MUSIC WORLD RADIO Top 20 Chartshow - Vote & Nominate at http://www.topchoons.com
March 1, 2010
The Alternative Top20 Chart - February Week 4
MWR Weekly Listener Music Chart - Music by the People, voted for by the people and played for the people.
Music World Radio - Our mission is simple; to bring great music to music fans, no matter the style or genre. We are sometimes eclectic and different but always classy and never ever staid or boring. If you love great music, Music World Radio is the place to be for all your musical tastes and needs and perhaps you’ll hear some stuff you’ve never heard before. So check our schedule, tune in and get involved with one of the hottest cool music stations out there. Remember, it’s your music, your world, your radio! Contact MWR here
http://www.musicworldradio.com
MWR Top 20 Chartshow - Vote & Nominate at http://www.topchoons.com
1. Nice As Pie - Bad Girl
2. Rudy Jr & The Lovepirates - Stupid Chick Opus8
3. Neongrau - Hi Level Slacker
4. Dead Drunk Society - Black Beauty Musclecar
5. Redlight - Whats Going On ?
6. Katrin the Thrill - You Make Me Wanna Die
7. Victims of Bad Television - Questions
8. Johnny Normal - Time
9. Fistfuzz - Tongue Depressor
10. Shag Nasty - Punk Anthem 77
11. Iguana - Undone
12. The Satin Dolls - Walk Away
13. Pop Incorporated - Looking 4 KLF
14. Seven Thorns - Forest Majesty
15. Frauenarzt & Manny Marc - Disco Pogo
16. Sarah June - Cowboy
17. The Rotten Rebels - My D-Day
18. Richard Snow & The Inlaws - Silent Girlfriend
19. Vinyl Fiction - Dont Call For A Revolution
20. Conflict and Kemmikal - The Dancer
MWR Top 20 Chartshow - Vote & Nominate at http://www.topchoons.com
The Alternative chart at Music World Radio is presented live on air every friday night - a guarantee for airplay to every track that makes it to the Top20. A wide selection of nomimations are equally given a spin on air during the chart show - and over the week by all the MWR DJs.
No genre is left out of the MWR Alternative Top20. If the listeners want dance, techno, death metal, punk or indie rock - thats what theyre gonna get - and if they change their mind and jump on the europop train, so does the chart. The listeners have all the power to nominate and vote!
If you have an appetite for more music rants, alternative charts, album reviews, news from Club Impulse Second Life and a wide variety of other music related randomness drop past the gossip blog and leave your comments.
Check out the bands in the charts here, there are plenty of goodies from new and unsigned acts burning through the barriers with fresh ideas, established acts firing up the party with monumentally powefull musical parades and thought-to-be has-beens making their way back to the charts with new interesting material
How can Government help creative entrepreneurs? What questions would you ask Policy Advisors on this issue?
February 28, 2010
Clare Edwards would like you to send her YOUR views, opinions and questions to put to some senior civil servants at Downing Street on the subject of “How can Government help creative entrepreneurs?”
Clare says on her blog: “Well the latest opportunity is a chance to go to Downing Street next week to talk with senior civil servants (and possibly the odd policy advisor or Minister) in a 90 minute session to tell Government how they can better help creative entrepreneurs and where things are working and where are they failing.
I thought it would be interesting to see what questions you think I should be asking and in general what sort of constructive messages you think this group of policy makers and shapers should hear from creative businesses.
I’m not the only person who has been asked by the British Council to do this but I’m probably the only person from the the West Midlands so if you have ideas of how the government could help creative businesses in the future – leave me some comments and I’ll let you know which points I take with me and how I get on…
I have my own ideas on this but I’d love to go along with a broader understanding of the ideas, struggles and questions that others in the sector have. As you know I go with a music hat on personally but I think some of the issues for music are the same for other ‘creative industries‘. So if you run a creative business and think there is a burning issue I need to be aware of when I walk into Number 10 – let me know!
I’m going next Wednesday so you can suggest ideas right up to that time so…. I can take them with me!”
