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Artist: Skunk Anansie: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Metal ROck: Alternative     Skunk Anansie's discography:      Post Orgasmic Chill    Year: 1999    Tracks: 12      Stoosh    Year: 1996    Tracks: 11      Paranoid and Sunburnt    Year: 1995    Tracks: 11 A multiracial quartette formed in Britain, Skunk Anansie plays what its lead vocaliser, Skin, calls clit-rock -- an amalgam of heavy metal and black libber rage. Skin began singing in high schooling for a classmate's band later considering the propose for over a year. Six long time after that band skint up, the members of Skunk Anansie (including sea bass player Cass) met one some other by chance. Their list was taken from the West Indian cultural music tales of Anansie the spider-man, with "Polecat" added to make the name nastier. The base played its first gig at London's Splash club in March 1994, after taking six weeks to record its debut album, Paranoid and Sunburnt, at a preoccupied sign outside the metropolis. Their counterbalance individual, "Marketing Jesus," was featured on the soundtrack of the celluloid Strange Days; Stoosh followed in 1996, and ternary years later Skunk Anansie returned with Post Orgasmic Chill. They bust up in 2001.

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Artist: Trembling Blue Stars: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Alternative Pop Indie Rock     Discography:      The Last Holy Writer    Year: 2007    Tracks: 12      Bathed in Blue Extended Play EP    Year: 2005    Tracks: 6      The Seven Autumn Flowers    Year: 2004    Tracks: 12      Certain Evening Light    Year: 2003    Tracks: 18      Alive to Every Smile    Year: 2001    Tracks: 10      Her Handwriting    Year: 1999    Tracks: 14 Named in award of a handing over from Pauline Reage's notorious novel The Story of O, the melancholy Trembling Blue Stars heralded the take back of singer/songwriter Robert Wratten, best known as the frontman of the British indie belt down band the Field Mice. Ostensibly a solo externalise with significant input from producer Ian Catt, Trembling Blue Stars originally emerged in the wake of the dissolution of Northern Picture Library, the jut out Wratten mounted after the dying of the Field Mice with then-girlfriend Annemari Davies; 1996's Shinkansen label debut Her Handwriting explored the couple's breakup in heartbreaking lyrical point, couching its elegiac songs in impractical, smelling guitar soundscapes. As of 1998's Lips That Taste of Tears, some amount of reconciliation had unpatterned been reached, as Davies' aeriform vocal comportment over again surfaced. 2000's Unkept by Whispers was issued in the U.S. on Sub Pop. That same twelvemonth the band added Keris Howard (once of Brighter) on bass, Beth Arzy (one time of Aberdeen) on patronage vocals, and Jonathan Akerman on drums, and began playing live shows in the U.K. before travel to the U.S. for the number one clock time. With the assist of another Sarah Records vet, Harvey Williams of Another Sunny Day, this same nucleus radical recorded 2001's Alive to Every Smile. Since and then the band's bill remained stable, just they left hand their longtime tag, Shinkansen, and touched to Spanish indie Elefant before the release of 2004's The Seven Autumn Flowers. Bar/None released the record album in the U.S., and the lot returned for a few dates to upgrade the album. After the discharge of the Bathed in Blue EP in early 2005, the group recorded and released their sixth album, 2007's The Last Holy Writer.

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Cruise's Film Partner Resigns from Studio

Tom Cruise's producing partner Paula Wagner said Wednesday she will leave her job as chief executive of United Artists to produce projects independently.

Wagner will continue to co-own the studio with Cruise and "be attached to UA's most exciting film properties," UA and its parent company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. added in a joint statement.

Cruise and Wagner were brought in to head UA in November 2006.

She said she still believes in the visual sensation she and Cruise have for the film studio that was formed about 90 old age ago by Hollywood actors including Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford.

"I am proud of all that we've accomplished in the past two years," she said.

However, the campaign has faced challenges.

The studio flopped on its first production attack with last year's political thriller "Lions for Lambs," which was estimated to have lost about $30 million. Wagner has aforementioned the company took a modest financial risk with the film but its symbolic benefits were invaluable.

UA's second drive "Valkyrie," star Cruise as a Nazi army police officer executed afterward a failed attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler, has been delayed a few times.

In April, UA pushed back the release engagement from Oct. 3 to February 2009. MGM proclaimed Wednesday the film would be released Dec. 26.

"We saw and tested the movie, and we believe a potent movie deserves a strong play date," said Clark Woods, president of the United States of MGM Distribution.

