Download Blutch

Artist: Blutch: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Metal     Discography:      Enjoy Your Flight    Year: 2000    Tracks: 10 Blutch, from Mons, Belgium, performs an exploratory descriptor of guck and doom metal, divine only not passing indebted to elder legends like Melvins, Neurosis and Boris. Formed around the commence of the third base of operations millennium, the trio has released deuce demos, 2001's Enjoy Your Flight and 2003's Fra Diavolo, and a full-length, 2006's Materia -- all featuring linchpin Djinn treatment guitar and vocals; patch T'joens (bass guitar) and Pask (drums) replaced original members Hughes and Johan for the latter seek.

Britney Spears Nominated -- By Fans -- For VMA

Britney Spears still has her fans on her side.

The singer has been shortlisted by MTV voters as one of the nominees at this year's Video Music Awards (VMAs), it has been revealed.

The votes were cast online. Britney's is the only when nominee whose name has come out � the names of the former women in her

Kanye West - Wests Double Win At Bet Awards

Rapper KANYE WEST was the big winner at the BET Awards in Los Angeles on Tuesday night (24Jun08) - scooping two major honours.

The Gold Digger star was named Best Male hip hop star on the night, as well as picking up the gong for Best Collaboration with fellow rapper T-Pain for their Good Life track.

Young R+B hunk Chris Brown was one of the first winners of the night - he was presented with the gong for Best Male R+B Artist, and was escorted to the annual ceremony by reported beau Rihanna.

The Bajan beauty was nominated for the Best Female R+B artist award - but was beaten in the category by singing sensation Alicia Keys.

Keys also performed at the event - stunning the celebrity-studded audience when she was joined on-stage by former female groups En Vogue, TLC and SWV.

Hit beatmaker Missy Elliott was honoured in the Best Female hip hop Artist category, but was not present at the ceremony to pick up the award.

Hollywood heavyweights Halle Berry and Denzel Washington were also winners - the pair scooped the awards for Best Actress and Best Actor.

Other performers included Usher, Flo Rida and T-Pain.

The ceremony, hosted by U.S. comic D.L. Hughley, honours leading black entertainers, actors, musicians and sportstars.

The full list of winners is as follows:

Best Female R+B Artist: Alicia Keys

Best Male R+B Artist: Chris Brown

Best Group: UGK

Best Gospel Artist: Marvin Sapp

Best Female Hip-Hop Artist: Missy Elliott

Best Male Hip-Hop Artist: Kanye West

Best New Artist: The-Dream

Best Collaboration: Kanye West + T-Pain - Good Life

Video Of The Year: UGK f/Outkast, International Player's Anthem (I Choose You)
Best Video Director: Erykah Badu and Mr. Roboto

Best Actress: Halle Berry

Best Actor: Denzel Washington

Female Athlete Of The Year: Candace Parker

Male Athlete Of The Year: Kobe Bryant

Viewers' Choice: Lil Wayne, Lollipop

BETJ Award: Raheem DeVaughn

Lifetime Achievement Award: Al Green

Humanitarian Award: Quincy Jones.

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Silent Killer

   
Artist: Silent Killer

   Genre(s): 
Drum & Bass
   

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Discography:


   
 Outbreak (OUTBLTD028)

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 2

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Endura

Impulse - movie review

Self-obsessed pop star and Dancing with the Stars also-ran Willa Ford makes her debut
star turn (not counting the title role in Anna Nicole, I mean... how could you?) in Im
pulse. What must be a tragic heartbreak to Ms. Ford, the movie went straight to DVD. One
wonders, if she had known it would turn out so poorly, if she would have agreed to
spend so much time in the film with her clothes off.



There's a glimmer of cleverness in the story: Claire (Ford) finds her marriage to
her puffy, stuffy husband Jonathan (Angus Macfadyen) is starting to fade, so she's
constantly experimenting with role-playing to try to get some fire back in the sack.
One of her games is for them to pretend they don't know each other at all, which makes
for a fun roll in the hay. Claire is surprised when Jonathan shows up to meet her
on a business trip out of town, and he plays along in the hotel bar, pretending he
doesn't know who she is when she makes a pass at him. After a roll in the hay, she's
reinvigorated. She gets a strange text message and agrees to another fling. Only
later does she realize the impossible: It's not her husband at all, but a dead ringer
for him named Simon. (And of course they look alike: Macfadyen plays both characters.)



