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Matthew Ryan – new video & album

28 Monday Jan 2008

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Matthew Ryan is releasing a new album world wide on April 1st, according to his blog on MySpace it will be called MRVSS.  There is also video material to go with it as you can see below

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  • http://www.myspace.com/matthewryan

 

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Reunions an indication of the dire state of music?

28 Monday Jan 2008

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When I first started hearing about reunions such as The Police and The Eagles I didn’t see this as a bad thing, in fact I have to admit I found the idea exciting, particularly given that all the musicians concerned are successful in their own right.  Then came the Spice Girls – and my feelings where ho, hmm, what ever floats your boat.  But recently we’ve heard of Yazoo reforming and now according to Idolator, New Kids On The Block are due to announce that they to will get back together.

 

This leaves me feeling that the record companies are adopting the same approach as the mid-80s when CD came out falling to the easy thing – recycling old material/artists rather than investing new artists and records.  Now they say that when times get recessionary or even plain tough retrenching can be harmful, as anyone who even invests a little will make grounds over you.  Now if this is true, then the record business (or at least the major labels) who claim that they are struggling now are on the verge of committing suicide.  Lets hope that I’m wrong.

 

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More exciting releases for 2008

28 Monday Jan 2008

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Aside from the previously mentioned releases by Thea Gilmore and Kathryn Williams we’re also watching out for:

  • Dido (yes I know not most original things to get excited about)
  • Van Morrison – Keep It Simple (March)
  • Joseph Arthur – We Could Survive EP, Crazy Rain and Boredom EP (and several others from March onwards)
  • REM – Accelerate (April)
  • Daniel Lanois – Here Is What Is (March)
  • gutter Twins – Saturnalia (March)
  • Coldplay
  • Peter Gabriel
  • Gnarls Barkley
  • David Gray
  • Kaiser Chiefs
  • The Killers
  • Madonna
  • Massive Attack – Weather Underground (?)
  • Mercury Rev
  • Moby – Last Night
  • Muse
  • Nine Inch Nails – Year Zero Part 2
  • Jewel
  • Counting Crows
  • Starsailor
  • U2
  • Morcheeba – Dive Deep
  • Mike Oldfield- Music of the Spheres
  • The Delays – Everything’s A Rush (April)
  • The Verve
  • Duffy – Rock Ferry
  • M83 – Saturday-Youth
  • Thea Gilmore – Liejacker
  • Kathryn Williams – Two
  • Alanis Morissette – Flavors Of Entanglement
  • Matrthew Ryan – MVRSS (April)
  • Jamie Cullum
  • Paul Weller – 22 Dreams (June)

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