We love already, and always... So long...

Pre-order 'Never Going Under' now - https://circawaves.ffm.to/nevergoingunder

http://www.facebook.com/circawaves
http://www.twitter.com/circawaves
http://open.spotify.com/user/circawaves
http://circawaves.com/

contact: info@prolifica.co.uk

Kador is a project that reconciles several genres and artistic concepts into what would assertedly be qualified as « cinematic rap »: the ultimate experience would be compared to that of a TV series.
The various songs collectively depict a vivid futuristic scenery of unrest where characters involved represent the different aspects that the project intends to address.

For the most part, the music is characterized by dissonant guitars that suggest a constant level of tension. This leaves us to imagine the world alluded to as being one haunted by frustration, confusion and chaos. It is perhaps interesting to notice how the guitars are often complemented by reverberated organs that seems to strongly suggest an ever-present element of mystique and spirituality. This allusion is then carried by a dominant presence of low synths that tend to objectify a degree of futurism and looming darkness. Together with all the other musical and production aspects the project presents a setting that places us in a bleak and somber digital era of a distant future.

The cinematically dynamic delivery of the vocals confirms our setting and delivers the plot. From song to song we are introduced to the experiences, sentiments and supposed objectives of a gang called Kador. Depicted as callous, cynical characters, the members of the gang operate as enforcers of a spiritually compelled condemnation of their society.

Contact: contact@kmmltd.com
Bookings: jo@xraytouring.com

New single 'is this all that there is' out now!

However weirdly I came to hear of Queen Kwong is overshadowed by the fact that she’s managed to hold my attention for so long. Queen Kwong is the brainchild of LA based musician Carré Callaway.  Her rawness and charisma remind me of a young Iggy Pop or Patti Smith at the peak of their careers. Queen Kwong’s volatile stage persona, no doubt sits in the lineage of such primal and visceral acts as The Stooges, Nirvana, Swans, even Queens of the Stone Age. 

Her songs and stage show are a blatant protest at the “sanitization” of Rock in recent years. Queen Kwong’s work stands out from the sea of rubbish I keep hearing on the radio. Carre embodies the true and uncompromising spirit of Rock.  This LA based musician’s unwillingness to play it safe is rare and admirable. Someone very wise once taught me the importance of metaphorically, “passing on the torch”.  I say with utmost sincerity that Queen Kwong deserves that torch more than any performer I’ve come across in the last decade. 

     - Roger O'Donnell (The Cure)
      

Queen Kwong is Carre Callaway and a coven of cats

Your Favorite Enemies' distinctive blend of dirty and polished type of sonic textures, along with their introspective poetry and symbolist type of lyrical approach gathered fanatics from all different musical backgrounds into a defining communion of high level noise, post-punk, psych, shoegaze and prog rock.

Well known for their old school DIY dedicated ethos, for being fierce human rights advocates and for their insanely unique scenic let go type of live performances, the six members of the band devote every aspect of their career based on their community values.

Sonically twisted, lyrically juxtaposed symbolistic and creative polemics are amongst the few aspects that make Your Favorite Enemies one of the most exciting, intriguing and artistically fascinating ventures to emerge on the musical front scene over the last couple of years.

speakeasyprod is following