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Written by Pmachine posted in Very Old News March 31, 2005, 05:08:03 PM 760 Views Rating: 0 (0 Rates)

THE HUMAN LEAGUE's classic 'Don't You Want Me' has been covered by the unlikely duo of Garbage's Shirley Manson and Marilyn Manson although it seems unlikely the song will ever be released, Shirley Manson saying "It's really cool but neither of us felt comfortable enough putting it on our records, so I don't know if it will ever come out".

SIOBHAN FAHEY has lined up a number of dates in April, May and June. The former BANANARAMA and SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER singer will undertake a combination of band PA's and DJ dates. See GIGS on the website for all the dates.

GENE LOVES JEZEBEL have added a number of dates to their forthcoming UK tour in support of the band's new album 'Exploding Girl'.
JOE JACKSON is the subject of a recent tribute album from a number of female and female-fronted acts. The fourteen track album 'It's Different For Girls' is available on the Skipping Discs label.

ROXY MUSIC are currently working on a new studio album, their first since 'Avalon' in 1982. As previously reported the band will also share the headlining on the June 10th bill of the Isle Of Wight Festival with MORRISSEY.

BONNIE TYLER, JOE COCKER and ELVIS COSTELLO will all play at July's Cornbury Music Festival. The festival will take place in Oxfordshire's Cornbury Park on July 9th and 10th.

ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN will headline Cornwall's 'Springloaded Festival' on May 26th at Truro's Hall For Cornwell, where they will be supported by BILLY BRAGG.

THE MISSION have announced an extensive UK tour taking in sixteen UK cities in September. The 'Lighting The Candles' tour will promote the band's forthcoming DVD of the same name and will be The Mission's only UK shows this year although European dates are expected shortly.

HAPPY MONDAYS will reissue their 'Greatest Hits' collection on April 4th in the wake of their Brixton Academy shows at the weekend.

THE PROCLAIMERS are continuing to add shows to their 2005 schedule, including their first ever shows in Dunoon, Campbeltown, St Andrews, Aviemore and Galashiels in June and July as well as a rare London show. The band are currently working on a new album scheduled for August release.

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Lisa Loeb On Tour In Europe 

Written by Pmachine posted in Very Old News March 31, 2005, 05:03:24 PM 866 Views Rating: 0 (0 Rates)




May 12: London, UK, Bloomsbury
              www.thebloomsbury.com
May 14: Cork, Ireland, Cruiscin Lan
May 15: Galway, Ireland, Roisin Dubh
May 17: Dublin, Ireland, Whelans
May 19: Brussels, Belgium, Botanique Orangerie
May 20: Haarlem, Holland, Patronaat

Later this summer she will also perform in Japan!
July 29: Japan Fuji Festival
        OUT NOW!
        
        The Way It Really Is

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Written by Pmachine posted in Very Old News March 23, 2005, 06:32:00 PM 906 Views Rating: 0 (0 Rates)

23 March 2005
 
 
1.  Narcotic Thrust
(3)...When The Dawn Breaks
--------------------------		 11.   Milky
(14)...In My Mind
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2.   Alcazar
(2)....Here I Am
--------------------------		 12.   Gwen Stefani
(17)...Rich Girl
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3.   Michael Gray
(1)...The Weekend
--------------------------		 13.   Futureshock
(13)...Late At Night
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4.   King Quadra
(8)...Pink Champagne
--------------------------		 14.   Rammstein
(16)...Keine Lust
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5.   Joss Stone
(5)...Right To Be Wrong
--------------------------		 15.   Erasure
(11)...Breathe
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6.   Mustafa Sandal
(7)...Isyankar
--------------------------		 16.   Milky
(12)...Be My World
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7.   Kojak & Ruth Ann
(10)...You Can't Live Without Me
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Erasure - 'Don't Say You Love Me' - Out Now 

Written by Pmachine posted in Very Old News March 22, 2005, 06:18:34 PM 827 Views Rating: 0 (0 Rates)
In case you didn't know - the brand new Erasure single is out this week in the UK!!

