March 15, 2010
Anusaya Updates for 2010.03.15: Interview: Kevin A. Smith. Profiles: CEILÍ MOSS, Couch, Super Butter Dog. Recommended: Boom Boom Satellites [ブンブンサテライツ], Volcano Choir, Nongrow Chairs. Tutorials: MusicBrainz part Deux. New: now translate our articles into 42 languages.
March 15, 2010
Finding time to compose the score for Cornerboys, an 11-minute film journey through a dark fairy tale written by Jamieson Ridenhour and illustrated by artist Ali LaRock, all while writing and recording The Seven’s newest album, CRUX. This musician, songwriter, composer, engineer, producer and sole member of the band The Seven, Kevin A. Smith is [...]
March 15, 2010
A rock guitar riff here, a cool jazz vocal there – Couch draws elements from different genres combining them with their particular brand of mainstream pop. Couch’s musical style defines the words “Japanese Indie Pop” creating a pop sound that is refined by Couch and defies mainstream cliches. Couch was formed in November 2002, bringing [...]
March 15, 2010
Taking their name from the Irish word for a party with traditional dance music, “Ceilí” and “Moss” the nickname of Alain Mossiat, boss of the pub “L”Eblouissant,” in Namur, where the band first learned to deal with stage fright, back in the early 90s. CEILÍ MOSS is an acoustic folk-rock band from Belgium founded in [...]
March 15, 2010
Even after a short hiatus and member change; Nongrow Chairs have never really been away. Always working on new tunes, and with an upcoming new release. Nongrow Chairs are a melodic soft-rock three piece from Fukuoka, Japan. Members are: Kaz (vocal, guitar), Tsubasa (bass) and Mattyan (drums). homepage blog Listen to 3 new songs, compliments [...]
March 15, 2010
Inspired by such bands as Funkadelic and Sly and the Family Stone, Super Butter Dog’s funk-rock sound is as refined as it is funky. Combining cool guitar grooves, vintage beats and keyboard with their own sophisticated style, they bring a modern take to this classic genre. The group was on extended hiatus until 2007, with [...]
