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- 1 tracks (1:12:59)Please click on arrows to the right of individual song names to read more information about each track.<br><br>For more information on any work or for any enquiries, please contact:<br><br>email: jmurray0709((at))gmailDOTcom<br>telephone: zerosevenfivefoureightonefivefivezerotwofour
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Tweets
- RT @Tim_Burgess: Wow! Not sure even Nathan Barley would have thought that the Vice 'fashion shoot' recreating suicides of famous women was …
- I can't think of anything more annoying than having a song that's yet to be recorded stuck in my head… Can't. Press. Play.
- RT @adhocfm: Watch The Dead C's first ever music video (via @TheWireMagazine) http://t.co/NcdAFCCnGV
- @Chris_Brumby maaa maaaaan. ma maaan.
- @hmcwaters Old people! Old people everywhere! You must be up to your fucking eyeballs in crumpets. #conservativestreetrave
- @Berneau_Berns @echoesanddust I tend to be early just because I get so edgy right before leaving for somewhere. Esp. w/ big public transport
- @echoesanddust I have that exact same problem, except when meeting you, when I am for some reason always late. It's terrible.
- RT @_inviolet: I wrote a piece for Echoes And Dust on what has become a very important record to me during the course of... http://t.co/96v…
- RT @SVDD76: Echoes of the Past 13 | The Knife, Planningtorock + Mt. Sims – Tomorrow, in a Year by @jakemurray_ http://t.co/mizujxhIdK @echo…
- @fionchadd @kevinscott01 Ah OK. Seen it now. Most certainly a rubbish, half-assed "apology".
- @fionchadd @kevinscott01 Of course it's not. Apologies are not controversial.
- @fionchadd @kevinscott01 There is also some truly naff comparisons though, such as Reddit which has been generalised very aggressively.
- @mattstevensloop With the birds I don't look back in anger.
- @fionchadd @kevinscott01 This is definitely good.
- @mattstevensloop By the way, I tried to say you're my wonderwall. #redhotoasispeppers
- @Bird_Official You and @merrrrrrr should form a knitting circle. She's been going through the same thing hahahaha
- @killthedramaken And a crash in 5, 4, 3, 2….
- RT @fionchadd: When people who speak out against unacceptable journalistic practises are told they're making things worse, something is des…
- @fionchadd Yeah, fuck 'em. The magazine has been getting worse for ages anyway. I rarely pick it up these days.
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Albums
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DownloadDownload also includes an art pdf of lyrics and album covers. We're All Dying, Say Sylvia is taken from the debut album 'Opal' coming July 8th on Cognitive Dissonance. Track #2 is an exclusive B-Side for this single release and Track #3 remix courtesy of In A Sleeping Mood: inasleepingmood.com These tracks are released under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial Share Alike licence and you are greatly encouraged to share this music with your friends & family. Remixes, redistribution and placement of this content is permitted based only on the referral and accreditation of its creators: http://inviolet.co.uk http://cogdiss.com - 6 tracks
BuyThis collection was written and recorded over the summer of 2011 in London, UK. As previously, the songs feature Tuomas Hakkarainen on drums and was mastered by Kolski for added tape-goodness. Like always, this music is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike licence [2011] and you are greatly encouraged to share this with your friends and family! Thankyou for your interest and continued support, we hope you enjoy the ep very much. Fore more information visit inviolet.muxtape.com or contact invioletmusic@gmail.com - 6 tracks
BuyThe songs from this first release were recorded over time in a basement in London, with additional drums recorded by Tuomas Hakkarainen in Helsinki. Finally, the music was mastered during a long overnight session with Kolski in a church in Basingstoke to great result. This music has been licensed under Creative Commons and you are encouraged to share the music with your friends and family! For more information and general enquiries, please contact: invioletmusic@gmail.com
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Albums
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DownloadThis is a compilation of individual recordings released over 2009/10. Each track should be considered a stand-alone release, hence the individual artwork.
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Posts
- Jun 17, 13
All in all, 'Weapon' is a welcome return with some powerful and gripping moments. Not always as tense and direct on the mark of the subject matter, but never dull and always engaging. By Jake Murray
- Jun 13, 13
Date Palms revolves around the core duo of Gregg Kowalsky (keyboards, electronics) and Marielle Jakobsons (violin, flute, electronics). They employ traditional rock instrumentation to create music informed by Indian classical music, country, minimalism, and spiritual jazz, arriving at a style that is wholly their own. They have just released their third album, The Dusted Sessions, so we sent Jake Murray to find out more.
- May 25, 13
A Quiet Darkness is a truly pleasant listen for those who enjoy the likes of Efterklang or Múm; soft, thoughtful, deep music carrying an underlying message that you do or do not have to tune in to. By Jake Murray
- May 18, 13
The hypnotic waves of sound flow into every crack and crevice, into the pores of the listener's skin and vibrate the walls with resonance. Date Palms are not the only group in the world to have taken the stamp of the desert and put it into their music; Grails and Six Organs of Admittance have also done it (and done it well) but never quite to this extent. By Jake Murray
- May 09, 13
Having caught our attention a couple of years ago with their first two EPs, in violet have returned with an incredible new album in the pipeline. Ahead of the release of the first single from the record tomorrow (10th May) we talked to main man Jake Murray. By Dan Salter
- Apr 23, 13
The debut EP from Liverpool's Wired To Follow leaves Jake Murray begging for more.
- Apr 22, 13
The Wristbreaker e.p. is really a case of 2 out of 3 are very, very good and the third ain’t (particularly) bad, just not as good. By Geoff Topley
- Apr 08, 13
Kranky have long ruled as the primary designators of space in sound. For what seems like a millennia the label has delivered some of the finest performers of the long and weird from Stars of The Lid, to Lichens, Windy & Carl, Atlas Sound and many many more. To continue the list would be like writing the lineup for arguably the greatest night on valium the world has ever known. Today, Kranky continue their mission at the helm of their misty ship to bring the world the greatest in fuzz and fog - which brings us nicely to Implodes's second album, Recurring Dream. By Jake Murray
- Apr 02, 13
New Heavy Sounds has done it once again by doing what a good label should: they've found an emerging talent and used themselves and their already fine roster as a platform for showcasing the world another rabble of riffmonsters with a huge amount of potential. - By Jake Murray.
