Solace, the latest album by Tettix, is a soundtrack to a game that does not exist.
"I see the composition and concepts of the game with great clarity," said Tettix in a Boing Boing interview, "but you can imagine whatever you like." Tettix offers the album and accompanying game concept artwork as a free download.
In yesterday's post at Boing Boing, Rob Beschizza wrote, "What could easily have been merely a clever idea insinuates itself into one's thoughts; every motif and mood seems perfectly tuned to an echo of gamers' collective memory. Sonorous, sleepy, otherworldly and tentative, it's hard to avoid the curious feeling that I played this years ago—and simply forgot."
See and hear for yourself at the official Tettix website. Donations accepted.
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20 February 2013
19 February 2013
New N.E.W. 8.0
Hot off the presses, the new esc.rec electronic showcase is released today.
Both 7.0 and 8.0 are also available for instant download and streaming at the Free Music Archive. Hear all volumes at Nieuwe Electronische Waar (N.E.W.).
license: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Netherlands
With the software that’s available these days you can have a full studio at home. And thanks to social media, your music can be heard all over the world. Ever more often young producers are making a name for themselves internationally before anyone in their own town has ever heard of them. Nieuwe Electronische Waar (N.E.W.) keeps their ears perked to discover and presents a new generation of talented producers from East Netherlands. These names you should definitely remember.
N.E.W. is a platform and network for producers in Gelderland and Overijssel. Every year N.E.W. releases a new album with twelve tracks from producers they will feature prominently for the coming year.
Generation NEW 8.0 consists of Alias Lou, Julien Mier, GameFace, Kalima, Knarsetand, Knotted Sheets, MSNTHRPX, Near Earth Object, Raymon Brugman, Sinewave77, Sam A La Bamalot + Asterisms, and Yoeri. In their music you can hear the influence of everything that is happening in electronic music at the moment. The dominance of the four to the floor time is long past, and influences are drawn from ambient, acid, dubstep, future garage, glitch, juke, and trap.
Both 7.0 and 8.0 are also available for instant download and streaming at the Free Music Archive. Hear all volumes at Nieuwe Electronische Waar (N.E.W.).
license: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Netherlands
Location:
The Netherlands
Tags:
compilation,
electronic,
electronica,
free albums,
netlabels
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
18 February 2013
Borromeo String Quartet
"Since their explosive debut in 1989, the critically acclaimed Borromeo String Quartet have become one of the most sought after strings quartets in the world, performing over 100 concerts of classical and contemporary music across three continents every season. Audiences and critics alike champion their ability to bring back the contemporary fire to often heard works from the classic repertoire while making even the most challenging new music approachable. As one of today's most adventurous quartets, they continue to push musical, intellectual, and technical boundaries to a level achieved by only a very few."
-- official website
The Borromeo Quartet have received many prestigious awards throughout their illustrious 22 year career and have been ensemble-in-residence for the New England Conservatory of Music, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Taos School of Music, and NPR's Performance Today.
Enjoy one of their performances as ensemble-in-residence at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum of Boston, Massachusetts.
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-- official website
The Borromeo Quartet have received many prestigious awards throughout their illustrious 22 year career and have been ensemble-in-residence for the New England Conservatory of Music, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Taos School of Music, and NPR's Performance Today.
Enjoy one of their performances as ensemble-in-residence at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum of Boston, Massachusetts.
Location:
Boston, MA, USA
Tags:
classical,
free albums,
live,
strings,
WFMU Free Music Archive
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Monday, February 18, 2013
17 February 2013
Utne Monthly Music Sampler
Begun in 1984, Utne Reader
magazine collects and reprints articles on politics, culture, and the
environment from journals, newsletters, weeklies, zines, and independent
media sources. The Utne's writers and editors contribute books, film,
and music reviews and original articles which tend to focus on emerging
cultural trends, as well.
Every month, Utne Reader presents free, downloadable music gleaned from current and upcoming releases on independent music labels in their Utne Monthly Music Sampler.
Every month, Utne Reader presents free, downloadable music gleaned from current and upcoming releases on independent music labels in their Utne Monthly Music Sampler.