I’ve been reading with interest some of the comments already submitted including comments from Stef Lewandowski, Sarah Habgee, Nick Dunn, Ed King, Nick Booth, Dave Harte, Norman Perrin, Robin Valk, and others. You can add your own comments, ideas or submit your questions to Clare Edwards here
Clare Edwards is a freelance music consultant and event organiser – she has run Gigbeth over the past few years, works with Soweto Kinch Productions, conducts Notorious and is a Chair of Sound It Out. Clare is involved with the board of Arts Council England WM, Moby Duck and is a Chair of Governors at a local primary school. In between Clare has found time to lead The Music Network monthly meeting and she sings with Ex Cathedra.
The Music Network - 4pm Thursday 25th February 2010, Birmingham T.E.E, Millennium Point. All Invited
February 21, 2010
The Music Network is open to all on Thursday 25th February 2010 4pm til 6pm at Millennium Point, Curzon Street, Birmingham, B4 7XG. The Meeting will be lead this month by Andy Derrick
The Music Network organises a NETWORKING EVENT on the last Thursday of each month, for the benefit of music related businesses in the West Midlands region. If you have any involvement in music, come and talk about what you’re up to and meet some new people.These Networking events are about all things music in the region. They’re about helping you to teach yourself how to do it, by yourself, for yourself and encourages you to share the knowledge with others so they can do the same. If you are a musician, work with musicians, represent musicians, have involvement with the music industry, or are looking to make new contacts the meeting will be useful.
If you have news to report, a presentation to give, an event to promote, any new points for discussion, a pitch to make, business cards or flyers to hand round, an appeal for help, advice or guidance or even if you just want the free tea and biscuits and some quality entertainment…you are invited.
You can also post in by email any news or gig dates or press release information for inclusion on the website and for distribution through the mailing list and RSS feed. More details on the website.
There will be luxury chocolate biscuits and good coffee for all. There’s food and drink afterwards supplied by the creative networks too. Please pass this invite on to Musicians you know or anyone else who you think may benefit.
http://birminghammusicnetwork.com Come and Join us.
Andy Derrick is an independent freelance musician based in Birmingham, UK. Andy used to work for the Musicians’ Union delivering front line services and advice to musicians of all genres, experience and backgrounds.
Andy’s main work is as a trombonist in many groups playing Jazz, big band, classical and other kinds of music. He has also worked in studios as a session musician providing horn tracks for writers and composers.
Since 1992 Andy has written and arranged music and he currently has works published by Warwick Music and Andek Music.
Teaching jazz, trombone and music theory is also a passion that sees Andy working with pupils of all ages and standards across the Midlands.
In 2004 Gerd Leonhard, Music Futurist, www.musicfuturist.com wrote a piece called “Music Like Water – the inevitable music ecosystem” you can read it here
In 2007 Andrew Dubber wrote about Music Like Water again here
In 2010 Music Like Water appeared here
and Andy’s Derrick’s latest 2010 blog post is called “Water isn’t like Music” you can read it here
your comments and opinions invited
links for 2010-02-19
February 20, 2010
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Skinny Tribute Saturday 6th March 2010
A benefit gig and a celebration of the life of Paul “Skinny” Kelly 1966-2009
COITUS / COLDWAR / THE RESTARTS / P.A.I.N / DREAD MESSIAH / FLEAS and LICE / MASS COMA
The Jamm 261 Brixton Road,London SW9 6LH 8 till late, £10 entry
http://www.reknaw.com
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LONDON BADFEST 28 MAY – 31 MAY 2010
LONDON BADFEST takes place at The London International Amphi Theatre, Brentford, London on Easter bank holiday weekend 28th May - 30th May 2010. Line up and ticket info to be announced soon. There is a rumour that P.A.I.N may be playing, keep an eye out for more information. -
Friday 19th February 2010
Anne Marie Hurst (Ex-Ghost dance, ex-Skeletal family)
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Rubella Ballet (onstage at 9pm)
Lilygun
Nessus Red
advance tickets £8:50 from www.uvp-productions.co.uk/scala.html
Scala, 275 Pentonville road, Kings cross, london, N1 9NL.
www.myspace.com/lilygunband www.myspace.com/nessusredofficial -
GBH
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Fight Back
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Gimp Fist
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Johnny Throttle
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Citizen Keyne
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Bracelettes£10 entry 5pm til late
Bridge House 2
Bidder Street,
Canning Town,
London E16 4ST -
BROKEN BONES @ THE GROSVENOR FRI 12th March 2010
BROKEN BONES
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CONSTANT STATE OF TERROR
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RUTHLESS
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ELECTRIC COCKS@ The Grosvenor
£5 entry
Bands on 9 pm
Musoplex - A collective of music-centric professionals working under one roof in Oldbury
February 16, 2010
Dictionary: - Musoplex (aka the ‘plex)
Birmingham’s brightest collective of music-centric professionals working under one roof in Oldbury.
