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- Sault Ste. Marie Arts and Entertainment Pages on SooToday.com
- The Fucking Champs – VI
- Rensselaer To ffer Fall Ph.D. Program in ‘Electronic Arts’
Dance Music News Charts and Reviews Jean Michel Jarre Téo and Téa -…
Dance Nova – Apr 24, 2007
?Téo & Téa? is a boy-meets-girl story for a modern age mixing sensual dance music with a narrative element. ?Téo & Téa? is his first release since 2004?s ?Aero?. A pioneer of electronic music composer Jean Michel Jarre elevated the genre to new peaks of popularity following the release of his breakthrough album ?xygene? in 1976. The album went on to sell 12 million copies which to this day remains unparalleled in French history. Jarre has sold a total of 60 million albums worldwide.
Sault Ste. Marie Arts and Entertainment Pages on SooToday.com
SooToday.com – Apr 24, 2007
John Prine and Mac Wiseman Standard Songs For Average People: These two legends have teamed up for a compilation of old almost forgotten standards including ld Rugged Cross In the Garden andPistol Packin’ Momma. Lou Reed Hudson River Wind Meditations: With four decades in the business under his belt Lou Reed fans always expect the unexpected from him and this latest release is no exception. Dedicated to the art of relaxation this album is a hypnotic sound scape of electronic music to ease the mind and cleanse the body of tension and negative energy. Midnight Movies Lion the Girl: n this their second full-length release the band explores haunting new vistas and back alleys of the soul expanding the reach of their acclaimed “psychedelic pop” with an expanded lineup and more expansive songwriting. Sounds like: the Raveonettes the Jesus and Mary Chain. Blame Sally Severland: Dallas has its Dixie Chicks and San Francisco has Blame Sally. Blame Sally’s music is a little more indie a little less country a little more brainy and Blame Sally released their potent anti-war song in 2001 long before protest became fashionable among the mainstream.
The Fucking Champs – VI
SFStation.com – Apr 24, 2007
The lack of vocals on any of the tracks is but one such departure despite the power ballad sound of the vast majority of the tracks. The clear infusion of classical music soundtrack music and electronic music is another departure. Despite some departures from convention the individual tracks on VI are not as distinctive as they could be. After listening to the first five or so tracks things start to sound awfully similar. While the majority of the songs solidly constructed and executed it is this repetitiveness that prevents VI from being an exceptional album. However it IS an album that is worth at least a few spins.
Rensselaer To ffer Fall Ph.D. Program in ‘Electronic Arts’
Campus Technology – Apr 24, 2007
The new degree program will prepare candidates to “combine creative experimentation with research while preparing them to become the artists professors administrators researchers and curators of the next generation. The advanced degree would build on Rensselaer’s Integrated Electronic Arts (iEAR). In the program electronic music computer graphics animation installation and video are as different faces of the same discipline.