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compilation,
free albums,
varied
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Sunday, February 17, 2013
16 February 2013
Seventies Mutation
None of the original artists playing none of your favorite songs!
Various Artists - Seventies Mutation
Various Artists - Seventies Mutation
A satirical take on pop and rock legends of the much maligned decade
WFMU says: " Well, if you enjoyed that mutant version of "Boys of Summer" that Puff Tube put out years ago, this is for you. French performance freak Costes does Lennon's "I Found Out", and you also get completely messed up versions of "Black Magic Woman" (by Xpr.xr), "Have You Never Been Mellow" (Phigg-Newtons), "She's Always a Woman" (Slippery Fingers), "Le Freak" (His Hemmorhoids Are Gone) and many more gems not only covered but deconstructed into piles of smoldering electronic goo."
Track 11 appeared on Valentine's Day show (playlist, download, stream, etc.) of Busy Doing Nothing on WFMU's Give The Drummer Radio.
Running Time 72:52
01 - "Black Magic Woman" [Santana] performed by XPR.XR (2:26)
02 - "Mississippi Queen" [Mountain] performed by Totimoshi (2:33)
03 - "I Found Out" [John Lennon] performed by Costes
04 - "Family Affair" [Sly & the Family Stone] performed by Sasame-Kai (3:51)
05 - "American Pie" [Don McLean] performed by Hawking
06 - "You're So Vain" [Carly Simon] performed by Scatter My Atoms (6:15)
07 - "Jungle Boogie" [Kool and the Gang] performed by Destructo (1:10)
08 - "Freebird" [Lynyrd Skynyrd] performed by The Spoon and Candle Workshop (6:33)
09 - "Waterloo" [ABBA] performed by Thetotalwasteband (3:12)
10 - "Wish You Were Here" [Pink Floyd] performed by The Final Cunt (4:03)
11 - "Have You Never Been Mellow" [Olivia Newton-John] performed by The Figg-Newtons (3:30)
12 - "Telephone Line" [Electric Light Orchestra] performed by Pat Robertson's Police State of Love (4:33)
13 - "She's Always a Woman" [Billy Joel] performed by The Slippery Fingers (3:34)
14 - "Le Freak" [Chic] performed by His Hemerhoids Are Gone (2:12)
15 - "Closer to the Heart" [Rush] performed by Rush to Excellence (3:28)
16 - "Hot Child in the City" [Nick Gilder] performed by Tasha (3:56)
17 - "Beast of Burden" [The Rolling Stones] performed by The Platitudes (1:59)
18 - "Babe" [Styx] performed by Bitch Machine (5:03)
19 - "I Need a Lover" [John Cougar] performed by The Dewey Roses (5:27)
Tags:
compilation,
covers,
experimental,
free albums,
pop,
release
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
15 February 2013
Joshua Worden's Downtempo Soul
| Joshua Worden is a downtempo soul singer, musician, and producer whose music flows smoothly across genres like soul, rhythm and blues, singer-songwriter pop, and even jazz. He creates a calm comfort with his music and an immediate friendly intimacy with his words. He is sharing his songs "The Line (featuring blctxt)" and "Salted Graces." Once you fall in love with those tracks, his entire releases A Pause in the Desert and The Withered Tree are available from Amazon, iTunes, and Bandcamp. Joshua performs with Will Montgomery at venues in the Southeast US, so get out there to see the magic. "... displaying an electronic edge with R&B/soul flavor. It's as stirring as his past work, and is produced and executed equally as well - Worden doesn't do things halfway - but is far from more of the same. His efforts are worth your attention." --Florida Times Union "... flows remarkably well. It's stylish and mellow, supplementing its otherwise simple melodies with layers of electronic tunes and ambience." --EU Magazine "Joshua Worden delivers an air of road worn smoothness to an otherwise new sound." --Doughnut Magazine | ![]() ![]() |
Location:
Atlanta, GA, USA
Tags:
downtempo,
free albums,
Georgia,
indie,
rhythm and blues,
soul
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Friday, February 15, 2013
14 February 2013
Valentines
Passing out valentines for the whole class!