Musoplex is home to: -
Framework Studios - headed up by Si Reeves this legendary studio works across the board - in the last 2 months alone we have recorded everything from acoustic songs for a West End show to the new Police Bastard EP for UK and US release soon and everything in between from tribute bands to mayhem metal from Frozen Theory and indie-disco from Discotheque Wreck. Lee Phillips - Corner Studios, Wolverhampton, is also on our Producer roster.
Rehearsal Rooms - we have 4 - they all work, they are much used cos they are only £9 per hour.
Raven: Record Label - housed in the small office at the front Andy works on finding quality bands (usually by sticking his head out the door and listening to whoever is in) and we record them and release them. Only a year old and 5 releases in but it does get easier as it goes along. March 1st sees the release of a 3 version single - Your Silence - from Discotheque Wreck to be followed by the EP later in March. Pre-orders alone have already made the Top 10 for Indiestore downloads and the songs go live on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon etc on March 1st. The band tour the UK to promote the single and EP soon - see www.discothequewreck.co.uk
Photography - The ‘plex has it’s own photo / video studio too - and 3 photographers to choose from. The last few weeks have seen shoots for The Ganders, Butterfly Fan the Inferno, Planet Rock and more. Competitive to completely creative - you choose what you want from us and we deliver.
Promotion - we have just secured a much-needed local venue for live gig promotion - watch this space.
Videography - We work very closely with Pete of Abstract Reaction. His 4 camera live videos are stunning, his visual creativity beyond compare. Pete is just back from a European tour making a band documentary as well as accompanying Dufus on mush of their UK tour. We are now looking forward to making the first of a series of interview videos. Pete is also a superb Wolves Uni grad photographer.
Learning and Development - Katie Southall (radio presenter Katy Jay) helps us to keep on top of learning and development projects - currently running the excellent Sound It Out project. Katie is also a superb photographer.
We have links to management teams, get our bands radio play and generally help in any way we can.
The ‘plex Team.
Si Reeves - Studio, Head Producer
Andy Ward - Studio, Photography, label, business
Katie Southall - Learning and Development, Photography
Affiliates
Pete Rhead - Videography and photography
Lee Phillips - Producer
Musoplex
Junction 2, M5 - Oldbury
mail at musoplex.com
Never Mind The Bullocks gig nights - LAUNCH IN WORCESTER - THURSDAY 18 FEB 2010
February 15, 2010
THURSDAY 18 FEBRUARY
nmtB midweek club night launch @ The Firefly Worcester.
After this launch, if it goes well regular gig nights at The Firefly will continue on the first Thursday of every month, the night after my regular Hereford shows on the first Wednesday of every month and the night before my regular show at The Globe At Hay on the first Friday of every month.
Doors 8pm-1am | £5 entry | £3 Students (please bring NUS card)
Drinks offers >>>
San Mig £2 - Grolsh £2 - Vodka Mixer £2 Selected Shots £1
10% of profits from all nmtB shows goes to support Love Music Hate Racism!
SUBSOURCE
http://www.subsource.co.uk
I AM AUSTIN
http://www.myspace.com/iamaustinmusic
THE SPOONFEDZ
http://www.myspace.com/thespoonfez
RUBBERDUB (dj)
http://soundcloud.com/rubberdub
LADYFLASH + 9099L35 (vjs)
SUBSOURCE INFO
Here is some footage from the 13 festivals, including Glastonbury that they played last year..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NME5_5ANYEw
Here’s the video for the last single…..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1kv0xDx8z0
Last year SUBSOURCE toured with Dreadzone, and had some good shows with Beardyman, Far too Loud, Dizzie Rascal, Dub Pistols and Rodney P.
BREAKING NEWS Subsource gets an honourable mention in Metal Hammer`s 2010 Hot List of bands to keep an eye on this year! Rock on!
