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After last year Moldovian phenomenon O-Zone’s “Dragostea Din Te”, the ocassion seem riped for more Eastern European Pop craze. This could be the next one, coming from the gypsy lands of Romania, Cleopatra Stratan is only four years old -these days they start exploiting wonder kids earlier and earlier- and already beating records in her … Read more
A QUICK REVIEW OF SOME OF OUR LATEST FAVOURITE TRACKS:
It has to start with this tongue in cheek number, “Thou shalt always kill”, in which a rabbi looking rapper goes through a sort of ten commandments for the 21st century urbanite, rhymed over a loop of arcade videogame sounds. ScroobiUs Pip versus London producer Dan Le Sac are the hippest thing around. Watch out for the lyrics. They’re priceless.
Have you ever wondered why we are living in such a soulless world? And how the ideals of progress and freedom that Western Politicians have been trying to sell to us over the past decades have turned out to be terribly limited? Adam Curtis has and he’s taken his reflections into a thought-provoking three-part documentary being aired on BBC 2, titled “The Trap: What Happened To Our Dreams Of Freedom”.
THE BAND REIGNED SUPREME IN THE LAST OF A FOUR NIGHT STAND AT BRIXTON ACADEMY.
The ten piece Montreal collective conquered Brixton with a powerfully epic performance in a week when “Neon Bible” entered the US and UK charts at number two.
The Swedish reborn DIY popstarz plays at the Metro club.
The 2006 Rober award nominee for Best European Artist came and conquered a delighted paneuropean -mostly Scandinavian- audience.
Here you can view my 2006 lists:
Top 100 Best Albums 2006
Top 100 Best Singles 2006
Top 50 Best Compilations 2006
Rober Awards Nominations 2006