![]() Oddio Overplay FMA Valentine Mix [Varied] | ![]() Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka, Vol 1 Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka, Vol 2 [Varied] |
![]() Alternate Root 2013 Valentine's Day Sampler [Country] | ![]() Sexy Jams on the FMA [Trip Hop, Hip Hop Beats, Electro] |
Tags:
compilation,
country,
electronica,
free albums,
hip hop,
holidays,
pop,
release,
rock,
varied,
WM Recordings
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
13 February 2013
Space Rock Classic
Begun as a psychedelic collective in the 1980s, Quarkspace grew up to become one of America's best space rock bands from the 1990s.
Their third studio album, Drop, was released into the public domain as a CD-R in November of 2001, as the group was retiring from stage activities. It is available for minimal cost from Bandcamp and vendors and free with every order from the group's record label, Eternity's Jest. Duplication is authorized and encouraged.
Drop, rated 4.5 stars by the All Music Guide, is available in mp3 format at the official website Quarkspace.com, FLAC at Bandcamp (support), or on CD-R with every order from Eternity's Jest.
François Couture of All Music Guide writes:
Their third studio album, Drop, was released into the public domain as a CD-R in November of 2001, as the group was retiring from stage activities. It is available for minimal cost from Bandcamp and vendors and free with every order from the group's record label, Eternity's Jest. Duplication is authorized and encouraged.
Drop, rated 4.5 stars by the All Music Guide, is available in mp3 format at the official website Quarkspace.com, FLAC at Bandcamp (support), or on CD-R with every order from Eternity's Jest.
François Couture of All Music Guide writes:
Since the lyrics deal with the abuses of a consumerist society, the bandmembers felt uncomfortable with selling the album and thus decided to give it away. And listeners can thank them for that, because Drop stands as their best effort, a fantastic swan song.
The eponymous Quarkspace had good moments but lacked some studio proficiency. The Hidden Moon was impressive but a bit overstretched. Every track on Drop is dense, concise, and delightful. New songs (sung by a Chet Santia, still improving as a vocalist) alternate with fresh instrumental tunes. Guitarist Stan Lyon replaces Darren Gough, and a handful of guest musicians appear here and there, including Architectural Metaphor's Greg Kozlowski and Thom the World Poet reciting on the great 20-minute closer, "Blanket Hill."
As songcrafters, Quarkspace has become very efficient Meddle-era Pink Floyd trippers. As jammers, they rise even higher than before -- and Lyon's guitar work has definitely something to do with it. A group's best album available for free? Why should you pass? Fans and newcomers alike have all the reasons to be very, very happy.
Location:
Columbus, OH, USA
Tags:
free albums,
psychedelia,
release,
rock,
space
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
12 February 2013
Iyadede
| Rwanda (via Belgium) transplant Iyadede will have you dancing with her sincere pop. Her website seems to be down now, but her 2011 demo, a 2012 tune, and a track with Afrik Yambre are available at Bandcamp. |
Location:
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Tags:
Africa,
dance,
free albums,
pop,
rhythm and blues,
soul
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Tuesday, February 12, 2013
11 February 2013
Reworking An Electronic Innovator
Daphne Oram (31 December 1925 – 5 January 2003) was a British composer and electronic musician. She was the creator of the "Oramics" technique for creating electronic sounds. Oram was a true pioneer in electronic music.
Reworking Daphne Oram is an album by People Like Us created with recordings from Oram's archives.
INFORMATION
"In January 2005, Sonic Arts Network, the leading UK body for electronic music and sound art, was asked by Daphne’s descendants to care for her collected papers, recordings and other items. It was with the benefit of experimental electronic music practice in mind that Goldsmiths Electronic Music Studio (EMS) collaborated with the Sonic Arts Network (SAN) to bring this collection into the academic community where it could be properly studied and developed. To this end, a grant was awarded to Goldsmiths, University of London in 2007 by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, to catalogue the collection, digitise the audio tapes and initiate related research.
