Bonobo uses a wide variety of samples in his music combined with heavy, often complex basslines. His music generally develops linearly - with new elements such as basslines or percussion coming in one after the other.
Ef
posted by MrMacca
EF is a five-piece band from Gothenburg, Sweden. It all started in May 2003, and soon they stood in a small basement and created quite heavy music. It didn’t take long for them to find that melodies, emotions and explosions were more interesting. Hello Scotland (Epic tune that builds into...
Dallas Green (City a...
posted by MrMacca
Dallas Green is a Juno Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter and musician, known for his work as the guitarist, vocalist and songwriter for the post-hardcore band Alexisonfire and his folk songs, released under the alias of City and Colour. Simple music created mainly with a Guitar. Very...
30th Of May – ...
posted by MrMacca
It May Never End – The Saddest Story Ever Told JFX – All Things New This piece of music was created by my mate Nat aka JFX Broken Social Scene – Lover’s Spit Auroura Borealis – Tristeza Club 8 – She lives The...
Mogwai – Mogwa...
posted by MrMacca
Mogwai performs an excellent version of 'Mogwai Fears Satan' a powerful song that builds itself up and then when it explodes, you know it.
Kronos Quartet
posted by MrMacca
Kronos Quartet – Lux Aeterna (Live 2008) Kronos Quartet (Clint Mansell – The Fountain) Live Madrid Kronos Quartet – Gloomy Sunday From WikiPedia: “Gloomy Sunday” is a song composed by Hungarian pianist and composer Rezs? Seress in 1933 to a Hungarian poem...
Ólafur Arnalds
posted by MrMacca
Ólafur Arnalds was born in 1987 and he is a multi-instrumentalist and producer from Iceland. I first heard the music of his whilst I was researching into a technique that created an effect based upon the music being played. I was hoping to use the effect whenever I uploaded a song to...
Songs of the Day
posted by MrMacca
Going to try and list any songs I come across that I enjoy listening to within the section of ‘Songs Of the Day’. Here’s a few to get me started : Olafur Arnalds – Undan Hulu The Foals – Spanish Sahara UNKLE – In a State My Brightest Diamond –...
Justin Vernon AKA Bo...
posted by MrMacca
The album ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’ by Bon Iver is my favourite album to listen to at the moment. It’s a nice album to put on and either listen to, or just have a sing along with. Many of you might have heard the song ‘Flume’ as it was featured on the TV show...
90′s House for...
posted by MrMacca
Here’s a collection of some old school House music that makes for perfect listening this Summer. Lot’s of female vocals mixed with funky bass topped off with either a soothing melody or a hands in the air euphoric feel. If you’re reading this website with laptop on your...
Faithless – If...
posted by MrMacca
Recently uploaded the following Video to Youtube, so thought I may as well link to it on here...
Classical Music
posted by MrMacca
Here’s a collection of Classical pieces of music that I feel everyone should have listened to once in their life. Some of it you will already know as they are quite mainstream, however I still feel you will appreciate listening to them again. Orchestra If you use SPOTIFY.com, I...
Explosions In The Sk...
posted by MrMacca
Official Website - http://www.explosionsinthesky.com/ Myspace – http://www.myspace.com/explosionsinthesky Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explosions_in_the_Sky Explosions in the sky are a delight to listen to. The emotions that their music contains is exactly like that of...
Garden State (2004)
posted by MrMacca
It’s been a few years since I last saw this film, but recently in a conversation with Adam he mentioned it and it reminded me of the music it contains. Some of it I had heard before with the likes of Coldplay, Zero 7. There were also songs I had heard from watching...
The Fountain (2006)
posted by MrMacca
The Fountain is a movie by Darren Aronofsky and stars Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz and is one of my favourite movies of all time, definately in my top 10 list. If you haven’t seen or heard of this film, then I highly recommend anyone and everyone to rent out or buy this DVD. It will...