The film is doomed from the start by the obvious lack of chemistry between the 27-year-old
Ford and the 45-year-old Macfadyen (in either role). The whole "the romance is dying"
bit works better when both characters are a little more mature. Ford comes across like
she's never even had a steady boyfriend before shooting this. Macfadyen hams for
the camera on both sides of the fence. As Jonathan he plays the stereotypical cuckold
who's more concerned about the burning dinner than his half-naked wife trying to se
duce him. As Simon he embodies the goofy "who me?" character caught up in some intrigue...
only to abruptly turn into a psycho who becomes obsessed with the sexpot Claire.
Hard to blame him on that front, but the inevitable violent turn rings totally h
ollow.



Writer/director Charles T. Kanganis has a smattering of credits that range from
3 Ninjas Kick Back to Dennis the Menace Strikes Again! to six episodes of According to Jim. Non
e of that indicates someone that would have a real knack with a tricky mistaken-identity
thriller, and sure enough most of Impulse is filled with mere passing time as we
wait for Simon to show up at the next unexpected location and for Claire to wrestle
with how to break the news to Jonathan. Meanwhile, we're merely left waiting to see
when the Fatal Attraction plot points will finally take over and what creative way Kanganis
will come up with next to get Ford out of her top.

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Crystal Castles, Ting Tings Rascals to play Great Escape's Club NME

The Great Escape Festival kicks off in Brighton today (May 15) with band's playing at venues across the city - and NME will be there.

Crystal Castles and The Ting Tings are set to play Club NME at Barfly, with Black Lips and The Rascals also set to play.

The festival takes place from tonight (May 15) to Saturday (17) in Brighton.

The full Club NME at the Barfly line-up is:

May 15
The Ting Tings
Yeasayer

May 16
Black Lips
Ipso Facto

May 17
Crystal Castles
The Rascals

We will be bringing you news directly from the festival, so stay tuned to NME.COM for all the latest news.

Meanwhile Little Man Tate have confirmed themselves as last minute additions to the sold out event, playing Upstairs At The Albert tomorrow (May 16) afternoon.

Brian May

   
Artist: Brian May

   Genre(s): 
Soundtrack
   Rock
   Rock: Hard-Rock
   Metal: Heavy
   

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Discography:


   
 La Musique De "Furia"

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 22


   
 Furia

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 22


   
 Red Special

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 8


   
 Live At The Brixton Academy

   Year: 1994   
Tracks: 15


   
 Ressurrection - Japanese Impor

   Year: 1993   
Tracks: 8


   
 Ressurrection (With Cozy Powell)

   Year: 1993   
Tracks: 8


   
 Back To The Light

   Year: 1992   
Tracks: 12


   
 Star Fleet

   Year:    
Tracks: 7

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Few rock guitarists have a playacting style as straight off recognizable as Queen's Brian May. With his orchestrated guitar armies (multi-tracked guitar lines overdubbed on top of the inning of each other) and outright memorable, well-constructed melodic leads, May is in a course all by himself. Born in Hampton, Middlesex, in July 1947, May showed an interest in music at a very early age -- learning to play the ukulele and forte-piano ahead receiving his first guitar as a present on his seventh natal day. Shortly thereafter, May and his forefather began to build a usance guitar from prick. Completed deuce age afterwards, the one-of-a-kind instrument would suit known as the Red Special, a guitar that would later suit May's transonic and ocular trademark throughout his life history.


It wasn't long until May began to pick up a thing or two from such pop rock guitarists as the Shadows' Hank Marvin, Elvis Presley's sideman Scotty Moore, and Buddy Holly. As a pupil at lowly shoal, May formed his first gear grouping, the implemental stripe 1984, playing around London and regular porta a 1967 show at the Olympia Theatre for such soon-to-be full-grown names as Jimi Hendrix, Traffic, Pink Floyd, and Tyrannosaurus Rex (later T. Rex). After beginning studies at Imperial College (in the physics/infrared uranology field) and growing pall of their musical direction, May left hand 1984 in the spring of 1968.