"In June 2008 People Like Us were invited into the archives of electronic music pioneer Daphne Oram, to rework them into new compositions, to be presented as part of a day-long symposium at London's South Bank Centre. Here are the results." -- People Like Us
Vicki recently completed the creation of a new live a/v performance called "Consequences (One Thing Leads To Another)", which premiered at transmediale in January 2013. She is now working on a film for live improvisers called "Gesture Piece".
Reworking Daphne Oram is an album by People Like Us created with recordings from Oram's archives.
INFORMATION
"In January 2005, Sonic Arts Network, the leading UK body for electronic music and sound art, was asked by Daphne’s descendants to care for her collected papers, recordings and other items. It was with the benefit of experimental electronic music practice in mind that Goldsmiths Electronic Music Studio (EMS) collaborated with the Sonic Arts Network (SAN) to bring this collection into the academic community where it could be properly studied and developed. To this end, a grant was awarded to Goldsmiths, University of London in 2007 by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, to catalogue the collection, digitise the audio tapes and initiate related research.
"In June 2008 People Like Us were invited into the archives of electronic music pioneer Daphne Oram, to rework them into new compositions, to be presented as part of a day-long symposium at London's South Bank Centre. Here are the results." -- People Like Us
BIOGRAPHY
Since 1991 British artist Vicki Bennett has been an influential figure in the field of audio visual collage, through her innovative sampling, appropriating and cutting up of found footage and archives. Using collage as her main form of expression, she creates audio recordings, films and radio shows that communicate a humorous, dark and often surreal view on life. These collages mix, manipulate and rework original sources from both the experimental and popular worlds of music, film, television and radio. People Like Us believe in open access to archives for creative use. In 2006 she was the first artist to be given unrestricted access to the entire BBC Archive. People Like Us have previously shown work at Tate Modern, The Barbican, Royal Albert Hall, Sydney Opera House, Pompidou Centre, Maxxi in Rome and Sonar, and performed radio sessions for John Peel and Mixing It. The ongoing sound art radio show 'DO or DIY' on WFMU has had over a million "listen again" downloads. since 2003. The People Like Us back catalogue is available for free download hosted by UbuWeb.Vicki recently completed the creation of a new live a/v performance called "Consequences (One Thing Leads To Another)", which premiered at transmediale in January 2013. She is now working on a film for live improvisers called "Gesture Piece".
Location:
London, UK
Tags:
early electronic,
electronic,
electronica,
free albums,
plunderphonic,
sampling
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Monday, February 11, 2013
10 February 2013
Paper Tape Archives
Vince Long in Montana owns the Paper Tape Archives, a collection of radio program recordings created by a Montana man from the late '40s into the '50s. It was a time when big band performances were broadcast across the country on long waves from swanky hotels, night clubs, dance halls, restaurants, and even skyscraper rooftops. Paper Tape Archives shares those recordings, and Mr. Long writes:
Just as the amateur photographer uses the camera to capture that visual moment in time which holds a special meaning, the home recorder has used various audio devices to grab audible slices of history for repeated listenings. While many home recorders did not look at preservation as their mission, some of their work has outlived them and makes up an interesting tapestry of sounds depicting American life in ways only audio recordings can.
The recordings featured on this web page originated in Billings, Montana and were made by a gentleman who started his fascination with sound recording using a Webster Chicago Model 80 wire recorder. In 1947-48 he acquired the first commercially available tape recorder, the Brush BK-401, and filled several hundred reels of tape with the sounds of family, friends, and radio broadcasts.
While the family recordings will remain in private hands, tapes of over-the-air broadcasts and a few non-broadcast recordings from local events are included in this collection. For many of the recordings, the original dates are included, however, many are undated. The bulk of these tapes were made between 1947 and 1953.
Location:
Billings, MT, USA
Tags:
big band,
radio,
swing
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Sunday, February 10, 2013
09 February 2013
Bomb!
Bomb was a psychedelic punk rock band from San Francisco (1986-1993). Bomb's Hits Of Acid is among Nirvana founder Krist Novoselic's favorite albums. Their Happy All the Time and Hate Fed Love were in massive overplay at Oddio NYC headquarters for many years.
