Ghost is a Swedish heavy metal band formed 2008. The band was hyped up in 2010 partly because of members’ choice to appear behind the masks without giving their identities. The group claims to be sent by the devil to the commercially viable rock collecting souls for him. The debut “Opus Eponymous” was nominated for a Grammy in 2011 in the category hard rock. ”Here Comes The Sun” (Beatles cover) is the Bonus track from the album ”Opus Eponymous”. [Source]
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Trentemøller, Henrik Vibskov and Mikael Simpson playing Silver Surfer, Ghost RIder Go! live at Roskilde Festival, Denmark, 2009. Watch the 2011 performance on Coachella here.
Smash hit single from Tyler’s second album Goblin, released May 10, 2011. www.oddfuture.com. Directed By Wolf Haley. Filmed By Luis Panch Perez.
[Dedicated to Peter Albrechtsen]
“Requiem” is Killing Joke’s second official single from their 1980 album Killing Joke. The single was originally released under E’G Records as a 12″ single and featured the song Change as a B-side, a previous unofficial single. That same year, E’G Records released a 7″ version of the single, exempting the demo version of “Requiem”.
From the Bella Union album “Queen of Denmark”.
Oh Land “Wolf & I” Download her EP here:
http://itunes.apple.com/album/oh-land-ep/id416948570
Available on iTunes UK here:
http://bit.ly/eaALDT
UPDATE! This playlist was apparently a 24 hour affair. We don’t believe in broken links. No more features here, but you can find the SoundCloud account directly here.
Danish newspaper Politiken have compiled this SoundCloud playlist of acts performing on Thursday on this years Roskilde Festival. (Photo: Oh Land)
From A Series Of 12 Short Films, By Seamus Murphy
From the album ‘Let England Shake’
Download the album from ITunes now:
http://bit.ly/gQ0HRs
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SEAMUS MURPHY — “When I first heard ‘Written on the Forehead’ and its opening in a Middle-Eastern war setting and ending with a reggae-riff, I thought of black and white photographs I had taken in hot, dusty conflict zones.
Mixing them with the scenes of quiet desperation of England and that parallel movement came later in post-production.
Call it random, maybe it is, but usually the pictures themselves suggest what works together, the music has a lot to say in the choice too and a sympathy between them develops. It ended up as a way to show how different are all our lives, Us and Them. And a reminder, that despite all our differences we are all still vulnerable with human emotions.
Shooting pictures makes you observe in a detached way, whether in the West Bank, Gaza, Mogadishu or Waterloo Station in London.
Afterwards you try to make sense of them. What they mean will be personal to everyone. The opening with PJ Harvey’s lyrics spoken in Arabic was shot in a pub on the Portobello Road.”
[via Henrik Queitsch]
Destroyer released its ninth full-length Kaputt on Merge Records November 23, 2011.
Dan Bejar’s late 70s and early 80s sound here happens to be en vogue right now, and that might have something to do with the way the detached, cool, reflective feel of bands like Roxy Music and Steely Dan always sounded like someone who had indulged a bit too much for too long.
