Musik | Toms Plattencheck Bevor David Del Conte den Song of a gypsy zu singen imstande war, hatte er bereits einiges erlebt. Der Sohn italienischstämmiger US-Migranten schwängerte als Teenager seine noch jüngere Freundin, die er mit 18 heiratete – zwei weitere Kinder das Ende des jungen Familienglücks folgten, als bürgerlicher Lebensentwurf und erste Gehversuche als Musiker/Entertainer aufeinanderprallten. Familien- und Musikgeschichten – von TOM ASAM.
Bittles‘ Magazine | In Concert: Mt. Wolf Live at Heaven (London) When an emerging band are as hyped as London four-piece Mt. Wolf are right now it is usually a sign that you are going to hate them with a passion. Most of this is down to the fact that over these last few years here in London town the hype machine has been chugging out faceless crap band after faceless crap band. Yet, early indications suggest that Mt. Wolf may actually warrant all the media and blog attention that has come their way! Vocalist Kate Sproule has a soft,
Bittles‘ Magazine Like any right-minded music lover I fell a little bit in love with Mod, the debut album by Jonsson/Alter upon its release in the cold autumn months of last year. It was the type of record that drifted into your consciousness and resided there unobserved until you came to realise how completely empty your life would be without it. So when news emerged of a follow-up I have to admit that I punched the air in delight (for me as a typical working-class male that is one huge display of emotion. Seriously!). By JOHN BITTLES
Musik | Toms Plattencheck Das kanadische Duo Bet.e & Stef ist in seiner Heimat bereits seit einem Jahrzehnt äußerst erfolgreich mit poppigem Bossa Nova im chilligem Downbeattempo. Die kanadische Presse zieht gerne Sade und Koop zum Vergleich heran und zeigt damit auch an, wer sich darüber freuen wird, dass man alle bisherigen Hits des Duos als It’s all right nun auch hierzulande erstehen kann. Von TOM ASAM
Bittles‘ Magazine Ah, November! That time of year when you can still get good music before the tidal wave of cash-in best offs, and albums your granny might like begin flooding the market (hello Keane and The Killers). By JOHN BITTLES
Musik | Toms Plattencheck Achtung, dein KungFu ist nicht MyKungFu; soll heißen: falls jemand ein neues Lebenszeichen des Selig-Nachfolge-Projekts KungFu erwartet, ist er hier falsch. Von TOM ASAM
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Bittles‘ Magazine xAs you know we quite like to champion exciting new talent here at Titel-Magazine! And as Bluredism is relatively new to these ears, and extremely talented we thought it was about time we got him in for an interview. The lavish praise he has received from Panorama Bar regulars Ryan Elliot and Martyn shows just how well-respected Bristol-based sonic adventurer Bradley Albertides is. Having previously treated us to some rather funky beat-based 12 inches under various guises he has just sneaked out his very first artist album. By JOHN BITTLES
Musik | Toms Plattencheck Teitur Lassen ist anders. Allein seine Herkunft von der Färöer Inseln ist etwas Besonderes. Aber auch sein Weg als Songwriter.
Bittles‘ Magazine I remember walking into my local record emporium way back in the year 1992. Of course everything was in black and white back then as colour hadn’t yet been invented. I had a singular purpose! To purchase a strange record that I had heard discussed in closed circles and hushed tones by shadowy figures with a glint in their eyes. By JOHN BITTLES
