Celebrating the 21st year of the Cage Studios
A 21 track selection of just some of the music from all over the world that Martin Bowes has produced, remixed or mastered at the Cage studios during our 21st year.
Including alternate mixes and recordings remastered specially for this release, and an exclusive preview of the new ATTRITION album due later this year...
Naked Lunch - Contaminated Intelligence - Seraph Sin - Scarlet Leaves - Lost Elegy - Apsara Maschima - Accolade feat. Sean Henry - Man Woman Machine - Rossetti's Compass - Acclimate - ENGRAM - TyLean - Michael X Christian feat. Rachel Lesko - Disjecta membra - Roladex - Johnathon|Christian - ATTRITION - John Costello - Empire State Human - Casa de Orates - My Silent Wake
"The Cage studios was founded in 1993 as a vehicle for me to produce my own music. Originally used primarily for Attrition works and a few select remix, production and mastering projects, I opened the Cage doors to the world in 2011 and since then have been working with so many inspiring bands and labels in genres as diverse as dark ambient, post punk, minimal wave, noise, folk, industrial, goth, drum n bass, neo-classical, punk and doom metal...
This collection showcases just some of those artists and my work with them.
The Cage is set in the heart of England: but working with file transfers these days it really could be anywhere at all.
Thank you to all the bands and labels for wanting to be a part of all this..
Here's looking at 22..."
Martin Bowes. Coventry. England. 2014
The idea has been lingering in his head for fair a bit of time, however Kevin Imbrechts has been modelling the ambient of Illuminine initially in silence. Initially confined within the solitude of his bedroom walls, it wasn't until Christophe Vandewoude (Isbells, Pilod) threw a helping hand as producer that they started recording in the studios of Muziekcentrum Het Depot in Leuven.
Kevin continued to work isolated, barring all external influences, with the idea of forging his melancholic sound palette into an album. During August (9th till 20th), he will be adding the final touches on Illuminine‘s debut album under the watchful eye of Birgir Jón Birgisson, the sound engineer of Sigur Rós, in his home studio Sundlaugin Studio in Iceland. Kevin gladly invites you to follow this process via this Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/illuminine) or Instagram (http://instagram.com/illuminineband) page!
Defining Illuminine isn't an easy exercise. Bearing resemblances to both Nils Frahm, Ólafur Arnalds, A Winged Victory For The Sullen, and Dustin O'Halloran, Illuminine will sound unique and familiar at the same time.
Here is an exclusive demo teaser, https://soundcloud.com/illuminine/teaser-20140723, we challenge you to make your own definition of Illuminine!
Illuminine’s debut album is due to release in the spring of 2015 on Zealrecords.
On 23th September Imagine will release Night Moves on DVD.
Director: Kelly Reichardt
Stars: Jesse Eisenberg, Dakota Fanning, Peter Sarsgaard
Three radical environmentalists look to execute the protest of their lives: the explosion of a hydroelectric dam.
DUTCH VERSION
Op 23 september verschijnt Night Moves bij Imagine op dvd.
Josh werkt op een biologische boerderij in Oregon. Door zijn contact met een aantal milieuactivisten wordt zijn ecologische overtuiging radicaler. Hij wil actie en zoekt nauwere banden met de jonge activiste Dena en met Harmon, een ex-marinier met een nogal troebel verleden. Samen ondernemen ze een nachtelijke riviertocht om een grootse daad te stellen...
Awards
Grand Prix du Festival de Deauville - Festival de Deauville 2013
Official Selection - Venice International Film Festival 2013
Official Selection - Toronto International Film Festival 2013
Pers
"Sterk gespeeld, met name door hoofdrolspeler Jesse Eisenberg." ★★★★ De Telegraaf
"Deze intelligente en scherpzinnige film werkt niet alleen als een spannende thriller, maar ook als een moreel dilemma en op de koop toe als een complex psychologisch drama, dat de gespannen verhoudingen tussen de drie protagonisten zorgvuldig analyseert." ★★★★ De Morgen
"Een film die kalm maar adembenemend is en volledig raak." ★★★★ De Filmkrant
"Night Moves is een thriller als geen andere, maar Kelly Reichardt is dan ook een regisseur als geen ander. In plaats van alles letterlijk uit te spellen, laat ze de spanning onderhuids sudderen. Het resultaat is even indringend als apart." Vertigo
"Night Moves is een puike ecothriller, met een donkere Jesse Eisenberg, over drie milieuactivisten die beslissen om samen een dam op te blazen. Integer." Agenda
"Vechten voor het goeie doel en toch de bal gigantisch mis slaan, de drie hoofdfiguren uit de thriller Night Moves maken er een boeltje van. Maar ze zitten wel in een uitstekende film." Cobra
On October 17, the gothic rock band Lovelorn Dolls will release their new album JAPANESE ROBOT INVASION through ALFA MATRIX.
JAPANESE ROBOT INVASION is the second album of the band, and explores the dark side of humanity. Violence, sex, war and invasion, drugs, cancer, evil creatures, …
Musically the band has perfected their sound by working with Max from HELALYN FLOWERS ; JAPANESE ROBOT INVASION is more electro and melodic than ever, with heavy guitars and catchy vocal lines of Ladyhell.
The artwork was made by Natalie Shau, graphist of many Craddle Of Filth covers ! We hope you like it, we are definitely in love with it !
Will Ferrell reportedly will star in a new movie about Roger Ebert’s first and only screenplay.
When Ebert was a young man at the beginning of his Sun-Times career, the Urbana native wrote the screenplay for a satire of “Valley of the Dolls” for B-movie director Russ Meyer.
Ferrell would portray Meyer, the creator of “Vixen” and “Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!” and other softcore films.
The story of the new film, “Russ & Roger Go Beyond,” is about the making of “Beyond The Valley of the Dolls,” which was released in 1970 and took in $9 million at the box office, 10 times its budget.
The news was broken by website Deadline.com on Friday, and picked up by a slew of movie industry sources.
Deadline said Ferrell had not yet inked the deal, but there were plans to start shooting the film early next year.
Speculation is that Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen or Clark Duke might play young Ebert. Calls and emails to the producer named, Sobini Films, were not returned Saturday.
The sexploitation movie was an odd footnote in Ebert’s career. He wrote the story for the film together with Meyer, who was trying to gain credibility in Hollywood’s major markets.
Ebert was not only Meyer’s critic, he was his fan.
“What Meyer’s films also have is an uncommonly high level of artistry. In professional filmmaking circles, Meyer is known as the one creative director in the sexploitation field,” the critic wrote in 1969.
“His competitors churn out slipshod low-budget films exploiting the nudity of their actresses (who usually look hideous enough to inspire cries of ‘put it on!’). But Meyer budgets his films at around $70,000 — or 10 times the usual level — and rehearses his cast for a month before shooting.”
Source: The News-Gazette
