Sunday evening, spicy music to get rock the cold rain at YYT

“Once upon a time there was a quiet little town, right by the river. It`s where it all began… Maximum Liver Explosion as the Big Bang he blew himself straight up to the Rock`n`Roll sky and there it was like written in stone: MOSES HAZY, a six-headed dog, that rips you off that fetal position [...]

“Illicit Intercepts” The Rogue Transmission’s seed.

“Illicit Intercepts” is the first album of The Rogue Transmission produced by Albert Yu and Dan Shapiro on the side. The five songs of the EP are well built and charged to let you wanting to here more soon. The album bets successfully on simplicity and honesty, passion for rock. This is a great thing about this band, their music is a perfect reflect of these characteristics and it’s also the statement of “Illicit Intercepts”.

B6 Post Haze

B6’s new album ‘Post Haze’ is certainly aptly named. It’s an excursion into a glitch happy musical spectrum filled with some fantastic audio programming that will certainly keep any fan of the genre happy. Now if you are reading this review, then I will take it for read that you are an electronic fan (if not, then I’ll save you the time and advise that you move onto the next review) and for sonic range B6 certainly gets top marks. He has a great ear for dynamics often showcasing beats that make great use of the stereo field with sound stabs that are often awash with effects that don’t come as presets.

B6 + Antidote + “Post Haze”

Lou Nanli, 樓南立, is B6: musician, producer, graphic designer; an artist, in summary. His newest album, Post Haze, will be released tonight at The Shelter.
Post Haze was also produced by B6, except for one track: “Red Sky”, a remix of a track by Shanghai duo John & Kaka. Post Haze is being released under [...]

Alec Haavik Interview Part 2!

After we completed part one of the interview (several months ago. You know how I roll) Alec suggested we do a follow-up as he had more to offer on some of the topics we had gotten into during part one before I realized that my minidisc recorder was busted. So here it is, a mere two weeks after promised. I’m getting better and better at this! It’s kind of long but, ducklings, you are not some short-attention-spanned MTV brats, no, you are the most sophisticated music lovers in the WORLD! Enjoy.

LYBZ: So you said you have some more ideas you are burning with desire to share, about the DVD markets, etc.?
AH: I’ve been thinking about the ingredients that make up a jazz scene, and some pretty amazing particulars in the case of Shanghai’s: one is the vacuum of western music that was here before, before western jazz players started coming. There’s a feeling of

AC/DC is Back, long life to Rock ‘n’ Roll!

I am head-banging of happiness. Rock is back in my life …finally! Not that ever left, but I was missing a bit of rough stubborn loud guitars and rough yelling voices in my every day life and now to double the joy, I just got the last new released album of AC/DC. Yeah!
Black Ice is actually a very red and hot come back of one of the greatest bands of Rock ‘n’ Roll; this album sounds as a confirmation, for Rock is the DNA of these five guys and they are full committed with their sound and their style, which by the way, is the most solid and coolest ever; it is pure dirty Rock ‘n’ Roll.