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Fools and Foes - No Longer | Red Room Sessions
Fools and Foes performing 'No Longer' live at the Red Room.
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Recorded by: Duane Fernandez
Mixed and Mastered by: Nelson Villamayor
Special thanks to: Cinematic Creatives The Music Source CAD Micorphones Mackie
Fools and Foes - Just You | Red Room Sessions
Fools and Foes performing 'Just You' live at the Red Room.
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Fools and Foes - Nocturnal | Red Rooms Sessions
Fools and Foes performing 'Nocturnal' live at the Red Room.
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Fools and Foes | Red Room Sessions
Behind the scenes with Fools and Foes for Red Room Sessions!
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Run Dorothy To Release Its Debut EP On July 30 On July 30, 2016, math rock quintet Run Dorothy will be releasing their first EP, Sanguine, at Route 196, Katipunan Ext., Quezon City. The show will feature performances from Fools and Foes, Nyctinasty, tide/edit, and Tom’s Story.
Since the release of their first single, ‘Blankets,’ in late 2014, the band has gained a loyal following in the local gig circuit, playing gigs in bars and big stages like Jack Daniel’s Future Legends Indiefest 2016 and in the Fête de la Musique Rock Stage this year. Drawing influences from different music genres like indie rock, post-rock, and math rock, their first two singles have caught the attention of music blogs and websites, with their second single, ‘Ghosts’, given radio airplay and made to the 6 th spot of Jam 88.3’s ‘Top 88 Of 2015.’
On their debut EP, vocalist Dee Cruz explained that Sanguine, which means, “optimistic or positive, especially in an apparently bad or difficult situation,” narrates tales of “being lost, the desperation and desolation, the solitude, the fear of the unfolding future, and how we all concluded that chapter in our lives. The songs hope to serve as your comfort, that our hearts all shared the same story: a reminder that there’s an exit to remain sanguine about.”
Pre-orders for the EP will begin on July 11, via A Spur of the Moment Project’s online shop at shop.aspurofthemomentproject.com. RSVP to the event via bit.ly/SanguineEPLaunch. For more detail and updates, follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Telegram.
tide/edit - Eleven | Red Room Sessions
tide/edit performing 'Eleven' live at the Red Room. Get their latest album, 'Lightfoot' on CD via shop.aspurofthemomentproject.com and digitally via Spotify, iTunes and Bandcamp.
Filmed by: Jasper Lawan and Li Perez Recorded by: Duane Fernandez Mixed and Mastered by: Nelson Villamayor
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tide/edit - Yoake (Part I) | Red Room Sessions
tide/edit performing 'Yoake (Part I)' live at the Red Room. Yoake (Part I) is exclusively part of the Japan release of their latest album, 'Lightfoot' and is NOW AVAILABLE in CD format through Friend of Mine Records, Tower Records, Like a Fool Records, Stiff Slack, More Records, and Senseless Records. The limited release will also be available via shop.aspurofthemomentproject.com at a later date.
Filmed by: Jasper Lawan and Li Perez Recorded by: Duane Fernandez Mixed and Mastered by: Nelson Villamayor
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tide/edit - Further | Red Room Sessions
tide/edit performing 'Further' live at the Red Room. 'Further' is one of the two tracks exclusively part of the Japan release of their latest album, 'Lightfoot' and will be available on May 20 in CD format through Friend of Mine Records, Tower Records, Like a Fool Records, Stiff Slack, More Records, and Senseless Records. The limited release will also be available via shop.aspurofthemomentproject.com at a later date.
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Tom’s Story Album Launch
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COMMUOVERE
Commuovere (Italian): Often taken to mean "heartwarming," but directly refers to a story that moved you to tears
Featuring Twin Lobster, Run Dorothy, Musical O, Earthmover, Tom’s Story and tide/edit. Catch these bands on May 21, Saturday at Route 196, Katipunan! Entrance at P200 comes with a free drink.
Events starts at 8:30.
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HYGGE
HYGGE
Hygge (n.) an absence of anything annoying, taking pleasure from the presence of gentle or soothing things. Featuring Autotelic, Musical O, Tandems '91, Tom's Story and tide/edit. Catch these bands on April 2, Saturday at Route 196, Katipunan! Entrance at P200 comes with a free drink. Events starts at 8:30. Event page: bit.ly/asotmphygge
DIRGAHAYU LIVE IN MANILA
LIGHTFOOT: tide/edit Album Launch
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Malaysian Instrumental Rock Band Dirgahayu To Perform In Manila
On February 20, 2016, Malaysian instrumental rock quartet Dirgahayu will be performing at Shutterspace Studios, Quezon City, Metro Manila as one of the final stops of their 18-city DRGHY: Southeast Asian Tour 2016.
