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Band of Skulls Tours and Releases By Default
Band of Skulls, based out of Southhampton, is currently touring to support their latest album, By Default on BMG Records. The band's North American tour is kicking off tonight at the Royale in Boston. Their latest record was produced by Gil Norton, with former recordings done with: Pixies, Foo Fighters, and Patti Smith. Band of Skulls recorded the album at Rockfield Studios near Monmouth in Wales. By Default showcases the band's raw talent. Emma Richardson performs bass, vocals, Russell Marsden works on guitar, vocals and Matt Hayward on drums. “The first three records were like a trilogy, a piece of work in of themselves. We wanted to do those
Lydia Loveless Releases ‘Real’ and Tours with Drive-By Truckers
Lydia Loveless, singer and songwriter, originally from Columbus, Ohio, has recently released Real on Bloodshot Records. This fall Lydia Loveless and her live band will hit the road for +40 concerts featuring Tommy Stinson and Drive-By Truckers. The band is comprised with Lydia Loveless on guitar and lead vocals, Todd May on guitar, vocals, Ben Lamb performs bass, Jay Gasper plays pedal steel, Andy Harrison on guitar and keys, along with George Hondroulis on drums. Real was recorded at Sonic Lounge Studios in Loveless' home state of Ohio and was engineered and produced by Joe Viers, also known as (Dr. John). “Because I feel like I spent
Virtual Reality Helps Treat Patients with Alzheimer’s and Chronic Pain
Bloomberg recently published coverage on the affects that virtual reality has on alzheimer's and chronic pain. They followed doctors and computer scientists to see how patients reacted when treated with virtual reality as a form of medication. It might seem unconventional, but with the cost of VR going down, it gives the option for doctors to test out the new method of interaction. "It helps me relax. When the muscles relax, the pain goes away." Ronald Yarbrough The video below is a smart and forward-thinking view on how digital media, in combination with sound and music can treat
Moby Launches Circle V Festival in Los Angeles
Moby, artist, musician and activist, has recently announced that he will be headlining the Circle V Festival at Fonda Theatre in downtown Los Angeles on October 23. The event is focused on raising awareness to vegan food, animal rights, and healthier dietary options. All of the food severed at the festival will be vegan, and all proceeds will be going to Mercy for Animals. Moby will closing down the music section of the event taking place from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00. Additional acts include Blaqk Audio and Cold Cave. "Circle V is the coming together of my life's work, animal rights
GRiZ Releases ‘Can’t Hold Me Down’ featuring Tash Neal of The London Souls
GRiZ, a.k.a Grant Kwiecinski, a producer and saxophonist from Detroit, has caught the music industry by storm with his electronic sound. His upcoming album Good Will Prevail is set for release on September 23 via All Good Records. GRiZ's upcoming Good Will Prevail Tour is set to kick off at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on October 1st. He is set to perform on the main stage at Dancefestopia in Kansas City on September 10 at 10:30 p.m. As GRiZ gears up for his +35 concert date fall tour, he recently released a track produced with Tash Neal of The London Souls titled 'Can't Hold Me
Marshmello Continues 2016 with International Tour
Marshmello, DJ and music producer, has recently announced world tour dates that stretches into next year. The tour will feature +35 live concerts featuring the music from Marshmello. After a successful summer tour, the producer is looking to build on that momentum moving into the fall season of touring. A Thursday show has been added to Marshmello's Los Angeles run at the Shine Expo. In addition to shows in the United States; the tour covers venues in China, India, and Paraguay. [td_block_text_with_title custom_title="Marshmello on the Road"] Tour Dates Date | Location | Venue Sept. 30 | Bejing, China | Sir Teen Club Oct.
Sundance Institute Explores Cinematic Virtual Reality with the Jaunt VR Residency Program
The Sundance Institute has recently added new virtual reality projects to the Jaunt VR Residency Program. Daniel Arsham, Yung Jake, and Lily Baldwin & Saschka Unseld are set to showcase their work in a six-month program designed to aid artists with breakthrough technology, virtual reality and immersive storytelling. The program will provide artists with new ways of delivering narrative through cinematic virtual reality and will have the opportunity to receive a grant to make their virtual reality short films. The Sundance Institute noted: Daniel Arsham Artist Daniel Arsham enters the residency program with his project, Chilled Soba, which transports viewers in
Bright Light Bright Light Dials In Synth Pop with Choreography
Bright Light Bright Light, features Rod Thomas, born in Wales and based in both London and New York, formed Bright Light Bright Light in 2010. The band is set to tour this fall with shows in the United States, as well as international shows in Europe to help support their latest release Choreography. One of their recent tracks, 'Symmetry of Two Hearts' features Elton John on the original song, and has been remixed and remastered by other artists. Bright Light Bright Light recaptures the '80s synth pop, and remasters it for a modern sound. It is even more interesting to
Bear’s Den US Sold Out Fall Tour with Liza Anne
Bear's Den toured the planet over this past summer, and they are following up their big breakout summer tour with a sold out fall tour in the United States. The London-based group has built a strong reputation in the UK, and have been branching out to other markets. “We come from playing acoustic instruments, where in a band you constantly need to be playing in order to create interest as none of the notes you play have any real sustain,” explains Andrew Davie. The shows will be supported by Liza Anne and will stop at intimate venues including: Brooklyn’s Rough
California Roads Expand with Renewable Energy
Engineers in California are trying new methods to produce renewable energy with their roadway system. Recently, state officials have gave the green light to a pilot program including piezoelectric crystals that will be installed on several freeways. The crystals generate electricity by a form of kinetic energy as automobiles drive over the roadway. This system has been shown to be successful in other parts of the world, such as Japan, and now will have the opportunity to help the United States transition to renewable energy. EcoWatch notes: In fact, scientists estimate the energy generated from piezoelectric crystals on a 10-mile
Band of Skulls, based out of Southhampton, is currently touring to
Lydia Loveless, singer and songwriter, originally from Columbus, Ohio, has recently
Bloomberg recently published coverage on the affects that virtual reality
Moby, artist, musician and activist, has recently announced that he will
GRiZ, a.k.a Grant Kwiecinski, a producer and saxophonist from Detroit,
Marshmello, DJ and music producer, has recently announced world tour dates
The Sundance Institute has recently added new virtual reality projects to
Bright Light Bright Light, features Rod Thomas, born in Wales and
Bear's Den toured the planet over this past summer, and they
Engineers in California are trying new methods to produce renewable energy