First video from 3DFLY, a new project featuring Dirk Da Davo (The Neon Judgement/Neon Electronics)
Who thought that Dirk Da Davo, after pausing The Neon Judgement, would lean back and rest on his laurels is wrong!
Besides regular releases of his solo project Neon Electrics the TNJ man is also working on a brandnew co-operation in his studio. From this we can expect a full album in September of this year.
The name of this new project with singer/producer Make Makena, who worked with The The, Screaming Trees, Bootsy Collins and many more, is already known: '3DFLY'.
The album will be released on the man's own label Dancedelic D.
Here you can watch the video of their first ever single!
Wie dacht dat Dirk Da Davo, na het op rust zetten van The Neon Judgement, op zijn lauweren was gaan rusten, heeft het mis!
Naast regelmatige releases met zijn soloproject Neon Electronics is de TNJ man in zijn studio ook bezig aan een gloednieuwe samenwerking. Daarvan mogen we een full album verwachten tegen september dit jaar.
De naam van dit nieuwe project met zanger/producer Make Makena, die gewerkt heeft met The The , Screaming Trees, Bootsy Collins en nog vele anderen, is al bekend: ‘3DFLY’.
Het album zal verschijnen op 's mans eigen label Dancedelic D.
Hier kan je de video bekijken van hun aller eerste single!
Ever since his first big hit with Tubeway Army ‘Are ‘Friends’ Electric?’ in the 70s, synthpop-pioneer Gary Numan never fully disappeard. Solo he scored a big hit with ‘Cars’ and in 2013 he released his last album ‘Splinter’ (Songs From A Broken Mind).
This year sees Gary Numan back on intensive tour with his new and shortly to be released album Savage.
His new songs bring scraping sounds and synthesiser play, often leading to dramatic sounding violin parts, heavy guitar work and a fat bass. Throw in Numan's strong vocals and you get a spectacular live show with a frontman that pounds, glides, dances and floats accross the stage as if he is playing an immense stadium.
Feeling like a small new-wave revival? Then Numan is the artist that will provide you with dark, compelling, swift and above all nostalgic music. Come and see!
19 Oktober Gary Numan @ Het Depot - Leuven
Sinds zijn eerste grote hit met Tubeway Army ‘Are ‘Friends’ Electric?’ in de jaren ‘70, is synthpop-pionier Gary Numan eigenlijk nooit helemaal verdwenen. Solo scoorde hij een grote hit met ‘Cars’ en in 2013 bracht hij zijn laatste album ‘Splinter’ (Songs From A Broken Mind) uit.
Dit jaar gaat Gary Numan weer intensief toeren met zijn nieuwe, binnenkort te verschijnen album, Savage.
Zijn nieuwste songs kennen schrapende geluiden en synthesiserspel, die vaak ontaarden in dramatisch klinkende vioolpartijen, zwaar gitaarwerk en vette bassen. Gooi daar nog het ijzersterke zangwerk van Numan bovenop en je krijgt een knallende liveshow met een frontman die beukt, glijdt, danst en zweeft over het podium alsof hij staat te spelen voor een immens stadion.
Zin in een kleine new-wave revival? Dan is Numan dé artiest die u van donkere, meeslepende, zweverige en vooral nostalgische muziek kan voorzien. Komt dat zien!
The electro duo FIXMER / McCARTHY is back. And how! Titelsong Chemicals (check the video!) clarifies again that the chemistry between these two gentlemen is more than okay! Terence Fixmer has released more technoid music under his own name before and in his solo compositions already showed a heavy influence of the dark electronic wave music from his adolescence.Thus it is no surprise that, if you put him in a studio with Nitzer Ebb - frontman and - voice Douglas McCarthy, sparks fly. The duo has already released strong work before but this Chemicals is a proper MOAB (Mother Of All Bombs) dropped in the EBM / electro world!.
Het electro duo FIXMER / McCARTHY is terug en hoe! Met de titelsong Chemicals (check de video!) is het nog maar eens duidelijk dat de chemie tussen deze beide heren meer dan goed zit! Terrence Fixmer, die al eerder onder eigen naam meer technoide releases uitbracht, bewees met zijn solocomposities al zwaar geïnspireerd te zijn door de donkere elektronische wave music uit zijn adolescente uitgaansjaren. Het mag dan ook geen wonder heten dat, wanneer je deze Fixmer in de studio zet met Nitzer Ebb-hoofd en -stem Douglas Mc Carthy, de vonken er af vliegen. Het duo bracht al eerder zeer sterk werk uit maar met deze Chemicals droppen de heren een ware MOAB (Mother of All Bombs) in de EBM / electro wereld!
Fixmer/ McCarthy - Chemicals [SG1777] from Nera Ebbhead on Vimeo.
ARSENAL
AIR
LEFTFIELD (performing LEFTISM)
J.BERNARDT
ARSENAL present their new sound at one exclusive summer festival show on Saturday 12th August! It will be a memorable day, for also present is: the French wonderduo AIR, dance maestro LEFTFIELD (who plays the legendary intergral masterpiece LEFTISM) and J.BERNARDT, the solo project of Balthazar frontman Jinte Deprez.
ARSENAL
AIR
LEFTFIELD (performing LEFTISM)
J.BERNARDT
ARSENAL presenteert hun nieuwe sound tijdens één exclusieve zomerfestivalshow op zaterdag 12 augustus! Het wordt een gedenkwaardige dag, want tekenen eveneens present: het Franse wonderduo AIR, dance-maestro’s LEFTFIELD (die het legendarische meesterwerk LEFTISM integraal komen spelen) én J.BERNARDT, het solo project van Balthazar frontman Jinte Deprez.
Nick Cave supporting Australian Aboriginal Elders to create a suicide prevention app.
Nick Cave has just expressed his support for the Warlpiri community of Lajamanu in the Australian Tanami desert, who are crowdfunding an indigenous suicide prevention app and added the campaign to his official website: http://www.nickcave.com/news/kurdiji-1-0-campaign/
"We’re losing three aboriginal people a week to suicide and an indigenous person is four times more likely to take their own life than a non-indigenous person. Most indigenous suicides are children between the ages of 10 and 14.
When a young man committed suicide in 2005, in the remote community of Lajamanu, local Warlpiri elders said ‘Enough is enough’. With help from friends, Lajamanu established Milpirri festival to spread the traditional ideas of ‘Kurdiji’ among their young people. They began to fight for every single young indigenous life in their community. Since 2005 there hasn't been a single suicide in Lajamanu.
Now those same elders want to bring Kurdiji into the digital age, with a community created app based on stories, ceremonies and law. They want to fight for all aboriginal lives, not just those in remote or traditional communities. The app will be called Kurdiji 1.0. This is a community-led and community empowering initiative, with indigenous elders providing all of the app’s content. They have partnered with an expert team to develop the app and roll it out across the whole of Aboriginal Australia."
Here you can see a short video about the project on You Tube.
You can also support the elders via our GoFundMe page: www.kurdijiproject.com or www.kurdijiproject.org
Aboriginal suicide rates are at the level of an epidemic and a genuinely community led technological approach hasn’t been tried before – so we’re in unknown territory to some degree. Your help, in spreading the word about our campaign, will make an enormous difference.
