MONSTER MAGNET are now on tour all over Europe! Germany, Belgium, UK, Sweden, Norway, Denkmark – to name just a few stops! Catch them live on the road & check all upcoming tour dates here:
30.01.2015 GR - Athens / Stage Volume 1
31.01.2015 GR - Thessaloniki / Principal Club Theater
02.02.2015 CH - Lausanne / Les Docks
03.02.2015 DE - Frankfurt / Batschkapp
04.02.2015 DE - München / Backstage
06.02.2015 AT - Vienna / Szene
07.02.2015 CH - Lyss / Kufa
08.02.2015 DE - Oberhausen / Turbinenhalle
10.02.2015 NL - Deventer / Burgerweeshuis
12.02.2015 BE - Antwerp / Trix
13.02.2015 UK - Nottingham / Rock City
14.02.2015 UK - Glasgow / Garage
15.02.2015 UK - London / Electric Ballroom
17.02.2015 DE - Saarbrücken / Garage
18.02.2015 NL - Eindhoven / De Effenaar
20.02.2015 DK - Arhus / Voxhall
21.02.2015 SE - Gothenborg / Sticky Fingers
22.02.2015 NO - Oslo / Parktheatret Scene
23.02.2015 NO - Stavanger / Folken
25.02.2015 DE - Bremen / Schlachthof
26.02.2015 DE - Hannover / Capitol
27.02.2015 DE - Dresden / Reithalle
28.02.2015 NL - Rotterdam / VanNelle Fabriek
After sealing a bargain with the Feds back in New York, testifying against his " familys’ " new boss and entering the witness protection programme, Frank Tagliano (Steven Van Zandt) is known to the inhabitants of Lillehammer as Johnny Henriksen.
Frank’s new life is going well. His club, the Flamingo, is a great success. He rules Lillehammer like a don, occasionally helping out locals with problems the law is unable to solve. His ex, Sigrid, shares the custody of their newly born twins, and Frank is planning a grand party at the club for their baptizing, despite having concerns about the names Sigrid has chosen for them. Meanwhile, Frank has encouraged Jan to explore a new ‘business opportunity’, a refugee centre in the mountains, run by Jan's former girlfriend. With scams, extortion, "protection," and bribery on the menu, it’s business as usual for Frank / Johnny.
If you're a cultfan and living in Ghent then you absolutely have to go to the Sphinx-theatre in Ghent Sunday 1st February as there will be an unique screening from cultclassic Phase Iv
Director:Saul Bass
Stars:Nigel Davenport, Michael Murphy, Lynne Frederick
SYNOPSIS
Desert ants suddenly form a collective intelligence and begin to wage war on the desert inhabitants. It is up to two scientists and a stray girl they rescue from the ants to destroy them. But the ants have other ideas.
All info on this link.
Featuring orchestral re-imagining of Martinez’s theme from films including 'Solaris, 'Contagion' and The Company You Keep' as performed by Brussels Philharmonic.
Milan Records will release the Cliff Martinez album digitally and on CD February 17, 2015. The album contains orchestral version of Martinez’s film themes as performed by Brussels Philharmonic this past October as part of the Film Fest Gent and World Soundtrack Awards Ceremony & Concert. Conductor Dirk Brossé orchestrated the recording.
“For most of his films, Martinez created a rather spare, simple and expressive sound,” described Patrick Duynslaegher, Artistic Director Film Fest Gent. “The combination of the original electronic instrumentation with a full-blown symphonic orchestra adds additional layers of complex musical duality to Martinez’s ambiguous and organic music.”
“When I was first approached about doing an orchestral Cliff Martinez concert and album, I thought the World Soundtrack Academy must be delusional,” joke Martinez. “But when we started digging into the proverbial closet to rattle a few musical skeletons, this treatment to my scores started taking shape in unexpected and exciting ways.”
“Since the beauty of Cliff’s music often lies in its stylized simplicity, our main concern was to highlight this subtle, transparent yet rich world of sound with crystal clarity,” said Brossé. “We had to walk the thin line between symphonic and electronic music, complexity and transparency, rhythm and calm.”
