Showing posts with label Stereophonics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stereophonics. Show all posts

Friday, 15 March 2013

Weekend Candy: Songs For The Whole Week (15/3/2013)


This week was full of great music and a few interesting releases including David Bowie's album after over a 
decade. Since every media channel is dealing with The Next Day, I tried to find other tunes from new records and combine them together with some older songs. So on this weekend candy you can find Morrissey, M83, Jesse Quin, Suuns, Beatrice Eli, Olof Arnalds, Morcheeba, Daughter, GEMS, 
Glass Candy, Stereophonics, Foals, Nick Cave and Tom Waits, enjoy

Morrissey - Every Day Is Like Sun Taken From Viva Hate, 1988
25th Anniversary
 
 M83 - Starwaves Taken From Forthcoming Obvilion Soundtrack, 2013
 
Jesse Quin - Another Year 
 Suuns - Holocene City Taken From Images Du Futur, 2013
 
Beatrice Eli - Violent Silence Taken From Forthcoming EP It's Over, 2013
Olof Arnalds - German Fields Taken From Sudden Elevation, 2013
 
Morcheeba - Blindfold Taken From Big Calm, 1998
15th Anniversary
Daughter - Still Taken From Forthcoming If You Leave, 2013
GEMS - Pegasus
 
Glass Candy - The Possessed Taken From Forthcoming Body Work, 2013
 
Foals - Late Night Taken From Holy Fire, 2013
 
Stereophonics - Violins And Tambourines Taken From Graffiti On The Train, 2013
 
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - Higgs Boson Blues Taken From Push The Sky Away, 2013
Tom Waits - I Hope I Don't Fall In Love With You Taken From Closing Time, 1973
40th Anniversary

Saturday, 9 March 2013

Stereophonics


Stereophonics are a four piece Rock band from Wales, which released their eight studio album called Graffiti On The Train on 4th of March, 2013. The band currently comprises of Kelly Jones (Guitar and leading vocals), Richard Jones (Bass and backing vocals), Adam Zindani (Guitar and vocals) and touring members Stuart Cable (Drums) and Tony Kirkham (Keyboards). I haven't heard full album of this band since Live From Dakota (2006), so I didn't know what to expect ,but after listening to the album twice, I realized that I missed them for to many years. The melodies are well produced, the lyrics even better and you cannot ignore the fact that they're playing so much time together, that it sounds great. As usual, I've chosen three songs from Graffiti On The Train and two tracks from earlier releases just to help you remember how good they are....

Graffiti On The Train (Taken From Graffiti On The Train, 2013)
Mr. Writer (Taken From Just Enough Education To Perform, 2001)

Violins And Tambourines (Taken From Graffiti On The Train, 2013)

Maybe Tomorrow (Taken From You Gotta Go There To Come Back, 2003)
 
Indian Summer (Taken From Graffiti On The Train, 2013)