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• StevePotatoes wrote:
  26 days ago

  http://www.last.fm/music/skitanja

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• antonyantony wrote:
  last month

  Mira Calix (warp records) Jasper TX (Under the Spire/ Miasmah, Fangbomb) Simon Scott (Miasmah) Konntinent (Home Normal) Café Oto. November the 4th £7 adv… www.wegottickets.com/event/55577 £9 otd

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• burning_cicada wrote:
  September 2009

  Hello, I have a free sampler here. Please enjoy. http://www.archive.org/details/Burning_Cicada_Sampler01

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• friedeaglemind wrote:
  September 2009

  Props for putting Oval in the Connected mix. My favorite part about Wire is Savage Pencil and their unusual charts page with different themes every issue, "office ambience" aside.

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• antonyantony wrote:
  September 2009

  Mira Calix ++ Jasper TX++Simon Scott++Konntinent++ Café Oto ++ November the 4th ++ £7 adv… www.wegottickets.com/event/55577 £9 otd

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• cmunthe wrote:
  September 2009

  http://last.fm./music/Christian+Munthe

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• ivoliveira wrote:
  August 2009

  The Wire RULES.

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• Prince-Marolo wrote:
  August 2009

  The invisible jukeboxes are always fun, I would like them see do one with Gibby Haynes

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• Jstruthio wrote:
  August 2009

  Cybraphon is the latest project from Edinburgh-based band / artist collective Found. Check http://www.last.fm/music/Found . Inspired by 19th-century automatic bands such as the orchestrion and the player piano, Cybraphon is an interactive, mechanical band in a box. http://www.last.fm/music/Cybraphon/Cybraphon+Demos

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• caroosyrup wrote:
  June 2009

  Hiya Wire! :)

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• runoutgroove wrote:
  June 2009

  For anyone in (or visiting) Sydney on 16 July, come along and see Lawrence English, Seaworthy & Solo Andata at Serial Space. http://www.last.fm/event/1115445

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• squiggins wrote:
  June 2009

  This group has an excellent radio station.

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• breaded_gecko wrote:
  June 2009

  --- SVARTE GREINER + The Sight Below + Simon Scott (former Slowdive) --- LIVE! in Manchester, UK --- Thursday 2nd July -- Salford Sacred Trinity Church ------- Here's the Last FM link: http://www.last.fm/event/1007631

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• antonyantony wrote:
  June 2009

  Only 6 tickets left for Boduf Songs+ Library Tapes + konntinent + Inventors of Aircraft @ the Flea Pit e2 this Friday....www.wegottickets.com/event/47004

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• oprimus wrote:
  May 2009

  New site design!! www.thefourohfive.com

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• redorange wrote:
  April 2009

  If you happen to be in London next Tuesday, 21st April, I recommend the UK premiere of BAKIRINOSU, a female acapella duo from Osaka, Japan. Fed by diverse influences, the twin voices of Bakirinosu have their roots in popular Japanese music and travel, a cappella, along melodic lines that evoke both European folklore and the sound of unknown threnody, from further away. Part of Osaka’s art scene, Ras and Gaki collaborated on rock projects before testing out a more daring formula based on song. Bakirinosu is a young group, whose candour is captivating and whose voices are beautifully simple, spontaneous and tranquil, oscillating between ethnic breathlessness and poetic nursery rhymes. BAKIRINOSU live at CAFE OTO, London Tuesday 21 April 2009, 20h00 18-22 Ashwin Street, Dalston, London E8 3DL, www.cafeoto.co.uk Book now at http://www.wegottickets.com/event/45498 £8 in advance, £10 at the door

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• ciufolo wrote:
  April 2009

  This is going to be fun...

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• antonyantony wrote:
  March 2009

  MACHINEFABRIEK + YELLOW6 + KONNTINENT + Hybernation dj set May 12th, Café Oto, http://www.wegottickets.com/event/44611 £7.50 STBF BODUF SONGS + LIBRARY TAPES + KONNTINENT + INVENTORS OF AIRCRAFT June 5th, Flea Pit, http://www.wegottickets.com/event/47004 £5.00 STBF We also now have a dedicated Phantom Channel Presents page – please befriend: www.myspace.com/phantomchannelpresents & the obligatory facebook group to join: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=57975497892

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• connect_icut wrote:
  March 2009

  For anyone who's interested, I just created a group dedicated to UK post-rock bands like Disco Inferno and Bark Psychosis. I believe the term "post-rock" was coined in the pages of The Wire, specifically to describes those (and other) bands. http://www.last.fm/group/UK+Post-Rock

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• redorange wrote:
  March 2009

  http://www.last.fm/event/962136 RED ORANGE presents the UK premiere of BAKIRI NO SU [Osaka, Japan]. Fed by diverse influences, the twin voices of Bakiri No Su have their roots in popular Japanese music and travel, a cappella, along melodic lines that evoke both European folklore and the sound of unknown threnody, from further away. An eclecticism that is full of sap, autodidact and non-complex, thus proving that originality does not have to be technical. Part of Osaka’s art scene, Ras and Gaki collaborated on rock projects before testing out a more daring formula based on song. Far from the media circus of Tokyo, Bakiri No Su is a young group, whose candour is captivating and whose voices are beautifully simple, spontaneous and tranquil, oscillating between ethnic breathlessness and poetic nursery rhymes. Their first mini-album, Ironaki Sora, To Aoi Tsuki (Colourless sky, and blue moon), came out on the Toka Jiku label in 2005. Book now at http://www.wegottickets.com/event/45498

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