Tag: Music

Music

Interview : Falk-Hagen Bernshausen

Anthrax, Kiss, Gojira, Metallica, Falk-Hagen Bernhausen 's photographed them all. So why has he turned to prizefighters and Biker clubs. Trebuchet asks....

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Benoit Pioulard : Hymnal

Mechanisms for the reordering of memory and forward living. Benoit Pioulard : Hymnal. Released 4th March on Kranky ...

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No Score Draw : How Movie Music Fails Us

Stringwash and atmospherics? If you notice a film's soundtrack that means it's failed? Not in SWP's opinion. The art of the film score, revisited....

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Loitered Lens : Willy Moon

ic in the mouth, Willy Moon channels some of that Lux Interior voodoo at XOYO. ...

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Reel Iraq Festival

Reel Festivals focus on Iraq as the theme and subject for their March event, on the tenth anniversary of the UK & US military invasion of the country....

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Loitered Lens : UFO

Loitered Lens captures the action at UFO's gig at the O2, Oxford. Photography from Trebuchet Magazine...

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Counterpoint : Reich Bach at Ya!

The truth of music in 2013 is that we don't really need a masterpiece right now. We need a higher grade of ordinary....

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Early music lessons boost brain development

Montreal researchers find that music lessons before age 7 create stronger connections in the brain...

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The Best Form of Defence : Most Offensive Songs

In a twisted celebration of the offensively smug Valentine's Day message, Trebuchet rounded up some contributors for an overview of musical offensiveness....

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Gove : Music Reacts

The Henley report outlined serious concerns about the implications of losing creative arts and music studies as recognised subjects within the English Baccalaureate qualification. ...

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Nick Cave / MBV at Primavera Sound

Optimus Primavera Sound reveals the line up of its second edition that will take place from the 30th May to the 1st June in the Parque da Ciudade in Porto....

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Tav Falco : Live in London

Tav Falco releases Live in London, a vinyl-only recording, on Stag-O-Lee records...

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Grouper : Album Release/UK Dates

Today marks the release date of The Man Who Died In His Boat by Grouper, released on CD & LP on Kranky – an album of unreleased songs recorded alongside Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill. Two...

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I have not gone out of my way to mythologise myself, but… Michael Finnissy

dropcap style=”font-size:100px;color:#992211;”S/dropcapince the late 60’s Michael Finnissy has been composing classical work that challenges, shakes and agitates the listener from...

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Janet LaBelle : New Jersey, Pizza and Punk Pop

'it could take years…or even a lifetime to write anything you think is ever any good'...

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Rebekka Karijord : Interview

I do feel like I want to be political but I’m not a super rhetorical political person but I do believe that music can be political, not in the sense that I want to sit down and write a song about a...

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Evolution of a Classic [Folk Music]

The sipsi is a small reedpipe, played using circular breathing, with a wild and thrilling sound. I was immediately captivated by the lumpy nine-time rhythms and mind-boggling technique....

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One Last List: Staff Picks for 2012

One final list of 2012's highlights. Best events, albums and gigs of the year, as picked by Trebuchet staffers...

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In Defence of Music

I am here in defence of music. Of music music---not social music sites, not music apps, not the ability to stream, or the ability to store songs in the cloud. I am here to extol the delicious,...

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David Cronenberg’s Wife: Don’t Wait to be Hunted to Hide

Challenging and chillingly memorable rather than enjoyable; giving a glimpse into the lives of people we either pretend don’t exist or hysterically vilify. It personalises the men who exist in the...

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Scott Kelly, Live

Bringing some much-needed light to London's Black Heart next week, Kelly will play songs from both of his most recent albums: Songs of Townes Van Zandt and The Forgiven Ghost in Me....

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Dancing Swedish Girls are Happier

Young girls can dance their way to better mental health. Symptoms like depression, stress, fatigue, and headaches are alleviated with regular dancing....

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Sam Willis Remixed by Can member [Listen]

Sam Willis follows up his Winterval album with a remix of 'Hello Wendy' by Drums Off Chaos - a percussion project featuring Can's Jaki Liebezeit and drummer Jens Uwe Beyer....

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Gary Numan UK Tour Dates

These concerts will feature brand new songs from the forthcoming 'SPLINTER’ album (due in 2013), plus new versions of tracks from 2011's ‘DEAD SON RISING’ album, which are currently being worked...

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Loitered Lens: Jim Jones Revue

A raucous night of leather-larynxed rock 'n' roll played to a crowd packed with music writers only too delighted to be blown away by a power act deserving of its hype. Jim Jones Revue....

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RIP: Mitch Lucker 1984-2012

RIP: Mitch Lucker 1984-2012 - Trebuchet remembers...

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Timbre! Another Sense Falls to the Machines

Timbre is a hard-to-quantify concept loosely defined as everything in music that isn't duration, loudness or pitch. Now machines can detect it....

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Panic Room: On Songwriting

dropcap style=”font-size:100px; color:#992211;”S/dropcapwansea’s Panic Room are one of British rock’s best-kept secrets. Over the past few years they’ve built up a loyal...

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Trouble at t’Mill: Radio 2 Axe Mike Harding

Folk. An English lower middle-class museum music. Ouch....

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Loitered Lens: Rival Sons, Electric Ballroom

Rival Sons, live at Camden's Electric Ballroom, photographs. No wrongness....

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