fair play bai. it wasn't made easy for ya.  notions, sure look! cheers xo

Greg Proops proves that he is indeed the smartest man in the world. He's also one of Tom's oldest friends in comedy and brought him to London for his first European gigs. Please enjoy this great chat.  

Greg Proops

just a practice, with the only guitar to hand (spanish) but nice synth from andy and nice vibe

Twin Star, Andy's - Oct 15th

Ian Lynch is a member of Lynched, perhaps the most thrilling Irish folk band to have emerged in recent years. 
BBC Radio 2 Folk Show presenter Mark Ratcliffe said: "They mark a turning point in folk, that authentic voice of the streets is back in a big way," while his legendary predecessor, Mike Harding, asserted they are, "the most convincing folk band to come out of Ireland in years."
Ian along with his brother Daragh, both former stalwarts of the punk music scene, formed Lynched in the early part of this decade with fiddler Cormac Mac Diarmada and multi-instrumentalist Radie Peat.
They quickly established themselves as 'Dublin folk miscreants', a raggle taggle four piece breathing new life into a repertoire of classic songs, forgotten bawdy musical hall sing-alongs, anti-establishment ballads as well as their own original compositions.
Their most recent album, Cold Old Fire, was described by the Guardian as "The most exciting album of traditional Irish song in decades."
At their best, they are an exhilarating live proposition and they will be playing the Liverpool Philharmonic Music Rooms on October 15 as part of the 2016 Liverpool Irish Festival.
Ian talks about the thrill of playing in such a great band, what Irish music means to the emigrants they meet across the world and the emotional authenticity of singing in your own accent. 
Further Liverpool Irish Festival listings at: http://www.liverpoolirishfestival.com/
Picture by Aisling Finn.

Ian Lynch of Ireland's best and most thrilling folk band Lynched

The first cut on Nightflight Records comes from the artists, G-prod and Erell Ranson, both hailing from the land of wine, cheese and the “gilets jaunes”. Both artists have a deep love for Detroit and they combine this soulful D-groove with their own subtle deep touch which results in some wicked Hi-Tech Funk.  G-prod’s “Tell me” is a deep, funky techno track that builds up with warm sounds and brings you in a higher ecstatic state.  Their dubby  “The Rites of Glamounja” will chill you to the bones with its deep and harmony full melodies. Erell Ranson provides two deep electrofunk tracks  “How Dare You” and “We’re Going Deep”and he knows how to mengle the depths of UK electronics with the soul of the US.

Supported by Laurent Garnier, Titonton Duvanté, Fabrice Lig

Release date: 30/3/19

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G-Prod - Tell Me (NFR01)

Dr Lee McGowan of the University of the Sunshine Coast talks about his Football Collective book  'Football in Fiction' published by Routledge. Lee talks engagingly about his Scottish childhood, his first memories of football, the importance of supporters club buses in Scots football culture and, most importantly, his favourite books on football. It's a podcast not to be missed by anyone with any interest in football and football studies research. You can buy Lee's book for your library or yourself at: https://www.routledge.com/Football-in-Fiction-A-History/McGowan/p/book/9780367361327.

S2 Episode 3 | Paddy Hoey speaks to Lee McGowan about Football in British fiction

DISLTD008
Cern & Verb "Degeneration"
DBRUK & Mtwn "Shrapnel"

Available to buy now:

Digital - bit.ly/disltd008
Vinyl - bit.ly/disltd008-redeye

Dispatch Ltd’s first outing of 2013 sees an outstanding trans global release which amalgamates a true melting pot of multinational minds by bringing together a full collaborative effort by DBRUK, Belgium’s Mtwn & New Zealand’s Cern alongside Verb.

DISLTD008 is a pure showcase of cutting edge Drum and Bass Music that brings together the formidable combined efforts of some of the scenes finest rising stars, once again all delivered with that unmistakable level of quality that now synonymous with Dispatch Ltd.

The A side “Degeneration” clearly nods back to some the finest points in Drum and Bass heritage with a diamond cut blend of splashy rides, hoovering low tones and crashing amens which all blend together in perfect measure to bring that “hell caving’ vibe that’s absolutely tailor made for those later, lights down dancefloor moments, an outing of Drum and Bass Music at its rawest and hardest edge, Just as we feel it absolutely should be sometimes!

The Flip, “Shrapnel” issues an unmistakable hollowed out Square wave workout which violently twists and turns through the sub frequencies, targeted at full aim towards the kind of SPL levels that penetrate straight through at chest level. “Shrapnel” is certainly the kind of stand out tune that you’ll remember the day after the night before as DBRUK and Mtwn again deliver with the highest level of production standard to deliver a very very healthy measure of creatively crafted originality.

Support from the likes of: Ant TC1, Survival, Digital, DJ Hype, Randall, Octane, Phace, Calyx & Teebee, Total Science, Need For Mirrors, Mikal, Spinline, Gerra & Stone, DLR, Doc Scott, Chris SU, Nymfo, Basher, EBK, Vicious Circle, Dabs, Script & Hydro.

Ian Lynch of Ireland's best and most thrilling folk band Lynched

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