Colourmusic-F Monday Orange February Venus Lunatic 1 Or 13-(Promo)-2008-VAG
ARTIST: Colourmusic
TITLE: f, monday, orange, february, venus, lunatic, 1 or 13
LABEL: Worlds Fair
GENRE: Indie
GRABBER: EAC (Secure Mode)
ENCODER: LAME 3.97 / -V2 --vbr-new
QUALITY: 209 Kbps Avg / 44.1 KHz / Joint Stereo
PLAYTIME: 0h 39min 24sec total
SIZE: 59.11MB
RELEASE DATE: 2008-09-09
RIP DATE: 2008-10-10
Track List:
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01. Motherfather 2:35
02. Put In A Little Gas 4:02
03. The Gospel Song 2:57
04. Spring Song 2:53
05. Circles 3:10
06. Someday Speaks Loudly 3:06
07. Yes! 3:47
08. Rock & Roll Polar Bear 2:09
09. You Can Call Me By My Name 2:43
10. Fall Song 3:27
11. Winter Song 2:15
12. Try 3:26
13. Moolah 2:54
Release Notes:
When the founders of Colourmusic, British Nick Turner (then an exchange
student) and Okie Ryan Hendrix, first met each other at Oklahoma State
University in 1998, they agreed they didnt much care for the music the other
was then making. However, bored out of their minds, they decided they could
still try to write music together as long as it had nothing to do with what
they had been doing previously.
Basing their work on Newtons color theories, they called themselves
Colourmusic, using the British spelling to make Nick feel better about living
in Oklahoma. The remaining three members, Nicholas Ley, Colin Fleishacker and
Cry Suter, all Okies, eventually joined on, but Colourmusic didnt fully
coalesce until 2002, when they wrote Yes!, a rollicking, energetic song
that oscillates between driving 4/4 beats and tribal-influenced rhythms. Its
a piece that Ryan calls the best workout song ever, and it struck some
label interest, but its much more than that, showcasing the quintets
messily refined indie rock, their ability to write from a group perspective
and their innovative, yet catchy, melodies that work their way into your head
without you even knowing it.
This is all on display at Colourmusics wildly inventive shows, and its
while performing that the bands vivid personalities come through. In the
past theyve been known to have their hair and clothes cut off, allow
themselves to be painted, employ a motivational speaker, theatrically kill
off and then resuscitate British Nick, and, the backwards Okies most of them
are, try to hypnotize their audiences into sleeping with them.There was even
a year, the Roy Period, in which all five members of Colourmusic pretended
to be the same person, a Mr. Roy Biv, going as far as wearing similar
clothes, growing similar beards, and trying to date the same girl, a venture
which, to say the least, didnt end well.
Most recently, as the supporting act for British Sea Powers Do You Like Rock
Music? tour, Colourmusic painted their equipment and dressed themselves in
white, the only colour on-stage coming in the form of huge wheels. The set
won them accolades across the board, including from a Village Voice critic
who proclaimed the crowd at their 2008 SXSW show more into their music
which their manager Scott Booker sees as a cross between Os Mutantes, the Who
and Queen than with any band I had seenin Austin, including Lou Reed.
The lack of pigment in Colourmusics outfits is clearly the only muted thing
about them. The bands songs have been played on over 160 college radio
stations and have been licensed to the MTV Network for use on several
programs. In 2007 they appeared on the SXSW segment of The Tonight Show
guest-hosted by Wayne Coyne and were also declared one of the festivals top
10 bands by TeenVogue. Having already shared the stage with BSP, Silversun
Pickups, Nada Surf, and the Postmarks, among others, Colourmusic are ready to
conquer the world with their full-length debut, f, monday, orange, february,
venus, lunatic, 1 or 13, which will be released September 9, 2008.
www.myspace.com/colourmusic
www.colourmusic.net/
ARTIST: Colourmusic
TITLE: f, monday, orange, february, venus, lunatic, 1 or 13
LABEL: Worlds Fair
GENRE: Indie
GRABBER: EAC (Secure Mode)
ENCODER: LAME 3.97 / -V2 --vbr-new
QUALITY: 209 Kbps Avg / 44.1 KHz / Joint Stereo
PLAYTIME: 0h 39min 24sec total
SIZE: 59.11MB
RELEASE DATE: 2008-09-09
RIP DATE: 2008-10-10
Track List:
--------
01. Motherfather 2:35
02. Put In A Little Gas 4:02
03. The Gospel Song 2:57
04. Spring Song 2:53
05. Circles 3:10
06. Someday Speaks Loudly 3:06
07. Yes! 3:47
08. Rock & Roll Polar Bear 2:09
09. You Can Call Me By My Name 2:43
10. Fall Song 3:27
11. Winter Song 2:15
12. Try 3:26
13. Moolah 2:54
Release Notes:
When the founders of Colourmusic, British Nick Turner (then an exchange
student) and Okie Ryan Hendrix, first met each other at Oklahoma State
University in 1998, they agreed they didnt much care for the music the other
was then making. However, bored out of their minds, they decided they could
still try to write music together as long as it had nothing to do with what
they had been doing previously.
Basing their work on Newtons color theories, they called themselves
Colourmusic, using the British spelling to make Nick feel better about living
in Oklahoma. The remaining three members, Nicholas Ley, Colin Fleishacker and
Cry Suter, all Okies, eventually joined on, but Colourmusic didnt fully
coalesce until 2002, when they wrote Yes!, a rollicking, energetic song
that oscillates between driving 4/4 beats and tribal-influenced rhythms. Its
a piece that Ryan calls the best workout song ever, and it struck some
label interest, but its much more than that, showcasing the quintets
messily refined indie rock, their ability to write from a group perspective
and their innovative, yet catchy, melodies that work their way into your head
without you even knowing it.
This is all on display at Colourmusics wildly inventive shows, and its
while performing that the bands vivid personalities come through. In the
past theyve been known to have their hair and clothes cut off, allow
themselves to be painted, employ a motivational speaker, theatrically kill
off and then resuscitate British Nick, and, the backwards Okies most of them
are, try to hypnotize their audiences into sleeping with them.There was even
a year, the Roy Period, in which all five members of Colourmusic pretended
to be the same person, a Mr. Roy Biv, going as far as wearing similar
clothes, growing similar beards, and trying to date the same girl, a venture
which, to say the least, didnt end well.
Most recently, as the supporting act for British Sea Powers Do You Like Rock
Music? tour, Colourmusic painted their equipment and dressed themselves in
white, the only colour on-stage coming in the form of huge wheels. The set
won them accolades across the board, including from a Village Voice critic
who proclaimed the crowd at their 2008 SXSW show more into their music
which their manager Scott Booker sees as a cross between Os Mutantes, the Who
and Queen than with any band I had seenin Austin, including Lou Reed.
The lack of pigment in Colourmusics outfits is clearly the only muted thing
about them. The bands songs have been played on over 160 college radio
stations and have been licensed to the MTV Network for use on several
programs. In 2007 they appeared on the SXSW segment of The Tonight Show
guest-hosted by Wayne Coyne and were also declared one of the festivals top
10 bands by TeenVogue. Having already shared the stage with BSP, Silversun
Pickups, Nada Surf, and the Postmarks, among others, Colourmusic are ready to
conquer the world with their full-length debut, f, monday, orange, february,
venus, lunatic, 1 or 13, which will be released September 9, 2008.
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