During his college life history, May hooked up with drummer Roger Taylor (via an ad situated on a college noteboard) and a fellow ex-1984 member, bassist/vocalist Tim Staffell, forming the stone trio Smile. Shortly after graduating from college with an honors degree in physics and maths, May focused full-time on music when Smile signed to Mercury Records. Despite great assure, Smile but managed to publication one exclusive (titled "Earth") and a few unreleased tracks before Staffell left the mathematical group. But it was a admirer of Staffell's wHO would offer his services as the group's unexampled isaac Bashevis Singer -- Freddie Mercury. With the lineup change came a new identify, Queen, and a new musical direction -- heavy rock interracial with grand ballads and a flashily glam look.


Later sledding through legion bassists, Queen constitute a lasting fellow member in John Deacon -- resulting in a transcription take with EMI/Elektra and a self-titled debut following in 1973. With each serial release (1974's Queen II and Sheer Heart Attack), Queen's musical counselling and stageshow grew stronger and more than popular, until they were one of the world's biggest acts of the Apostles by the mid to late '70s, due to such megahit albums as Night at the Opera, A Day at the Races, News of the World, and Jazz. Unlike other groups where a single fellow member supplied all the songwriting, all four-spot of Queen's members had their own songwriting credits equally, with May writing some of the group's nearly identifiable hits -- "We Will Rock You," "Juicy Bottomed Girls," "Now I'm Here," and "Tie-up Your Mother Down," among others.


During a myopic break in 1983, May issued his first solo release, the four-track EP Star Fleet Project (which featured an all-star put funding him -- Eddie Van Halen, REO Speedwagon drummer Alan Gratzer, and session bassist Phil Chen), and co-produced the debut recording from the obscure heavy metal outfit Heavy Pettin, coroneted Lettin Loose. Around the same time, an exact reduplicate of May's Red Special guitar was issued to the public via the Guild guitar troupe, and May recorded a video guitar lesson as piece of the Headliner Licks series.


Queen would proceed issuing hit albums and sold-out tours passim the former '80s (as they experimented with a spacious range of musical styles), until they became solely a "studio dance band" during their latter years, 1989's The Miracle and 1991's Innuendo (the reason for this was kept under wraps at the time, merely it subsequently became known that it was imputable to health reasons -- Mercury was diagnosed with AIDS). With Mercury's death in 1991, Queen went their separate slipway, with May direction on a solo life history and other projects (including hosting and playing at a 1991 Guitar Legends concert aboard Steve Vai and Joe Satriani).


May's first full-length solo album was preceded by the single "Driven by You," which reached the Top Ten in England and was featured in a Ford automobile commercial -- winning an Ivor Novello Award for Best Theme From a TV/Radio Commercial. 1993 last saw the going of Back to the Light, an album that was a sizeable hit in Europe, and light-emitting diode to May's first solo tour (which included members Cozy Powell on drums, Neil Murray on freshwater bass, longtime Queen sideman Spike Edney on keyboards, Jamie Moses on guitar, asset financial backing vocalists Shelley Preston and Cathy Porter). A twelvemonth by and by, a unrecorded papers of the circuit, Live at the Brixton Academy, was issued, intermixture modern solo corporeal with Queen classics. It wasn't until 1998 that May would progeny a proper studio follow-up, Another World.


In increase to sway music, May has retained his pursuit in uranology and is working on a book about T.R. Williams, a celebrated stereo system lensman of the 1850s. May has also well-tried his hand at writing original music for movies (the 1996 adaptation of The Adventures of Pinnochio) and a radio series (a BBC radio extra on the Amazing Spiderman), as considerably as recording the soundtrack for the Red and Gold Theatre Company's yield of Macbeth, which was staged at London's Riverside Theatre in the late '90s.


May's contribution to stone guitar remains great as his acting has proven to be a great influence on other noted rock guitarists past and confront, including Billy Corgan (Smashing Pumpkins), Ty Tabor (King's X), Nuno Bettencourt (Utmost), and Phil Collen (Def Leppard), to name but a few.