meltdown 2013. 

Ono said today: 
“My new album comes at a very special time for me. I’m so happy that it’s being released after all the incredible shows that made up Meltdown. The energy I have right now, and the desire to continue to make as much great work as I can, is really moving me forwards all the time. This album is the culmination of a lot of ideas I’ve been having over the last few years and I feel proud to release it at such an exciting time of my life.” 

Yoko Ono has a major art retrospective HALF-A WIND SHOW currently on view at the Louisiana Museum in Copenhagen, later opening at Kunsthalle Krems, Austria on 20th November 2013, and another major art retrospective WAR IS OVER! (IF YOU WANT IT) opening on 15th November at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney. 

TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL is released on September 17th.

TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL

WATCHING THE DAWN

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Produced by @likeaparrotproductions 
Mixed by Michael Hatalak
Mastered by John Greenham
Behind the Scenes Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpOLrblmG08 

Tonight we're young let's fool our old souls
And fill our lungs from this glass bowl
Let's fall in love with this feeling
Let's view the world from the ceiling

Colors and paint our perceptions and state of our hearts, our hearts
And It's not about the abuse but the fault of the art, the art

So...
Let's smoke out your new car
Hop to the next bar
Fall and make some new scars
Tonight we are not alone
Lets forget where we park
Wander in the dark
Retrace steps from the start
Who's gonna carry me home?

Tonight we know, there is no sleep
The city's our's and we play for keeps

Patterns and shapes of the journey's we take squeeze our hearts, our hearts,
And its not about the abuse but the fault of the art, the art.

So...
Let's smoke out your new car
Hop to the next bar
Fall and make some new scars
Tonight we are not alone
Lets forget where we park
Wander in the dark
Retrace steps from the start
Who's gonna carry me home?

@&amp;$!?^%#^*+£€&gt;&lt;¥?!?!?!
(Fall into your arms)

Let's smoke out your new car
Hop to the next bar
Fall and make some new scars
Tonight we are not alone
Lets forget where we park
Wander in the dark
Retrace steps from the start
Who's gonna carry me home?

The Balance

A snippet from our forthcoming second album.
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Picture Frame Eternity (snippet)

Dying For The First Time In My Life (Edit)

Frozen Plasma - Haunting Memories Feat. Vasi Vallis (Dekadenz 2015)

Beborn Beton - 24/7 Mystery

Ephemeral

Without You

Midnight Champion

Cryptid

Captive

Cold Fashion : PROMENADE CINEMA

Sapta

Transformation

Empathy Test's 'Monsters' follows the "shimmering synths and glacial electronics" (Clash) of 'Holy Rivers' and the "dark, anthemic electro-pop" (Fresh on the Net) of 'Empty Handed' as the final single to be released from the forthcoming third album of the same name (May 2020). Far from being 'business as usual', 'Monsters' presents enough of a departure for the London-based Synth Pop band, renowned across Europe and beyond, for their "soft synth" sound, to raise a few eyebrows amongst the loyal fanbase the band has been quietly building since 2014.

'Monsters' incorporates the live acoustic beats of drummer Christina Lopez for the first time, along with an epic synthesised hook dreamt up by new keyboard player Oliver Marson. Channeling the incessant driving energy and 'coming home at 6am' paranoia of Placebo's 'Pure Morning', Empathy Test's 'Monsters' is like nothing the band has done before. Frontman Isaac Howlett's androgynous vocal sits lower in the mix than on previous offerings, helping to give 'Monsters' a weight and energy like never before. Non-performing founder member Adam Relf's production has also reached new heights of excellence, his subtle flourishes helping to raise the euphoria to fever pitch.

While the self-releasing, self-managed Empathy Test has remained criminally overlooked by the UK music scene despite appearing in shows on MTV and Netflix, radio play from Amazing Radio, Radio X and BBC Introducing, as well as press coverage from Clash, Line of Best Fit and many more, 'Monsters' may just have the power to propel the band into the limelight. Arriving with an equally intense video, directed by the award-winning Calum Macdiarmid (bit.ly/MNSTRS-VID), 'Monsters' releases digitally via all major streaming services on Friday 24th March. The album is slated for a full digital and physical release on 22nd May and can be preordered via the crowd funder on Indiegogo: bit.ly/ET-MNSTRS or on Bandcamp: bit.ly/MNSTRS-BC

For more information, email info@empathytest.com or visit:

Website: www.empathytest.com
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Spotify: bit.ly/MPTHYTST

LYRICS

When all's been said and done
And another day's begun.
When the lines go on and on
And all you've got is gone.
You've doused yourself in sin
And the daylight's creeping in.
When the shadows start to grow - oh!
Maybe it's time to go
Maybe it's time to go
Maybe it's time to go.


When all's been said and done
No distance left to run.
When the emptiness arrives
And there's nowhere left to hide.
When it's stacking up inside
From the corners of your mind.
When the teardrops start to flow - oh!
Maybe it's time to go
Maybe it's time to go


Baby I've got the monsters
Baby I've got the monsters 
Baby I've got the monsters 
Baby I've got the monsters 
Again.
Baby I've got the monsters
Baby I've got the monsters 
Baby I've got the monsters 
Again.


Maybe it's time to go
Maybe it's time to go


Baby I've got the monsters
Baby I've got the monsters 
Baby I've got the monsters 
Baby I've got the monsters 
Again.
Baby I've got the monsters
Baby I've got the monsters 
Baby I've got the monsters 
Again.


They're creeping up
Again.
They're creeping up
Again.
They're creeping up
Again.
They're creeping up
Again.

DUCA Vol.127 There Is Something Wrong In Both Of Us

Chris Day 29