You might recall that last year, we brought you something a little different – a BD visitor had been in touch with details of a documentary he had put together on Pink Floyd’s 1970 album, Atom Heart Mother. Lee then followed up with another documentary, this time looking at Animals. He’s been busy again, and now takes a detailed look at 1972’s album, Obscured By Clouds. As with the previous documentaries, he treads some slightly different ground, and it is an interesting watch, with some interesting footage and pictures throughout:
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Five For Friday – 22nd March 2024
Noah Solt – ‘Dawn’ With an already impressive run of releases arriving in just the last few months, emerging singer-songwriter Noah Solt isn’t slowing down yet as he drops the tender new single ‘Dawn’. Lifted from his eagerly-awaited debut album ‘Big Water’, this new effort highlights some of his most passionate songwriting to date. Lilo […]
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Make it funky for me: CHARLES returns with ‘Easy’ from his debut EP
Rising UK talent CHARLES returns with his funk-fuelled debut EP, ‘On Trend, Hungry & Broke’. With four previous singles under his belt, the North Londoner now offers a collection of two new songs, two interludes and one already released single, ‘Sundance Kid’. The EP’s second track is its lead single, ‘Easy’. A breakaway from the …
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NEW MUSIC: SWiiMS – Fill Me Up
Toronto alternative indie-rock four-piece SWiiMS release debut single “Fill Me Up” from their forthcoming EP Through Waves. Mai Diaz Langou (vocals and guitar), Colin Thompson (guitarist), Ken Hume (drums) and Cian O’Ruanaidh (bass) make up the alternative rock four-piece Swiims, each bringing their own influences to the table. SWiiMS’ genre is therefore difficult to pin …
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