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Pre-order ‘Mechanical Bull’ on iTunes and get new track ‘Wait For Me’ instantly. Order here: http://smarturl.it/MechanicalBull?iqid=scw

‘Mechanical Bull’ out 9/24 (US) / 9/23 (UK)

www.kingsofleon.com

PRE-ORDER ON ITUNES

Kings of Leon - Wait For Me

Zurich includes Tony Wilson (Knives ov Resistance), Neil Halstead (Slowdive/Mojave 3), 
& Sarah Peacock (Seefeel). All of the recordings were lost until very recently when Touch recording artist Mark Van Hoen found the two tracks on old CD-Rs and cassettes he was given by Wilson. This CD version of the original LP release includes bonus tracks.

Zurich began as a 1994 musical partnership between Neil Halstead then of Slowdive and  Tony F Wilson. The two recorded a handful of tracks together at a time when Wilson was  co-promoting and DJing at the club/live night Quirky in South London where he booked acts  including Pan Sonic, Hafler Trio and Autechre. Halstead was shortly to begin work on Slowdive’s  final and most experimental album Pygmalion. Recorded at a time when the popularity of ambient  techno was at its peak, these recordings are remarkably austere by comparison. Whilst A Harsh 
Truth displays the Oriental gracefulness of a Sakamoto/Sylvian collaboration, Tzarist’s gothic 
industrialism shares more in common with the early works of Coil. Following the release of  Pygmalion and Creation letting go of Slowdive, Halstead would disband Slowdive and abandon  sound experimentation to create more song-based material in Mojave 3.  Shortly thereafter,  Wilson began collaborating with drum & bass producer and engineer Joe Gray on more rhythm  based, yet still atmospheric productions. Too Scared to Breath features the voice of Seefeel’s  Sarah Peacock and sounds not unlike prime Autechre and Aphex. Militia (Dynamic Warfare) on 
the other hand mirrors the post-metal Dub of Techno Animal and Scorn.

ZURICH Too Scared To Breathe from ZURICH CD featuring members of Slowdive, Seefeel

Cititrax is proud to present a 4 song split EP by Silent Servant and Broken English Club. Although the two are geographically very far apart, Silent Servant based in Los Angeles, US and Broken English Club based in London, UK, the two share a similar outlook and musical approach. Both projects have been on the rise lately, and stem from a strongly rooted techno background. Combining their influences of dance music, techno, EBM, industrial and post-punk, Silent Servant and Broken English Club offer a new breed of EBM infused techno wave on the Violence And Divinity EP. They artfully create music that works both on and off the dance floor, infusing a dark atmospheric mood with addictive, pulsating rhythms. Themes of love, death, modernity and automobile crashes appear throughout this EP from the music itself right through to the cover art and one of a kind vinyl pressing. Limited edition vinyl pressing of 999 copies, first 500 copies are pressed on black inside milky clear vinyl, housed in a matte printed sleeve. Vinyl pressing and digital release date: September 30, 2014.

Vinyl: http://minimalwave.com/releases/release/silent-servant-broken-english-club/

Digital: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/violence-and-divinity-ep/id917815904


Silent Servant - Speed And Violence

Scientists and physicists, like Dr. Andrija Puharich, measured genuine healers from diverse spiritual and cultural traditions,.

Whether Kahuna of Hawaii, Catholic, Christian, Native American, African, Aborigine, Peruvian, faith healers, Hindu, or shaman's the world over — all the real effective healers he analyzed, regardless of faith, were found to release a frequency of 8 cycles per second or 8 Hz, from the brains, and to entrain the brain waves of those being healed, inducing a form of "self healing".

Furthermore, some of these healers hands, were found to change water, by leaving a signature of 8hz within the laboratory water, which held this cycle for several months, consistently. Sub harmonic frequencies in water electrolysis by 8Hz also contained the 432Hz within its music cone signature from 360Hz for the floor to 720Hz for the ceiling of the cone resonant signatures.

Reggae Therapy With Bob Marley 432hz

Mechatok & Toxe - Half Life

Interview with Toxe, track list and more info here: http://dotheastralplane.com/2015/10/05/toxe-mix-for-the-astral-plane/

Toxe's 'Muscle Memory' EP is out October 16 on Staycore!

Follow:
@toxe413
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Toxe Mix For The Astral Plane

In Tongues

Rotina

"Bittersweet Symphony" - The Verve (String Quartet)

Say/Free Fallin Mashup. (Katsumi/Lester/Kuya Tabs/Kuya Richard/Kuya Jude)

Alex Goldman's rendition of the mystery song from Reply All #158. You can listen to the episode here: https://gimletmedia.com/amp/shows/reply-all/o2h8bx

Better Than (Alex Goldman Version)

A man in California is haunted by the memory of a pop song from his youth. He can remember the lyrics and the melody. But the song itself has vanished, completely scrubbed from the internet. PJ takes on the Super Tech Support case.

Reply All

#158 The Case of the Missing Hit

The studio interpretation of Tyler Gillet's acapella recording of the mystery song featuring in Reply All #158: The Case of the Missing Hit.

Listen to that episode here:
https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/o2h8bx/158-the-case-of-the-missing-hit

Better Than (Christian Lee Hutson/Tyler Gillett version)

Little Sister, banda cover de Queens of the Stone Age. Execução da música No One Knows.

Gravado por Mateus Mendes.

Belo Horizonte, 05 de Junho de 2013

Queens of the Stone Age - No One Knows

A show about the internet, hosted by PJ Vogt and Alex Goldman.  From Gimlet.