Bomb was made up of Michael Dean (vocals, bass), Jay Morgan Crawford and Hilsinger (guitar), and Tony Fag (drums. Dean has been sharing much of Bomb's music on his sites for years (featured at Oddio in 2007), and we are happy to find the albums are still posted at his most recent site.
Here's the Bomb history from his site:
Bomb was made up of Michael Dean (vocals, bass), Jay Morgan Crawford and Hilsinger (guitar), and Tony Fag (drums. Dean has been sharing much of Bomb's music on his sites for years (featured at Oddio in 2007), and we are happy to find the albums are still posted at his most recent site.
Here's the Bomb history from his site:
Location:
San Francisco, CA, USA
Tags:
free albums,
hard rock,
psychedelia,
punk,
rock
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Saturday, February 09, 2013
08 February 2013
Yop Pop
![]() Yop is a singer/songwriter from Rotterdam. Like some sort of home-made Brian Wilson variety he layers his songs, while at the same time stealing some tricks from the likes of Robert Pollard, Grandaddy, Kristin Hersh, Frank Black and Ray Davies. This free download is an esc.rec. re-release of the 2006 original that was self-released by Yop, but holds a previously unreleased bonus track to top the cake. -- esc.rec press release |
Location:
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Tags:
free albums,
indie,
pop,
singer-songwriter
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Friday, February 08, 2013
07 February 2013
The Prostitutes Live

The live album is available to you through the remarkable You Are Not Stealing Records Netlabel created by Stealing Orchestra. You can get it from the Internet Archive or directly from the netlabel.
license: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs
Location:
Portugal
Tags:
free albums,
portugal,
release,
rock,
surf,
You Are Not Stealing Records
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Thursday, February 07, 2013
06 February 2013
MrJuan
mrjuan is also known as Juan Naveira, Juan of the Juanitos, and Miss Emma's dad. In these parts he is mostly known as the life of the party! Playing his music is an instant party. The proof is in King Kong Man!
license: Creative CommonsAttribution 3.0 France License
Location:
Chambéry, France
Tags:
exotica,
France,
free albums,
Latin,
release,
Spain
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Wednesday, February 06, 2013
05 February 2013
The Power of Meg Myers
Meg Myers is a champ. We get chills when she belts out her songs, her truth, her triumph.
Here's hoping Myers gets all the respect due her for the power she carries. Go, Meg Myers! And she is going places. Her music has appeared in CSI:NY, and she was on the Carson Daly's Last Call.
Check out her debut EP Daughter in The Choir.
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Here's hoping Myers gets all the respect due her for the power she carries. Go, Meg Myers! And she is going places. Her music has appeared in CSI:NY, and she was on the Carson Daly's Last Call.
Check out her debut EP Daughter in The Choir.
I used to live in the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee / now I live in Los Angeles
I used to be a Jehovah's Witness / now I celebrate my Birthday
I didn't go to high school / instead I built forts
I sing / I play guitar, piano and bass
I will always make music
xoxoxoxo
meg
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Location:
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Tags:
free albums,
pop,
release,
rock
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Tuesday, February 05, 2013
04 February 2013
SubPop Freebies

For more information on all of these artists please visit: www.subpop.com
- Sub Pop's 2012 Free Downloads
- Sub Pop's 2011 Free Downloads
- Sub Pop's 2010 Free Downloads
- Sub Pop's 2009 Free Downloads
- Sub Pop's 2008 Free Downloads
Location:
Seattle, WA, USA
Tags:
compilation,
free albums,
indie,
pop,
punk,
rock,
varied
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Monday, February 04, 2013
03 February 2013
Wonderfully Weird World of Jason Polland
While revisiting some Jason Polland CDs today, we were struck to find that we had never promoted him on this blog. Jason Polland holds a dear place in the hearts of lovers of oddio! Polland's works call to mind the quirky new wave of Oingo Boingo and Devo. In fact, his voice often reminds one of Danny Elfman.
In most releases, you might hear the arty genius of Logan Whitehurst and The Jr. Science Club (on FMA and Happy Puppy Records) and They Might Be Giants. In other releases, you might hear the cabaret styles of acts like The Dresden Dolls.
