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| Blog Name: | utopicmusic |
| Url: | http://blog.utopicmusic.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | music, unsigned artists |
| Description: | Our tracklists try to discover and “promote” mainly unsigned bands. This is so not because they are the only ones that are of interest to us, but because they are the most hidden. They are the ones with no marketing agency, no manager, no structures devoted to their promotion. These bands often demonstrate to have more ideas and originality than the signed ones. These are the bands with no tight commercial mechanisms and no heavy conditioning which may trap or limit them. There’s so much romanticism in being free and unknown! |
| Popularity: | 49 Followers |
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Canadian Volcanoes
Dear all, today we are going to talk about a band from Ontario, Canada, whose name is Volcano Playground. They asked me the add on myspace, then I listened to their music and, well... they're really cool and interesting. So I asked permission to post some of their stuff, and they sent me all their new EP, that is called "Waiting". It's dense shoegaze, on the way of the genre masterpieces, like My Bloody Valentine or Spacemen 3. Male and female voices, some electronics, piano, and many other sounds. Guitar is important, but not as much as in the traditional shoegazing bands. No guita
Dear all, today we are going to talk about a band from Ontario, Canada, whose name is Volcano Playground. They asked me the add on myspace, then I listened to their music and, well... they're really cool and interesting. So I asked permission to post some of their stuff, and they sent me all their new EP, that is called "Waiting". It's dense shoegaze, on the way of the genre masterpieces, like My Bloody Valentine or Spacemen 3. Male and female voices, some electronics, piano, and many other sounds. Guitar is important, but not as much as in the traditional shoegazing bands. No guita
Hallucinatory trips
What can we do on sunday when it rains? 1 - stay at the window watching the rain fall down; 2 - lie in our bed (trivially) listening to the football commentary on the radio; 3 - root around the UtopicMusic archive searching for "rainy music" to listen to. Well guys, as you can probably hear, today I chose the third option. And so, for the benefit of our lazy and sleepy ears, you're now listening to Linz
What can we do on sunday when it rains? 1 - stay at the window watching the rain fall down; 2 - lie in our bed (trivially) listening to the football commentary on the radio; 3 - root around the UtopicMusic archive searching for "rainy music" to listen to. Well guys, as you can probably hear, today I chose the third option. And so, for the benefit of our lazy and sleepy ears, you're now listening to Linz
A very special girl
I have long been looking for a female artist to write about, and today I'm happy to report that my eyes (and my ears!) have finally focused on a very special girl from Portland. Anomie Belle (aka Toby Campbell) started her musical cereer as a classical violinist. But over the years she became an artist of many talents... and she's now playing and singing with a growing number of musicians all arounf the world.
I have long been looking for a female artist to write about, and today I'm happy to report that my eyes (and my ears!) have finally focused on a very special girl from Portland. Anomie Belle (aka Toby Campbell) started her musical cereer as a classical violinist. But over the years she became an artist of many talents... and she's now playing and singing with a growing number of musicians all arounf the world.
Christophe Marc and Le Galago: good music from France
Today I'm goin to talk 'bout a guy I discovered by chance. His name is Christophe Marc, and he's... a real volcano!! He's a solo artist and the leader of a band called Le Galago. Both of the projects are really interesting. His songs are very rich in different sounds, and the production itself is very rich and accurate. It's not so common to find underground/unsigned bands whose recording, production and mixing level is so high up... And the songs are refined and catchy at the same
Today I'm goin to talk 'bout a guy I discovered by chance. His name is Christophe Marc, and he's... a real volcano!! He's a solo artist and the leader of a band called Le Galago. Both of the projects are really interesting. His songs are very rich in different sounds, and the production itself is very rich and accurate. It's not so common to find underground/unsigned bands whose recording, production and mixing level is so high up... And the songs are refined and catchy at the same
unplug it... and discover the magic root-music
Dear friends, unplug it for a moment... and let yourself be carried away by the rising and harmonic energy of "asianbeat". If you do like that, who knows, you might discover the slow flow of the river. Where the haste does not really make any sense... You're just listening t
Dear friends, unplug it for a moment... and let yourself be carried away by the rising and harmonic energy of "asianbeat". If you do like that, who knows, you might discover the slow flow of the river. Where the haste does not really make any sense... You're just listening t
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