Tag Archives: Eddy Temple-Morris
The importance and future of good A&R
This week, Eddy Temple-Morris’ column for CMU was a discussion of why the art of good A&R remains important the music industry morphs into whatever shape it will ultimately take. Coincidentally, Wired UK also published an article on A&R today, … Continue reading
The past is a different band
Hey, you know how I’m always banging on about how much I hate nostalgia? Oh, you’d not noticed. Okay, good, forget I said anything. This week I’ve been getting a bit nostalgic. It all began with Eddy Temple-Morris’ column for … Continue reading
Losers – Flush video
Sod Lady Gaga, the main music video event for me last week was the long-awaited release of the video for Flush, the first proper single from Losers, aka DJ Eddy Temple-Morris and former Cooper Temple Clause man Tom Bellamy, featuring … Continue reading
There's still plenty of life in BBC 6music
This week it’s been hard to move for news and comment about the BBC’s Strategy Review, and, in particular, the plans to close digital radio station 6music. And there have been a lot of emotionally charged calls for the BBC … Continue reading
Recommended tracks
Friendly Fires – Kiss Of Life I’ve been meaning to tip this for weeks, but kept getting distracted by other things. As you know, we’re already big fans of Friendly Fires, but this first taste of where the band are … Continue reading
Middle Class Rut
Well, we were all convinced we made Middle Class Rut SNAP Of The Day months ago, but a quick search of the archives suggests we are wrong. Which means either the server ate it (which is possible) or we’ve completely … Continue reading
Delphic
We first heard this band about two years ago when our good friend Eddy Temple-Morris played a demo version of their upcoming single, ‘Counterpoint’, on The Remix on Xfm. Now Delphic are fast becoming Manchester’s hottest new property. Their sound … Continue reading
Sexual Earthquake In Kobe
The latest in an ever-expanding line of great dance acts to come out of Paris, Sexual Earthquake In Kobe come on like Daft Punk jamming with Death From Above 1979. The track to start with is probably ‘Dance And Say … Continue reading
