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Sean AKA Fat Bob went along to this year's Indie Label Market in London to give advice to indie labels about how to sell records. Special thanks to Domino, Chess Club, Moshi Moshi, O Genesis and House Anxiety ** Subscribe to Noisey on YouTube to stay updated on our daily releases: www.youtube.com Videos, daily editorial and more: www.noisey.com Like Noisey on Facebook: fb.com Follow Noisey on Twitter: twitter.com Read our tumblr: noiseymusic.tumblr.com Fat Bob on How To...
Japan's love affair with noise music is many decades old. This national interest in discordance goes at least as far back as 1967, the year that seminal Japanoise avant-gardists Les Rallizes Dénudés formed. In the mid-nineties that interest mainstreamed into the massive, cross-cultural impact of Acid Mothers Temple. Contemporary Japanese rockers take cacophony in stride, and it's from this wizened climate that Tokyo's 2UP emerges. 2UP plays a blend of noise, experimental rock, and thrash that recalls the breathless attack of Osaka's Jellyroll Rockheads. Like the Rockheads, 2UP favors super short song formats: most of their tunes clock in under two minutes, and some are under thirty seconds long. The disconnected call-and-response interplay smacks of Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band, who in turn took their inspiration from free jazz. This Tokyo duo remains fully committed to their creative habit. Singer and guitarist Tetsunori Tawaraya currently plays with the San Diego band Dmonstrations, involves himself in the Japanese experimental art scene, paints, and creates comics. Drummer Keiichi Nakano, on the other hand, is a minor legend in the Japanese thrash scene from his days as the bassist for Total Fury. Behind Tawaraya's shredded, hardcore punk-style vocals and Nakano's lunatic drumming, the curious listener can hear a sound tornado that requires remarkable skill. The songs sport fascinating structures considering the tiny parcels of time allotted. Fascinating <b>...</b> 2UP Live at Club...
Japan's love affair with noise music is many decades old. This national interest in discordance goes at least as far back as 1967, the year that seminal Japanoise avant-gardists Les Rallizes Dénudés formed. In the mid-nineties that interest mainstreamed into the massive, cross-cultural impact of Acid Mothers Temple. Contemporary Japanese rockers take cacophony in stride, and it's from this wizened climate that Tokyo's 2UP emerges. 2UP plays a blend of noise, experimental rock, and thrash that recalls the breathless attack of Osaka's Jellyroll Rockheads. Like the Rockheads, 2UP favors super short song formats: most of their tunes clock in under two minutes, and some are under thirty seconds long. The disconnected call-and-response interplay smacks of Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band, who in turn took their inspiration from free jazz. This Tokyo duo remains fully committed to their creative habit. Singer and guitarist Tetsunori Tawaraya currently plays with the San Diego band Dmonstrations, involves himself in the Japanese experimental art scene, paints, and creates comics. Drummer Keiichi Nakano, on the other hand, is a minor legend in the Japanese thrash scene from his days as the bassist for Total Fury. Behind Tawaraya's shredded, hardcore punk-style vocals and Nakano's lunatic drumming, the curious listener can hear a sound tornado that requires remarkable skill. The songs sport fascinating structures considering the tiny parcels of time allotted. Fascinating <b>...</b> 2UP Live at Club...
Japan's love affair with noise music is many decades old. This national interest in discordance goes at least as far back as 1967, the year that seminal Japanoise avant-gardists Les Rallizes Dénudés formed. In the mid-nineties that interest mainstreamed into the massive, cross-cultural impact of Acid Mothers Temple. Contemporary Japanese rockers take cacophony in stride, and it's from this wizened climate that Tokyo's 2UP emerges. 2UP plays a blend of noise, experimental rock, and thrash that recalls the breathless attack of Osaka's Jellyroll Rockheads. Like the Rockheads, 2UP favors super short song formats: most of their tunes clock in under two minutes, and some are under thirty seconds long. The disconnected call-and-response interplay smacks of Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band, who in turn took their inspiration from free jazz. This Tokyo duo remains fully committed to their creative habit. Singer and guitarist Tetsunori Tawaraya currently plays with the San Diego band Dmonstrations, involves himself in the Japanese experimental art scene, paints, and creates comics. Drummer Keiichi Nakano, on the other hand, is a minor legend in the Japanese thrash scene from his days as the bassist for Total Fury. Behind Tawaraya's shredded, hardcore punk-style vocals and Nakano's lunatic drumming, the curious listener can hear a sound tornado that requires remarkable skill. The songs sport fascinating structures considering the tiny parcels of time allotted. Fascinating <b>...</b> 2UP Live at Club...
Noisey introduces you to future diva superstar Jessie Ware. The once bashful South Londoner with a beautiful, soulful voice takes us around her local market, Brixton Village, as we learn about the beginnings of her musical career and why you shouldn't dare leave negative comments on her videos. 110% video directed by Kate Moross. Check it out here: youtu.be ** Subscribe to Noisey on YouTube to stay updated on our daily releases: www.youtube.com Videos, daily editorial and more: www.noisey.com Like Noisey on Facebook: fb.com Follow Noisey on Twitter: twitter.com Read our tumblr: noiseymusic.tumblr.com Noisey Meets...
An acoustic, live version of Circuitry filmed beneath the Fiction label offices. 2:54 the album is out May 28th, pre-order signed copies here:www.smarturl.it 2:54 - Circuitry...
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