Cliff Martinez, who was born in the Bronx but raised in Ohio, moved to California in 1976 landing in the middle of the punk movement. After stints as the drummer for the Weirdos, Lydia Lunch and Foetus frontman Jim Thirlwell, and the final incarnation of Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, Martinez joined the Red Hot Chili Peppers (playing on the band’s first two albums) and later the Dickies. It was during his tenure with the Chili Peppers that Cliff began exploring the new technologies of that era, which would eventually guide him towards the film music world.
A tape Martinez had put together using these new technologies made its rounds, leading him to score an episode of Pee-Wee’s Playhouse. The same recording also ended up in Steven Soderbergh’s hands and Martinez was hired to score the famed director’s first theatrical release 1989’s 'Sex, Lies, and Videotape'. Martinez’s longstanding relationship with Soderbergh has continued through the years and they have worked together on ten theatrical releases including 'Kafka', 'The Limey', 'Traffic' 'Solaris', 'Contagion', and on the hit Cinemax TV show 'The Knick'
Perhaps it is because of his time in the punk scene that Martinez’s approach to scoring is nontraditional. His scores tend towards being stark and sparse, utilizing a modern tonal palette to paint the backdrop for films that are often dark, psychological stories like 'Pump Up the Volume' (1990), 'The Limey' (2009) 'Wonderland' (2003), 'Wicker Park' (2004), and 'Drive' (2011). Martinez has been nominated for a Grammy Award (Steven Soderbergh’s 'Traffic'), a Cesar Award (Xavier Giannoli’s A 'L’origine'), and a Broadcast Film Critics Award ('Drive'). Martinez’s recent films include Robert Redford’s 'The Company You Keep', Nicholas Jarecki’s 'Arbitrage', and Harmony Korine’s 'Spring Breakers' (co-composed with Skrillex). His second film with 'Drive' director Nicolas Winding Refn, 'Only God Forgives', earned Martinez a 2014 Robert Award (Danish Academy Award).
Martinez attented the World Soundtrack as the central guest of the 14th edition lasy year. This year the 15th edition will take place on October 15th in Ghent, Belgium.
Track Listing:
01 Solaris – First Sleep 02:53
02 Solaris – We Don’t Have To Think Like That Anymore 02:59
03 À l’origine – Les Territoires Inconnus 02:30
04 À l’origine – Appelez-moi Philippe 01:54
05 À l’origine – Vous aimez ces couleurs ? 02:47
06 Kafka – Eddie’s Dead 03:27
07 Only God Forgives – More Hands 02:46
08 Espion(s) – The Mission Is Over 01:24
09 Espion(s) – I Don’t Know Any Nice People 02:12
10 Espion(s) – Mind If I Use Your Ladies? 02:17
11 The Underneath – The Green Head 03:15
12 Wicker Park – Following Daniel 02:38
13 The Company You Keep – Father & Daughter Reunion 02:10
14 The Company You Keep – Can’t Say I’m Happy To See You 03:21
15 Contagion – Contagion 03:38
16 Contagion – Bad Day To Be A Rhesus Monkey 02:25
Milan Records will release the album on 17th of February 2015. The album is also available at the web shop van Film Fest Gent and on Spotify. For more info go to filmfestival.be and worldsoundtrackawards.com.
We are pleased to announce that Fields of the Nephilim, the gothic rock band formed in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England in 1984, will be playing the festival in May. Since the band has been in the studio in 2014 to record new material, it's pretty sure you'll be able hearing fresh songs together with their hits that have influenced a whole generation of musicians.
The 3-day festival Eurorock takes place in Neerpelt, Belgium on May 14-15-16 2015.
Other bands playing include Front 242 – The Orb – ASP – Oomph! – Apoptygma Berzerk – Kant Kino – The Bellwether Syndicate – Stahlzeit – Vive La Fête – Diary of Dreams – Whispers in the shadow – Legend – Peter Hook (Celebration of Joy Division) – Tanzwut – Suicide Commando – XMH -Alien Vampires – Star Industry – Lovelorn Dolls – The Juggernauts – Lescure 13 – Stin Scatzor – Arbeid Adelt – Absolute Body Control – Crematory – Lacrimas Profundere – Asrai – Stoneman – Customs – The Crüxshadows – The Dallas Project – Monica Jeffries – The Neon Judgement with more to be announced.
There will also be a Stubru party ‘Was het nu 80,90,2000′ and a Depeche mode Party.