The FLY says
“Bionic Breakbeat Punks have the dance-floor squirming with their jaw-dropping power, soul and perception”
Eddy Temple-Morris (XFM) says
“Those who know me well know that breakbeats give me the raging horn but so do some bands… this is so up my street.”
The Metro says
“The best cyberpunk riot since The Prodigy”
BBC Online says
“A live electronica dance band who are loved by those who know and are about to be adored by those who don’t”
LTD Magazine says
“This is a band that truly demands a larger setting - the main stage at Glastonbury comes to mind. Subsource make Pendulum look like the f**king Carpenters”
Liam Howlett (The Prodigy) says
“Amazing vocals”
Single ‘The Ides’ released March 29th, 2010
Album ‘Tales From The Doombox’ released April 5th, 2010
(Doombox Records)
www.myspace.com/subsource
www.twitter.com/subsource
I AM AUSTIN INFO
Two piece Dance/Dnb/Electro/Rock duo from North Wales. Supported bands such as, Dananananaykroyd, Black Lips, The Chapman Family, You love her coz shes dead, Casio Kids, Das Wanderlust, James Yuill, Cage The Elephant, The Little Comets and Noisettes. Were crowned KING OF THE MOUNTAIN at Snowbombing Austria 2009. Have performed a live session for Bethan Elfyn BBC RADIO 1 WALES.
Bethan Elfyn BBC Radio 1 Wales
“I haven’t loved anything this much since I heard the Manics’ Generation Terrorists. Bloomin’ ace! xx”
“My new favorite band!”
“like one fifth’s Kings of Leon crossed with the ghost of Death From Above”
A new band a day.com
“I Am Austin are all hair, hormones and songs about lust”
“It’s a big, bruising sound that always threatens to explode violently”
Red Stripe Music Awards
“This stunningly different electro, dance, rock duo have managed to create something unique”
The Fly Magazine, In the city review
“Nice job fellas and our eardrums have been flexed like they’ve done an Elle Macpherson workout.”
The Fly Magazine
“Like the Black Keys meeting Nu-Rave, I Am Austin deliver drum and bass exactly as it says on the tin”
Adam Walton BBC Radio Wales
“The new I Am Austin recordings are skyscraping filth: Add ‘N’ to X, DFA, Kills… a pummeling, monstrous future blues. Ace, in other words”
THE SPOONFEDZ INFO
Bringing a blend of funk, reggae, soul, hip-hop, and alternative/punk-rock! It’s for you! Enjoy!
Surface Unsigned (Midland Final Review)
Saturday 12th September 2009 @ The O2 Academy (Main Stage), Birmingham, Words by Ashley Neal….
“Great catchy dance along tracks merged with some incredibly tight musicianship pulled together to deliver one of the stand out sets of the day”
Brendan Stephens
www.nevermindthebullocks.co.uk
Motorhead tribute play The Roadhouse, Birmingham 29th of April 2010
February 15, 2010
Motorheadcase are coming back to Birmingham on the 29th of April
Thursday, April 29, 2010
The Roadhouse
Wharfside Leisure Complex, Lifford Lane
Stirchley, Kings Norton
Birmingham, United Kingdom B30 3DZ
8:00pm - £5 door, £4 adv - All Ages
£5 on the door, £4 tickets bought online at www.theroadhousebirmingham.co.uk
January 2010 Music Network Meeting Minutes
February 14, 2010
The Music Network Meeting Minutes 28th January 2010
Introductions:
Simon Howes, Robert Edwards, Saurabh Thomas, Gwen King, Jamiee Hewitt, Dan May-Miller, Jack Kennerly, Simon Evison, Vince O’Malley, Karl Tippin, Kevin, Tom Prottey, Jack Perry, Aidan Laverty, Darren Roberts, Rob Heaton, Tom, Clare Edwards, Joe Blanks, Doug Blanks, Colin Tippin, Marcus Dellicompagni, Scott Sheppard, Phil Mountford.
Apologies: Mark Sampson, Andy derrick, Anthony Hughes.
New Points:
Karl from Musical Exchanges talked about www.musicalexchanges.com – which has now gone live! This brand new website is social networking site, diary and recruitment site designed for anyone working in the music industry.
Marcus Dellicompagni – Doing a PHD and researching the power relationships in music industry of Birmingham has started by looking at Urban music concentrating on Lozells but now wants to widen the scope to other genres and areas.
