Horacio Castellanos Moya merece el honroso título de Jim Thompson de lo 'negroide' hispano.  Leer

Disclaimer: I dig The Cult .  From way back to "Moya" and "Fatman" from the Southern Death Cult days, I've had an odd fascination with The Cult and Ian Astbury in particular, with his adopted shamanistic persona and incredibly distinct vocal tone.  I've followed them through the Death Cult days, through The Cult glory days, all the way through the Holy Barbarians and Astbury's solo stuff, and back again to The Cult .  I have all the albums, the singles, the 12"'s, test pressings, picture discs.  Yeah, I'm kinda a groupie.  Can't say that I've ...

21-year old Brighton-based singer *Moya* releases her new single *‘Lost & Found’ *on June 18, the title track from her upcoming debut album, out July 2nd on Four To One Records. “I didn't want to be labelled as a typical pop artist,” explains Moya on the single choice. “Obviously pop is kind of...

Requested by flowers • Compiled by JMot Music for staring at holy mountains in southern India. 01. Grizzly Bear - “Southern Point” (Vectamist) 02. Deaf Center - “White Lake” (Pale Ravine) 03. Boards Of Canada - “You Could Feel The Sky” (Geogaddi) 04. Lone - “Sharpest View Of The Sun” (Cluster Dreams) 05. Colleen - “Floating In The Clearest Night” (The Golden Morning Breaks) 06. Jaco Pastorius- “Portrait Of Tracy” (Jaco) 07. GSY!BE - “Moya” (Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada) 08. Rachels - “Anytime Soon” (Systems/Layers) 09. Clint Mansell - “Death Is The Road To Awe” (The Fountain OST) 10. Lightning Bolt - “Dracula Mountain” (Wonderful Rainbow)

bandy \BAN-dee\, verb: 1. To pass from one to another or back and forth; give and take. 2. To throw or strike to and fro or from side to side, as a ball in tennis. 3. To circulate freely. adjective: 1. (Of legs) having a bend or crook outward; bowed. noun: 1. An early form of tennis. 2. Chiefly British. (Formerly) hockey or shinny. 3. Obsolete. A hockey or shinny stick. Though the origin of bandy is uncertain, it came into common usage in French during the rise of tennis in the 1500s, as in to bandy the ball. malapoopism ...

Do you remember that debate over whether Leona Lewis should be allowed to cover Nine Inch Nails’ Hurt, despite 75% of the people complaining having only heard the Johnny Cash cover? Well, into the aftermath of this comes Moya, whose new release is an acoustic EP with two cover versions on it. The one we’ve heard, and have for you below, is a version of Primal Scream’s ‘I’m Losing More Than I’ll Ever Have’. So what’s she done? The video is just her and someone playing piano, and she gives a creditable performance with a ...

Cuando da como resultado, después de un primer acercamiento a la música de un nuevo grupo, el movimiento de tu pie al ritmo de su beat, es cuando te das cuenta que es buena. Desde Maputo, Mozambique, nos llega a través de Danger Hill, sello español, Moya Kalongo. Mezcla de ritmos africanos, con un poco [...]

Celtic Skies is a collection of popular Irish and Scottish traditional songs recorded in a new, contemporary style. The album features various established Celtic artists such as Andrea Corr , Damien Dempsey and Moya Brennan , together with young up and coming artists who all bring their...

Hot on the heels of her acclaimed debut single Telling Tales, 20-year old Brighton-based *Moya* is back with her Acoustic EP, featuring her version of the Primal Scream classic, I’m Losing More Than I’ll Ever Have. When it came to picking the lead cover song, Moya was torn between this and one...

Faintly, Lowlands & Moya @ The Tractor Tavern | 01/18 | 7:30pm | $6 (Get Tickets) | 21+ Indy band and Wisconsin transplants Faintly have gone through a lot of changes in the last few years, both geographically and with the lineup of the band, but the stars have finally aligned and the band have [...]

LET IT SNOW Please let it snow, then maybe I wont have to go into work... and the mega sweet Moya is backing me up on this one!  But until it does we recommend that you listen to this little cute acoustic cover.  To check out more about Moya click  HERE , its full of general music goodness. Moya - Let It Snow by Moya Music

A Christmas gift for you. Download here and share to your hearts content (Click on the arrow pointing down next to the heart). And visit www.moyamusic.com (http://www.moyamusic.com/) for regular information.... Moya's debut Telling Tales EP is available to buy now at all good download...

Die Indie-Rocker Baby Universal werden am 14. Oktober ein Live-Album veröffentlichen. Passend zum Release hat die Band aus Halle auch einen Rutsch neuer Tourtermine bekannt gegeben. Der neue Langspieler ist ein Dankeschön an die Fans und enthält insgesamt zwölf Songs, die während der beiden Abschlusskonzerte ihrer letztjährigen Tour mitgeschnitten wurden. Das Cover und mehr Infos dazu gibt es »hier . Wer bisher noch nicht in den Genuss eines Live-Konzertes kam, der sollte sich die anstehenden Termine vormerken: Baby Universal – Live 2011: 11.10. Berlin - Bassy Club (Record Release) 14.10. Halle Saale - Steintor-Variete (Record Release) 28.10. Cottbus - Bebel 29.10 ...

Day 1 review here Photography by Valerio Berdini Day two of ATP 's I'll Be Your Mirror (continuing the Velvet Underground naming, IBYM being the b-side to the All Tomorrow's Parties single) saw (again) beautiful sunshine and a bright and early jaunt up the curving Alexandra Palace hill for what promised to be an intense, beautiful way to begin the day. Scheduled for a lunchtime start, Godspeed You! Black Emperor would play the longest set of the weekend at a full 2 hours, and it really would set the tone for the day. Whereas Saturday's bill had ...

Just as life itself would be substantially enhanced were we all living in an endless ATP, Sunday lunchtime too is irrevocably enriched by a Godspeed You! Black Emperor show, especially one that today crams a lifetime's worth of emotivity into just shy of two utterly exhausting hours. Just as your average grease-dosed chip shop fayre encompasses ruddy saveloys and indiscriminate gristle battered and bruised, GY!BE utilise every hallmark of the post-rock genre to its enervating, yet equally thrilling full, emotion-shocked potential as trumpets blare, grief-stricken strings ring out over a sense of growing panic, and dual bass guitars ...