Showing posts with label Bordeaux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bordeaux. Show all posts

Friday, 13 September 2019

The Great Old Ones - Nyarlathotep


Channelling the spirit and literary heritage of author H.P. Lovecraft, French Atmospheric black metallers THE GREAT OLD ONES return with their most impressive work to date. "Cosmicism" lures the listener deeper into darkness with lyrics inspired by Lovecraft layered over haunting and intricate, beautiful and twisted melodies, ultimately encompassing them with madness.

Dark and extreme music, ambient and atmospheric sounds.
« That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die »
H.P. LOVECRAFT


THE GREAT OLD ONES are:

Guitar / Lead vocals : Benjamin Guerry
Guitar / Backings vocals : Alexandre Rouleau
Guitar / Backing vocals: Aurélien Edouard
Bass : Benoit Claus
Drums : Léo Isnard

Today's tune "Nyarlathotep" is taken from the forthcoming album "Cosmicism". Release Date: October 25, 2019.



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Thursday, 19 April 2018

James Leg - A Forest


Thursday, time to check out a tune for this weeks cover song!

"A Forest" is a song by the English alternative rock band THE CURE. Co-produced by Mike Hedges and THE CUREs Robert Smith, it was released as a single from the band's second album "Seventeen Seconds" on 8 April 1980.



"A Forest" tells a vague story of the pursuit of a girl in a forest, which ends in a loss. Many fans and critics regard this song in particular as a good example of THE CUREs unique sound.

This song is behind a famous incident. At the 1981 Werchter Festival in Belgium, The Cure were on before Robert Palmer and were just finishing their set. Robert Palmer, apparently getting a little pushy, tried to have his road crew hurry The Cure off the stage. Robert Smith responded by sassily informing the crowd that they couldn't play anymore, then played an extra-long 9-minute version of "A Forest." Bass player Simon Gallup put a stamp on the performance by shouting "F--k Robert Palmer" to a cheering crowd!


Today's cover of the tune "A Forest" made by JAMES LEG, a pretty remarkable version with distorted Hammond, the Clip is filmed live at Le Bootleg Bordeaux 03/11/2015, enjoy!


THE CURE play "A Forest" at the "Rock Werchter Festival" on july 2, 1981. This is the infamous "f***k Robert Palmer, f**k Rock and Roll" episode where the Cure were told they had to cut their set short, obviously not to the amusement of Robert Smith, Simon Gallup and Lol Tolhurst.


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