You will find your own diverse comparisons, and also find that Polland's work is its own brand of wonderfully weird. You don't have take our word for it, because Jason Pollard offers a large chunk of his catalog of works on the Brave New Weird label (on Internet Archive) for you to enjoy without charge.
Jason Polland's musical projects:
Try some!
In most releases, you might hear the arty genius of Logan Whitehurst and The Jr. Science Club (on FMA and Happy Puppy Records) and They Might Be Giants. In other releases, you might hear the cabaret styles of acts like The Dresden Dolls.
You will find your own diverse comparisons, and also find that Polland's work is its own brand of wonderfully weird. You don't have take our word for it, because Jason Pollard offers a large chunk of his catalog of works on the Brave New Weird label (on Internet Archive) for you to enjoy without charge.
Jason Polland's musical projects:
- Mental Rental (1988 - 1998)
- Archbishop Jason Polland (1991 - 2010)
- Used (1995 - 1996; 1997 reunion show; 1999 reunion album)
- The Nourishment (1998 - 2003; 2006 reunion show; 2007 reunion show)
- New Big Black Mr. Super-Soul Bad Sugar Man (1999 - 2001)
- Plague Party (2008 - 2011)
Try some!
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Location:
Phoenix, AZ, USA
Tags:
electronica,
free albums,
gothic,
new wave,
pop
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Sunday, February 03, 2013
02 February 2013
Farewell Fighter
Tennessee power pop band Farewell Fighter is offering up their The Winning Team EP for free. You can support the band by purchasing it and their other music on iTunes, Amazon.com, or directly.
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Official Site | Facebook | YouTube | Shop
Most individuals would think twice before giving up all their physical belongings, cutting ties and risking homelessness and starvation. In 2011, Nashville pop-rock quartet Farewell Fighter did just that. After topping Alternative Press Magazine’s list of 2010’s top unsigned bands in North America, the band decided to take things to the next level by scheduling show after show in self-booked, self-funded tours across America; ultimately spending the next 12 months on the road playing 150+ shows in more than 40 states and selling more than 5,500 copies of their latest self-released EP entitled The Way We Learn.licenses: full copyright, all rights reserved
So, we decided that money should NEVER be an issue if you really want our music. Below is a link to download our ENTIRE first EP titled “The Winning Team”. We do ask, if you can afford it, that you download it on iTunes, Amazon.com, or order it from our merch store. We are an independent band and we can definitely use any extra funds possible to keep us on the road and our bills paid, but most of all we want you to have this whether you can pay for it or not.
Location:
Tennessee, USA
Tags:
free albums,
pop,
power pop,
punk,
release,
Tennessee
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Saturday, February 02, 2013
01 February 2013
Medieval Works from Trouvere
Trouvère is a band of minstrels in North Yorkshire, England, who bring "medieval merriment to events of all kinds... with a mix of performance and hands-on experience of medieval music-making." Songs, music, storytelling and dance are all part of their repertoire.
They routinely appear at English castles and historic sites and at private and corporate functions. Trouvère customers have included the Royal Armouries, English Heritage, The National Trust, The Museum of London, Warwick Castle, The Merchant Adventurer’s Hall in York, and The York Archaeological Trust.
Novela is a Trouvère CD featuring music of and inspired by 13th and 14th century music from medieval France, Spain, and Italy. Other Trouvère albums focus on authenticity of medieval works. However, in Novela, Trouvère blossomed into their own work. Try out the album with a free download through last.fm, then
buy your own copy to support the band.
They routinely appear at English castles and historic sites and at private and corporate functions. Trouvère customers have included the Royal Armouries, English Heritage, The National Trust, The Museum of London, Warwick Castle, The Merchant Adventurer’s Hall in York, and The York Archaeological Trust.
Novela is a Trouvère CD featuring music of and inspired by 13th and 14th century music from medieval France, Spain, and Italy. Other Trouvère albums focus on authenticity of medieval works. However, in Novela, Trouvère blossomed into their own work. Try out the album with a free download through last.fm, then
buy your own copy to support the band.
Location:
North Yorkshire, UK
Tags:
free albums,
historic,
medieval,
release
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Friday, February 01, 2013
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