Showing posts with label london roundhouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label london roundhouse. Show all posts
Friday, 11 November 2011
Erasure to release Tomorrow's World Live CD
I went to see Erasure live at the Reading Hexagon last week and as you'd expect, the show was full of all the synth-pop goodies and delightful, theatrical staging you'd expect from the duo.
Want to relive the live experience all over again? Well, you're in luck, Erasure are releasing a CD of the London Roundhouse show with the following tracklisting:
Sono Luminus / Always / When I Start To (Break It All Down) / Blue Savannah / Fill Us With Fire / Breath of Life / Drama / Be With You / Ship of Fools / Chorus / Breathe / Victim of Love / Alien / Love To Hate You / I Lose Myself / A Whole Lotta Love Run Riot / Chains of Love / Sometimes / A Little Respect / Oh L'Amour / Stop
While we're on the topic of Erasure, we're absolutely loving their new single Be With You at the moment, especially the shiny New Order-esque Starshapes remix.
Be With You is released on the 21st November.
Labels:
be with you single release,
cd tracklisting,
cover art,
erasure,
live cd,
london roundhouse,
reading hexagon,
starshapes remix,
tomorrows world
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
The Pierces - It Will Not Be Forgotten
Songs about love prevailing in the face of adversity are as old as the hills. But to gild those emotions of determination and passion defying hardship with real beauty; well, it takes a band like The Pierces to do that.
As the fourth single from The Pierces' breathtakingly good album You & I, It Will Not Be Forgotten stands as another link in the chain of consistency that has made this record such a joy to experience.
'Baby where'd you go, did you sail away over some distant ocean' sing the girls in the track's enchanting chorus - if ever music could take on the form of pure, untapped magic, then this is surely the sound of it. There's something in The Pierces' divine Abba-esque harmonies that helps transcend their songs to another level of prettiness.
It Will Not Be Forgotten positively sparkles with charm - its lush, layered production coming as sheen of comfort to senses worn rough by the ardour of everyday life. This is a song of tranquility and peace, a ballad to stand up there with the very best.
With You & I debuting straight at No. 4 in the UK albums chart, it's reassuring to see the general public finally taking to The Pierces - It's been a long journey for them, You & I being the fourth LP in a career that stretches all the way back to 2000.
Fitting then that July will see them opening for Coldplay at London's Roundhouse as part of the iTunes festival. It was Coldplay's Guy Berryman after all that put his stamp to You & I; many of the tracks being recorded in the Coldplay studio too.
It Will Not Be Forgotten is released on the 8th August.
Labels:
coldplay,
it will not be forgotten,
london roundhouse,
review,
single release,
supporting itunes festival,
the pierces,
you and i album
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