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brett anderson with paraorchestra and charles hazelwood - the killing moon

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Paraorchestra with Brett Anderson & Charles Hazlewood - The Killing Moon

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Brett sings about death and loss, what’s not to like?

Highlights for me:

I used to think no one needs to cover “Wonderful Life” but they did a good job here.

This version of “He’s Dead” kills me.

Reminds me that I have a Mercury Rev album.

I am still ‘meh’ about Japan (the band)

The “Enjoy the Silence” cover is a nice surprise.

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Hannah Peel & Paraorchestra, "The Universe Before Matter" (2022)

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The Quietus | Features | A Quietus Interview | Finding Hope: Charles Hazlewood, Brett Anderson & The Paraorchestra Interviewed

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Paraorchestra with Brett Anderson & Charles Hazlewood - The Killing Moon

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PARAORCHESTRA

SUEDE

ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN

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The Anatomy of the Orchestra 24 September 2022

Steve Reich, The Four Sections Paraorchestra, conducted by Charles Hazlewood Southbank Centre

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My WVUD playlist and stream, 8/26/2023

Bart - Turncoat Bart - Gorge Irreversible Entanglements - Free Love Oiro Pena - Kaiju Kaiju Indigo Jam Unit - Time Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Detroit Red Menagerie - Kingdom Gala Drop - Amizade Sparkle Division - Foxy Al Green - Perfect Day Chip Wickham - Space Walk Yael Nachshon Levin - The Bird of Popular Song Todd Mosby - Georgia's World Divide And Dissolve - Blood Quantum Uno Lady - Light of My Life Hannah Peel & Paraorchestra - We Are Part Mineral JG Thirlwell & Mivos Quartet - Ozymandias Black Pumas - More Than a Love Song Orgone - Find ‘em, Fool ‘em and Forget ‘em (feat. Gina Murrell) O.V.E. (The Overview Effect) - Stawinoga Tusmørke - Cycle of the Gylfaginning The Headhunters - Chameleon (Live) Bent Arcana - Oblivion Sigil (Live)

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Strange Fruit May 19

Strange Fruit 10pm EST bombshellradio.com Archival Shows available on bombshellradiopodcasts.com Strange Fruit (10-midnight EST) offers up a Big Album that would have amazed the lead vocalist who sang a few of his favourite songs into a cassette years ago. Rescued in charity store, the cassette had an unimaginable second life leading to a makeover and album release this year, elsewhere a reggae pioneer, ambient techno masters, and, erm, Bing Crosby. Not exactly the way an algorithm would prescribe your listening, then. Join us: https://bombshellradio.com/ Strange Fruit (10-midnight EST) heads off to long ago and far away for some banging tunes, we’ll give you a goodly selection of sounds few others have heard of, let alone played on the radio. You can have the audio journey for free – if you’re impressed, you might have to buy the t-shirt yourself!   #funkymusic #independentradio #newmusic   Blue Oyster Cult: Don’t Come Running to Me Sahra Halgan: Laga Cyril Cyril: Le Mesonge     Zaiko Langa Langa: Femme ne Pleur Pas Glass Beams: Black Sand Racecar: Lay me Down Marina Allen: Red Cloud Saxon?: Walking Electric Six: Panic! Panic! Paraorchestra ft. Nadine Shah: Holes Kee Avil: Do this Again Petelo Vicka et Son Nzazi: Sungu Lubuka Kokoko! Salaka Bien Jenny Don’t and the Spurs: Pain in my Heart Newen Afrobeat: Llovera Janie Jones: Psycho Ill Considered: Don’t be Sad It’s too Late Harold Bontempo and Joao Donato: Risada The Falcons of Haunt: Chasing the Face of the Postergirl Pink Floyd: Scarecrow Orchestre Celi Bitshou: Tembe Na Tembe Ya Nini Lovataraxx: Marybone Pye Corner Audio: Counting the Hours Pye Corner Audio: Decision Point David Crosby: I’d Swear there was Somebody Here                                   Read the full article

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Life´s too short for weird music Tagesempfehlung 23.04.2024

Panorchestra / The end of the world (feat. Nadine Shah and Brett Anderson)

Das Panorchestra, mit Sitz in Bristol/ UK ist ein integratives Orchester aus professionellen beeinträchtigten und nichtbeeinträchtigten Musiker*innen – das erste Orchester seiner Art im Vereinigten Königreich. Das Paraochestra exsitiert seit 2011. Das Paraorchestra hat mit seinem aktuellen Album Death Songbook in Kooparation mit dem Suede Sänger Brett Anderson einen Ausflug in die Welt der populären Musik unternommen. Und die Setliste auf Death Songbook schwankt zwischen herausragend, ambitioniert und abenteuerlich. So finden sich dunkle – doch latent klassisch interpretierte Versionen von Mercury Revs Hole, von Killing moon der Echo and the Bunnyman oder Enjoy the silence von Depeche Mode auf dem Album. Natürlich dürfen auch Songs aus dem Suede Backkatalog nicht fehlen, wie etwas She still leads me on. Unterstützt wird Brett Anderson gesanglich noch von diversen Künstler*innen aus dem Popbereich wie Gwenno oder Nadine Shah. Und jene Nadine Shaw hat die Zusammenarbeit mit Anderson und dem Paraochestra auf Death Songbookvermutlich auf den Punkt gebracht:: „a moment of melancholy magic with a bunch of fellow goths”. Aus dem aktuellen Paraochestra Longplayer habe ich eine ergreifende Neuinterpretation des Skeeter Davis Klassikers The end of the world aus dem Jahr 1962 herausgepickt. Gesanglich wissen hierbei Brett Anderson und Nadine Sah zu überzeugen.

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ICYMI: Gwenno to join Brett Anderson, Charles Hazlewood and Paraorchestra for upcoming Death Songbook shows - #Gwennomusic @gwennosaunders #Gwenno http://dlvr.it/T2XrjN

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ICYMI: Gwenno to join Brett Anderson, Charles Hazlewood and Paraorchestra for upcoming Death Songbook shows - #Gwennomusic @gwennosaunders #Gwenno http://dlvr.it/T2XrjJ