Robert Edwards – working in own TV studio making a range of shows from games shows and children’s tv. Interested in finding musicians who can produce theme tunes, perform on the station and help the children presenters develop their own band! To find out more go to www.lovemedialtd.co.uk or contact email: Robert at lovemedia.co.uk
Tom – Jam night from the Roadhouse looking for a new venue as they’ve had to move on from the Roadhouse. Looking for a venue with some backline equipment already – the night attracts about 20 performers and had a good momentum. And is usually a Thursday. If someone knows a venue contact Tom Richardson 07956 368998
Tom – interested in starting offering his services paid and free apprentice work doing almost anything in the music industry. 07956 368998
World Unlimited, Folk night at the Hare and Hounds – Yeah Sparrow performs on 31st January. Also playing are the Kings of Spain and Alex Moir and its £3 in! Also he is playing for Silent Filter Promotions gig at the Wagon Horses in Digbeth and they are trying to set some new nights there supporting local bands. http://www.myspace.com/yeahsparrow and http://www.myspace.com/silentfilter
Simon Howes – Social Media Café is tomorrow (Friday 29th Jan) at 10am at Coffee Lounge and every last Friday of the month – a good way to meet other social media types in the city and get ideas and ask questions http://www.birminghamsmc.com/
Rob Heaton from Wolverhampton – looking to start up a business offering music production, on location recording, audio editing and mixing. Contact Rob on 07858 520318
Gwen King – is looking for someone to write theme music for her TV show and other musicians who can compose good songs email: gwen at gwenking.co.uk
Clare Edwards – updated everyone on Music Central which is a new project probably starting in April 2010 which will be designed to support music industry companies and individuals eg, managers, labels, promoters etc through a programme of mentoring, seminars, networking and a conference. Go to clareedwards@mac.com after April for more details.
Stafford based studio and staff currently mostly taken up by one band – ‘The Tunics’ – no website but you can get a message to them via www.joeblanks.com
Jack Perry - The Razorbax have just made their first record. Go to www.therazorbax.co.uk for more details. Dave Midson has mastered it – they are now looking for contacts for distribution, promotion and getting gigs.
Next meeting Thursday 25th February 2010 4pm – 6pm. Special thanks to Clare Edwards for leading the January meeting and at short notice. If anyone else wants to lead a Music Network meeting get in touch, you know it has to be a good thing to do for local music.
Rockers - Glasgow Live Music Venue: Bands Wanted
February 14, 2010
Through out the years we have put on some of the UK, Europe & The USA’s best unsigned and signed bands. Including Gun, Goldblade, Police Bastard, Joe D’urso & Stone Caravan, Spear Of Destiny, UK Subs, The Lurkers, The Grit, Father, Glasvegas, The Hussy’s, Wheatus,3 Men & Black, Dan Reed ( Dan Reed Network ),Tyla ,Dave Sharp, AOR ,Bruce & Jamie Watson, Man Raze and Miles Hunt & Erica to name a few.
We have live music 7 days a week featuring unsigned and signed bands. All styles of music is catered for from Rock, Metal, Alternative, Indie, Acoustic & Punk.
If you are looking for a show for your band or your a booking agency please get in touch.
Rockers, 14 Midland street, Glasgow, G1 4PP
Glasgow 0141 221 0726 / 07787 112093
links for 2010-02-13
February 14, 2010
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This just in to The Music Network from our good friends….. As many of you will recall a cache of lost and forgotten material was rediscovered during Jimmy’s house move early last year.
Some of the tracks were liberated by The Junior Insurgent Transmitter Ensemble for the soundtrack to the 2009 M25 Spin.
We have produced a single track DVD sampler and will be giving it away to all the “spinners” joining us this year.
The track featured is a unique version of the Pure Trance classic What Time Is Love and was recorded and performed by The KLF at the very first Helter Skelter illegal rave held on the 30th September 1989.
We will be meeting up at Thurrock Service Station just off the M25 at 11am on Saturday 20th March 2010 and will be on the London Orbital Motorway until 1pm on Sunday 21st March.
Unreleased KLF track on M25 DVD sampler
February 13, 2010
This just in to The Music Network from our good friends….. As many of you will recall a cache of lost and forgotten material was rediscovered during Jimmy’s house move early last year.
