Monday, July 31, 2006

"Where The Days Go" - New July Skies Album


From the press release:

'Where The Days Go' CD ALBUM

The new July Skies CD has just been released and is a 19 track album that collects together a US radio session broadcast in 2003; tracks from the ep 'At The Height of Summer'; 9 new tracks many intended for 'The English Cold' CD; 2 epic45 reworkings and a live track from the first ever July Skies performance at the ICA in London in 2002. Artwork for the 8 page booklet has once more been carefully prepared by Martin Andersen of Andersen M Studio in keeping with the previous two albums.

It can be purchased from our Make Mine Music shop.

Full tracklisting for the album:

July Skies 'Where The Days Go' Compilation CD (MMM021)

1. Coastal Stations (Radio WZBC Session)
2. Swallows and Swifts (Radio WZBC Session)
3. Countryside of 1939 (Radio WZBC Session)
4. Learning With Mother (Radio WZBC Session)
5. The Softest Kisses (b-side 'At The Height of Summer)
6. The Days We Played (b-side 'At The Height of Summer)
7. Southern Orchards (b-side 'At The Height of Summer)
8. Childhood Illustrator
9. The Map That Came To Life
10. Berkswell
11. It's Late In The Day For Love
12. Wiltshire Days and Skies
13. August Country Fires (epic45 remix)
14. RAF Saxa Vord
15. Autumn Fires
16. Waiting To Land (epic45 remix)
17. Air To Ground at Manorbier
18. You Take Me Through The Day
19. Coastal Stations (Live at the ICA 02.02.02)

Live 2006

July Skies will be playing live supporting Secret Shine (ex Sarah Records) at the following venues:
20 September 2006 - Birmingham, Flapper and Firkin
23 September 2006 - Bristol Louisiana

Many thanks for listening and information on the new July Skies album 'The Weather Clock' very soon!

Kind Regards

Antony
july skies myspace
july skies website

Friday, July 28, 2006

I'm back in town - on the air tonight!

Finally, for those of you who have been waiting-- after a three week absence from the airwaves, I'll be on the air tonight from 7-10pm EST on WZBC. Nothing too excessive tonight, just a lot of good songs.

Listen in if you can.

Venice Film Festival - premieres

the CBC reports:

"the festival's opening film, Black Dahlia, features Canadian actress Mia Kershner in the title role. Brian DePalma directed the highly anticipated film, based on crime writer James Ellroy's novel of the same name. It stars Scarlett Johansson, Hilary Swank and Josh Hartnett.

Another potential North American blockbuster is Allen Coulter's Hollywoodland, starring Adrien Brody and Ben Affleck, which dramatizes the investigation into the death of George Reeves, star of the 1950s TV show Adventures in Superman.

Other high-profile competitors for the top prize include Alfonso Cuaron's Children of Men, starring Clive Owen, Julianne Moore and Michael Caine; Emilio Estevez's Bobby with Sharon Stone, Anthony Hopkins and Demi Moore, a movie about the assassination of the U.S. politician Robert Kennedy; Stephen Frear's The Queen, with Helen Mirren, James Cromwell and Michael Sheen and Darren Aronofsky's The Fountain, with Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz.

The other films in the competition include:

* Alain Resnais's Private Fears in Public Places, with Lambert Wilson and Sabine Azema.
* Two Italian films, La stella che non c'e, by Gianni Amelio and Nuovomondo (The Golden Door), by Emanuele Crialese.
* Zwartboek, a Dutch film by Basic Instinct director Paul Verhoeven.
* Two Japanese films, Paprika, an animated film by Satoshi Kon and Mushi-shi, by Katsuhiro Otomo.
* Fallen, by Barbara Albert from Austria.
* Daratt, by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun, the first film to enter the festival from the African nation of Chad.
* L'Intouchable, a French film by Benoit Jacquot.

The festival will also feature promising films screening outside the competition, including Kenneth Branagh's The Magic Flute, with Joseph Kaiser and Amy Carson, and David Lynch's Inland Empire, with Laura Dern and Jeremy Irons."

Full article here.

Thursday, July 20, 2006

Ellen Allien's Fashion Line

from the press release:

Bereits in ausgesuchten Läden auf der Stange, ist Ellen Alliens Fashion Line jetzt auch online erwerbar. Mit ihrer hochqualitativen Frauen-Kollektion hat sie an ihrem eigenen Körper die Art von Mode geschaffen, die sie selbst am liebsten tragen würde und auch trägt.

Online-Shop und mehr Infos: www.fashion.ellenallien.de

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Being in the stores already, Ellen Allien's fashion line is now available at the online shop as well!
With her high quality women's collection she created on her own body the kind of fashion she would wear and wears.

Check it out at www.fashion.ellenallien.de