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The View play surprise acoustic gig

The View's Kyle Falconer performed a surprise acoustic gig at a Babyshambles show yesterday.

Falconer played a support slot for Pete Doherty's band at the Brixton Mass.

Introduced by Babyshambles bassist Drew McConnell, Falconer played eight songs at the intimate venue.

His set included hits 'Same Jeans', 'Wasted Little DJs', 'Superstar Tradesman' and an untitled new song.

He also performed a cover of the Oasis track 'Don't Look Back In Anger'.



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Oasis Sign 3 Album Deal With SonyBMG

Oasis have signed a new deal in conjunction with SonyBMG and their own record label Big Brother Recordings.

Big Brother Recordings will handle the release of the band's forthcoming studio album (rumoured for a September release) in a profit share arrangement with the industry giant.

Oasis have inked a three album deal and SonyBMG will also handle the distribution and marketing of their back catalogue in all major markets worldwide.

Alex McKinlay - a member of the Oasis management team, says: "This is an imaginative and exciting arrangement which will allow Big Brother to team up with the cr�me of both the independent and major sectors worldwide to build on Oasis' already considerable international success."

"This allows the band to take advantage of all the opportunities presented by the new business models available today as well as remaining totally in control of their own destiny. We are really pleased that Sony BMG have demonstrated the foresight and courage to engage with the band in this way."

After the demise of Creation Records in the late 90s, the Gallagher's self-released their next run of albums, that were 'Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants', 'Heathen Chemistry' and 'Don't Believe The Truth'.

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Summer fling

Rap is a fickle genre. While rock fans are willing to wait while their favorite bands cut fresh material, hip-hop heads expect artists to drop mixtapes between releases to remain relevant. As for r & b singers, well, they try to keep visible by singing hooks for rappers. The result: a whole lot of people falling off the map.
The lineup for tomorrow’s annual JAM’N-94.5 Summer Jam at the Tweeter Center in Mansfield features Ray J, Rick Ross, Trey Songz, the Dream, Lloyd and some other artists who, to be blunt, may not be remembered next year at this time.
Take a look back at the past four years of Summer Jam. It’s clear that certain suckers sink, while musical sluggers graduate from opening shows to headlining tours.



SUMMER JAM SLUGGERS
Lloyd (Summer Jam ’04)
New Orleans song boy Lloyd knows how to stay on top, which is why he’s back as one of the main attractions at tomorrow’s Summer Jam. In addition to releasing two solo albums in the past two years, he’s also kept himself in the spotlight by blessing tracks for an unprecedented number of rappers, from Yung Berg and Chamillionaire to Ludacris and Young Jeezy. He must be trading notes with his hometown buddy and fellow cameo king Lil’ Wayne; reportedly the two will drop a full-length collabo CD soon.
Ray J (Summer Jam ’06)
Ray J may not be able to keep milking being Brandy’s brother, but he’s come back with the summer’s tightest bubble-gum hit so far. Five years from now “Sexy Can I” might be as memorable as Ray J’s sex tape with Hollywood do-nothing/reality TV star Kim Kardashian, but right now he has dance floors thumping. No wonder he’s back at the Tweeter tomorrow.
Kanye West (Summer Jam ’04)
As needless as it is to prop Kanye West any further, his might be the wildest of all Summer Jam success stories. When West appeared at the 2004 concert, his “College Dropout” debut had just dropped, yet the popularity of his “Through the Wire” single was already enough to put him at the top of the bill. The rest, as he would say, is history.
SUMMER JAM SUCKERS
Brooke Valentine (Summer Jam ’05)
If you remember Brooke Valentine, it’s probably because of her thick lips and flawless midriff, not her 2004 semi-smash, “Girlfight.” The Houston native is still making records, but promoters who package summer lineups no longer want her. Which makes sense: Why have one girl sing generic booty shakers when you can get four for the price of one with Cherish, the Atlanta quartet performing tomorrow?
Ja Rule (Summer Jam ’04)
In the summer of 2002, you couldn’t listen to rap radio for more than five minutes without hearing Ja Rule in a corny love exchange with the hottest r & b girl of the moment. But when 50 Cent dented his reputation, and fans got sick of Ja romancing one minute and acting tough the next, they dumped him for new roughneck pretty boys like Plies and Flo Rida. Simply put, Ja no longer rules.
Murphy Lee (Summer Jam ’04)