Some of the tracks were liberated by The Junior Insurgent Transmitter Ensemble for the soundtrack to the 2009 M25 Spin.
We have produced a single track DVD sampler and will be giving it away to all the “spinners” joining us this year.
The track featured is a unique version of the Pure Trance classic What Time Is Love and was recorded and performed by The KLF at the very first Helter Skelter illegal rave held on the 30th September 1989.
We will be meeting up at Thurrock Service Station just off the M25 at 11am on Saturday 20th March 2010 and will be on the London Orbital Motorway until 1pm on Sunday 21st March.
Every two laps we stop for fuel and pick up passengers / collaborators at Clacket Lane Services (clockwise side).
If you are unable to come along to this years Spin but would like to buy a copy of the DVD Sampler it is available at:
http://positivevoid.co.uk/PVCM25DVD09.htm
We look forward to seeing you all very soon.
Love Peace & Happiness
Tim & Gimpo
http://jamescauty.co.uk/
http://www.klf.de/
links for 2010-02-12
February 13, 2010
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Birmingham Promoters is a fast growing independent promotions group based in Birmingham.
We work in a variety of venues all over the city. Our aim is to work alongside venues in order to bring the highest caliber of signed touring acts to Birmingham as well as looking after our own homegrown talent and give them the support and direction they need to help get their music out there.
Capsule forum is sourcing your views on “Engaging regional audiences – how do we do it?” What are your thoughts?
February 12, 2010
Andy Roberts mailed to draw attention to something of interest. Have you seen the Capsule forum recently on the subject of local audiences? The forum comments raise some interesting issues and some of the comments make interesting reading.
http://www.capsule.org.uk/blog/2010/01/28/engaging-regional-audiences-how-do-we-do-it/#comment-33475069
Andy has added a comment already, you are invited to do the same. He said it’s a disappointment to see so many negative comments about attendances at gigs in Brum, when lately he’s been to a number of really well attended local shows. Not the case always, but he suggests it’s really creating an imbalanced view of the city’s music scene. What do you think?
Heretic Music Promotions - Get a Gig at Scruffy Murphys, Birmingham
February 12, 2010
Heretic Music Promotions is a new music promotions label in Birmingham, launched by sound engineers Louis Hodge and Mez Dewsbury.
Currently we are looking to book well rehearsed bands to play at Scruffy Murphys and have slots available for the whole of 2010. As well as the usual week day and weekend gigs, Heretic are also prepared to offer bands full gig promotion. Including photography, flyers, posters, airtime of your demo at Scruffy Murphys on a Friday or Saturday night and most importantly a strong technical approach to your gig. We are interested in good bands of all styles and abilities and are already massing a strong database of bands and good quality recordings.
As well as booking nights ourselves we are also happy to arrange for other promoters to use the venue on nights we have at our disposal. We are interested in anybody who is looking to put on a festival, all dayer or just a one off gig.
Get in touch for any other information,
Heretic Music Promotions
Facebook Group or myspace music: www.myspace.com/hereticmusicpromotion
email: hereticmusic at hotmail.co.uk
Mez: 07816900837
Louis: 07814912117
Blue Whale Studios, Birmingham
February 11, 2010
Here’s the latest information from Blue Whale Studios, Birmingham
Blue Whale Studios is celebrating it’s relaunch by offering three days recording for the price of two.
Blue Whale is based at The Custard Factory and boasts a TL Audio VTC 24 track console. This valve desk gives an unparalleled analogue warmth which when combined with the digital based recording system, Blue Whale is able to create one of the best value and highest calibre recording, mixing and mastering packages found anywhere.
We relentlessly promote artists that we work with through our online channels and regularly updated blog page at www.bluewhalestudios.wordpress.com
For more information check out the Blue Whale Blog here:
http://bluewhalestudios.wordpress.com/2010/01/05/new-year-offer-at-blue-whale-studios-3-days-for-the-price-of-2/
Blue Whale Studios
Custard Factory
Birmingham
0121 247 1680
www.facebook.com/BlueWhaleStudios
www.twitter.com/BlueWhaleBrum
www.youtube.com/BlueWhaleTV
www.facebook.com/AndyRobertsBham
www.twitter.com/AndyRobertsBham
www.linkedin.com/AndyRobertsBham
www.myspace.com/MediaAssassinBrum
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