Artist: Architect
Genre(s):
Electronic
Discography:
I Went Out Shopping To Get Some Noise Digipak
Year: 2004
Tracks: 13
The Galactic Supermarket
Year: 1999
Tracks: 11
Galactic Edge
Year: 1998
Tracks: 6
Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Architect
Artist: Architect
Genre(s):
Electronic
Discography:
I Went Out Shopping To Get Some Noise Digipak
Year: 2004
Tracks: 13
The Galactic Supermarket
Year: 1999
Tracks: 11
Galactic Edge
Year: 1998
Tracks: 6
Monday, 9 June 2008
The Police to play last-ever show at Madison Square Garden
The Police have announced they will play their last-ever show at Madison Square Garden in New York City, with support from the B52s.
The band will perform the gig on August 7, with all proceeds from the show going to New York public television stations Thirteen/WNET and WLIW21.
In order to secure tickets to the event, fans can make donations to the stations from June 14, when the stations will air a Police special. The price of the tickets, which will be sold in pairs, will range from $150 to $5,000. The latter is a package deal that includes admission to the sound check.
Members of The Police fanclub will have the opportunity to buy tickets from Monday (June 9)
The band announced the show a month ago on May 6, when they donated $1 million to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's programme that will see one million trees planted in the city by 2017. The city matched the band's contribution.
--By our New York staff.
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Jun 29, 2008 at Hyde Park, London -
More The Police tickets
The band will perform the gig on August 7, with all proceeds from the show going to New York public television stations Thirteen/WNET and WLIW21.
In order to secure tickets to the event, fans can make donations to the stations from June 14, when the stations will air a Police special. The price of the tickets, which will be sold in pairs, will range from $150 to $5,000. The latter is a package deal that includes admission to the sound check.
Members of The Police fanclub will have the opportunity to buy tickets from Monday (June 9)
The band announced the show a month ago on May 6, when they donated $1 million to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's programme that will see one million trees planted in the city by 2017. The city matched the band's contribution.
--By our New York staff.
Find out more about NME.
Jun 29, 2008 at Hyde Park, London -
More The Police tickets
Tuesday, 3 June 2008
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
My Chemical Romance march 'aiming for 1,000 protestors'
My Chemical Romance fans' march against The Daily Mail next weekend (May 31) could attract up to a thousand protestors, says the organisers.
As previously reported, fans of the band are set to march in London to protest against press misrepresentation of their heroes, especially in The Daily Mail.
Smith, who only began to organise the march last Friday (May 16), told NME.COM: "At my last check there were 426 entries on the list, but I'm expecting to have at least 500 by tomorrow evening (May 24). [The police] are asking for numbers and I'm thinking maybe I should say a thousand."
Explaining that the march is "100% for My Chemical Romance" rather than emo music in general, Smith said: "The [Daily Mail's] words 'suicide cult' really stand out for me, because it's just so far from the truth. As a fanbase it's such an insult 'cause we fight so hard and so many of us suffer from depression, and we fight everyday to ward it off.
"The way [many teenagers are] fighting it is with My Chemical Romance's help and it's just such an insult to tell us that the last thing we have to hold on to and the last thing that's keeping us alive is killing us, because it's not."
Smith directly attacked the Daily Mail's suggestion that the emo group promotes suicide and self-harm, saying: "My Chemical Romance is my whole life and I take it very seriously, but at the same time the message that we're taking seriously isn't about death and how you should die and killing yourself and all that, it's about how you should love life and experience every moment that you can."
The march, set to begin at Hyde Park's West Pond in central London, takes place on the afternoon of May 31.
As previously reported, fans of the band are set to march in London to protest against press misrepresentation of their heroes, especially in The Daily Mail.
Smith, who only began to organise the march last Friday (May 16), told NME.COM: "At my last check there were 426 entries on the list, but I'm expecting to have at least 500 by tomorrow evening (May 24). [The police] are asking for numbers and I'm thinking maybe I should say a thousand."
Explaining that the march is "100% for My Chemical Romance" rather than emo music in general, Smith said: "The [Daily Mail's] words 'suicide cult' really stand out for me, because it's just so far from the truth. As a fanbase it's such an insult 'cause we fight so hard and so many of us suffer from depression, and we fight everyday to ward it off.
"The way [many teenagers are] fighting it is with My Chemical Romance's help and it's just such an insult to tell us that the last thing we have to hold on to and the last thing that's keeping us alive is killing us, because it's not."
Smith directly attacked the Daily Mail's suggestion that the emo group promotes suicide and self-harm, saying: "My Chemical Romance is my whole life and I take it very seriously, but at the same time the message that we're taking seriously isn't about death and how you should die and killing yourself and all that, it's about how you should love life and experience every moment that you can."
The march, set to begin at Hyde Park's West Pond in central London, takes place on the afternoon of May 31.
Tuesday, 6 May 2008
Winehouse quizzed by police over drug claim
Winehouse quizzed by police over drug claim
Singer Amy Winehouse has been questioned in connection with a video which allegedly showed her smoke crack cocaine, a police source said on Wednesday.
A Scotland Cubic yard spokesman said officers interviewed the 24-year-old in connection with an allegement of unlawful possession of a controlled drug.
He said she was not arrested, but was interviewed under circumspection and inquiries were continuing.
Final stage month footage obtained by the Sun newspaper appeared to show up Winehouse inhaling exhaust from a crack organ pipe.
The disturbing images were said to have been filmed during a party at Winehouse's Jack London home.
The isaac Bashevis Singer is now in rehab, admitting herself to the clinic in north Greater London on 24 Jan years later on the picture appeared.
On 4 February the isaac M. Singer took a break from her intervention to apply for a US visa so she could go to the Grammys in Los Angeles on 10 Feb, where she is nominated for sextet awards.
The application work on testament not be simple due to her drugs phonograph record. Last October she was arrested and fined in Noreg for possession of marijuana.
Friday, 2 May 2008
Mariah Carey Explains Marriage Breakdown
Mariah Carey Explains Marriage Breakdown
Mariah Carey has discussed her man and wife crack-up early in her career in an interview with Oprah Winfrey, also disclosure what it feels like to break Zen Presley's career-record of achieving 18 number 1 songs.Carey, wHO is about to release her newly album, 'E=MC2' - signification 'Emancipation equals Mariah Carey to the power of 2' - reveals wherefore her marriage to record company chief Tommy Mottola ended in the video below. Pic good manners of Def Jam.
Leona Lewis conquers US charts
Leona Lewis conquers US charts
London (Ani): English singer Leona John Llewelly Lewis was able to attain an important goal in her life on Apr 16, when she made it to the number 1 spotlight on the US Billboard 200 chart with her debut album. Her debut album 'Spirit' is said to have sold more than 200,000 copies, when it was released in North US in April 08 and it debuted at number 1. "The past tense few weeks take matte like a dream," the Sun quoted Leona as locution. "I didn't cerebrate things could let bettor after organism No1 in the UK. I'm just so thankful," she added. Leona's bingle 'Bleeding Love' will be connection the album at the summit and her wise man Marvin Neil Simon Cowell has had nix just praise for her."What Leona has achieved is incredible. This is the hardest grocery store to crack," he said. "For her debut album to be No1 is unbelievable," he added.
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