Released on the 2 CDs and 1 DVD single formats, this release features the superb Piney Gir and Radio mixes of 'Don't Say You Love Me', which simply *have* to be heard - as well the thumping A Touch Of Class and Mark Moore mixes.

Plus of course you get to see the entire bizarre video on the DVD!

Clips etc as always can be found here:

http://www.erasureinfo.com/releases/singles/dontsayyouloveme.html		 
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Discover Antony And The Johnsons Now! 

Written by Pmachine posted in Very Old News March 22, 2005, 05:55:45 PM 877 Views Rating: 0 (0 Rates)

ANTONY AND THE JOHNSONS
ANTONY AND THE JOHNSONS (SC104 - 2000)

Twilight * Cripple and the Starfish * Hitler in My Heart * Atrocities * River of Sorrow * Rapture * Deeper Than Love * Divine * Blue Angel

Antony (voice and piano) Todd Cohen (drums) Baby Dee (harp) Francois Gehin (bass) William Basinski (clarinet) Mariana Davenport (flute) Cady Finlayson (violin) Vicky Leavitt (cello) Liz Maranville (violin) Barb Morrison (clarinet and saxophone) Charles Neilson (guitar effects). Mixed by Hahn Rowe. Photography by Josef Astor.

 


ANTONY AND THE JOHNSONS
I am a Bird now (SC105 - 2005)

Hope There's Someone * My Lady Story * For Today I ama Bouy * Man Is the Baby * You Are My Sister * What Can I Do * Fistful of Love * Spiralling * Free At last * Bird Gerhl

The critically acclaimed new album featuring the Johnsons plus special guests Julia Yasuda, Lou Reed, Devendra Banhart, Rufus Wainwright and Boy George. With photography by Peter Hujar, Don Felix Cervantes and Josef Astor.

      


Antony first presented his songs after-hours at the Pyramid Cocktail Lounge in NYC. After receiving a N.Y.F.A. fellowship for "performance art / emergent forms," Antony assembled the Johnsons and recorded his first album. Antony and the Johnsons have since performed at venues including the Bloomsbury theater in London, Central Park SummerStage, the Nancy Jazz Festival, the Warhol Museum, the Wexner Center, Townhall in NYC, MASS MOCA, and Royce Hall, UCLA. Recently, Antony has also performed solo at Carnegie Hall for Phillip Glass's Tibet House Concert and with Hal WIllner at the Sydney Opera House.

Antony sings on Lou Reed's albums The Raven and Animal Serenade and toured with Lou internationally in 2003. Antony appeared as an androgynous convict singing to a crowd of inmates in Steve Buscemi's film Animal Factory. He also appeared recently singing "I Fell in Love to a Dead Boy" to a crowd of empathetic Parisian transsexuals in Sebastien Lifshitz's latest film Wild Side.

Antony was featured in the 2004 Whitney Biennial; he collaborated with Charles Atlas to stage a 3 night sold out series at Saint Ann's Warehouse in NYC called "TURNING." A concert and live video installation, "TURNING" featured Antony and the Johnsons playing before a cast of 13 slowly revolving Beauties, whose images were simultaneously processed and projected onto a giant screen.

Antony and the Johnsons' first recordings were released by David Tibet on his label, Durtro in the UK. In Summer 2004, Antony signed to the Indiana based label Secretly Canadian, who rereleased the debut album as well as the new Antony and the Johnsons album "I Am a Bird Now" in February 2005. Antony is represented by Rough Trade in the UK and Scandinavia. Antony's "The Lake" was also included on Devendra Banhart's recent Bastet compilation "The Golden Apples of the Sun."

Antony and his group will embark on a major tour of Europe in Spring 2005.

Read more about Antony and his group: www.antonyandthejohnsons.com
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