Formed in July of 2013, the Kuala Lumpur-based band is composed of Afifi Rahim and Zulzehan on guitars, Wan Azry on bass, and Seikan Sawaki on drums. They began performing late December of 2013 and have been on the road since then, touring around Malaysia and across neighboring Asian countries and as far as Japan. This will be their first time to perform in the Philippines.
In 2015, they have released their first EP, Commemorate!, and featured one track on the Emer/Gency split EP with Japanese rock band, Nothingness. Their six-track debut has been lauded by music websites like Bandwagon Asia (“This Malaysian quartet’s eccentric and unpredictable sequences keep you on your musical toes.”), JUICE (“If you’ve familiarized yourself with Dirgahayu’s proclivity for elaborate compositions, a curious mind would want to dissect the intricacy of their laborious output.”), JUICE Malaysia (“A song of theirs is intricate in its length, and though it is purely instrumental, each song has the capability to cause a ferocious sensation upon listening.”), Time Out KL (“A Malaysian math rock band making mechanical, muscular music, they veer ever-so-slightly into self-indulgence on ‘Kyū / Jū Roku’”), Unite Asia, and Fecking Bahamas – citing the band’s strength in converging different types of rock music and seamlessly molding them in a sound that can be conveniently labeled as post-rock and math rock. The mechanical structure of math rock – its atypical time signatures and unpredictable sequences – plays an integral component of Dirgahayu’s music blueprint, but the real brawn lies in their combination of hazy, shoegaze tinges; relentless punk rock chords; bluesy, psychedelic solos; and a torrent of ambient noises that are further amplified during live shows.
Dirgahayu’s live sets are characterized as “intense,” “eccentric and unpredictable,” and a “cluster of chaos waiting to explode,” like they were orchestrated to create a bedlam without having to say a word. And in four weeks, it’s Metro Manila’s turn to experience what’s promised to be a beast of a show.
Tom’s Story Album Launch
Instrumental rock trio Tom's Story is set to release their self-titled, 10-track debut album on January 30, 2016 at Route 196 featuring Autotelic, Musical O and tide/edit. Entrance at Php200. Event starts at 8:30. RSVP here: http://bit.ly/tomsstoryalbumlaunch
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A Thrilling Tale Worth Hearing: Tom’s Story To Release Their Self-Titled Debut On January Instrumental rock trio Tom’s Story is set to release their self-titled, 10-track debut album on January 30, 2016 at Route 196, Katipunan Ext., Quezon City. One of the most exciting acts in the local independent music scene today, Tom’s Story works to push the boundaries of math and post-rock, upping the playing field with such dynamic vigor they are well-known for, one that they own and control very well.
With the release date drawing closer, Gabba Santiago (guitars) and Christer De Guia (drums) let us in on the process of making their first album.
You had a very much defined sound now that was different from before. During the process of writing songs for the album, did you have a concrete sound or a sonic theme in mind?
C: We didn’t really have a theme in mind while writing the record. Every song has its own mood but we made sure that every track is as dynamic as our previous songs.
G: We did actually, but we made it a point not to box ourselves with a certain theme. Even though we had a theme in mind, we didn’t hinder the songs to evolve and take a life of its own.
Tell us about the songwriting process. Is there a conscious effort to make it sound similar or different to your live performances? How was it playing for this album?
C: We wanted to make sure that our ‘live’ dynamics are translated well into the studio. We aimed to make everything sound clean and coherent without losing our ambient and energetic sound. It even came to a point where we almost had to redo a track [Mugatu] because we felt it had a different feel from our live performance.
G: We really wanted to be as close as possible to our ‘live’ sound.
What was the most challenging part of making the album?
G: The actual recording itself. This is our first album so we are very new to how things work in the studio. It is very different from playing a live show. That is why I think it took us a long time to finish the whole album. There was definitely a learning curve.
C: Financing it! Hahaha. We were all students when we were recording the album so I opted to get a job immediately after graduating. I also sold some of my guitar accessories for extra recording cash. Writing new songs in a short amount of time is quite a challenge as well, because we usually take our sweet time when writing songs.
You guys are known for your great dynamics and presence on stage. How did that translate on your recording process?
C: I was so nervous for the first few drum recording sessions because it really felt different at first. I don’t really use the metronome in our live shows but in studio sessions, it was a must. I learned to relax and let loose for a little bit during our latter recording sessions, making sure that the energy that we exert during our live performances translated well in our recordings.
What do you think is the band’s (or even as individual musicians) greatest improvement in making your debut album?
C: I learned how to be more dynamic and creative with my drum fills. I didn’t really start out as a drummer when I got into music. I also learned how to keep my pace and not rush most of my songs even though it’s tempting to do so because of the energy that my bandmates and the audience bring every live show. It was really fun making the album and making it with two of my best buds since grade school makes everything worthwhile. I think we leveled up our friendship haha.
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