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Frontman for the sadly defunct Pop Will Eat Itself, among other things, Clint Mansell (b. January 7, 1963, Coventry, England) has played a lot of music. Affectionately known as Clint Poppie, he started out in 1981, forming a group called From Eden that included future members of Pop Will Eat Itself, in the English industrial city of Stourbridge.
After several years, the band broke up (they argued over who had performed better on The Tube). Mansell, along with future Poppies Adam Mole and Graham Crabb, then recruited the fourth Poppie, Richard March, and proceeded to release an EP as Wild & Wandering. On their next self-released EP, the band finally came to rest with the name Pop Will Eat Itself, stolen from an NME article.Signed to Chapter 22, Pop Will Eat Itself put out a series of singles and a pair of albums that attracted a lot of attention. Eventually, they signed to RCA.
After three albums, innumerable singles, and a fair amount of critical and commercial success, RCA dumped them. They immediately signed with their former A&R man's label, Infectious. After another pair of albums, the band began to fragment. Crabb split for his own project, Golden Claw Music, and in 1996, Pop Will Eat Itself split up.Mansell moved to the U.S. After the breakup. He then proceeded to write the score to the movie Pi, and he produced a limited-edition U.K. Remix 12' of the movie's theme.
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In addition, he has worked with Trent Reznor, both helping with remixes and appearing on Nine Inch Nails' album The Fragile, and has pursued film scoring aggressively, including the scores for Requiem for a Dream, Moon, Noah, The Fountain, Stoker, and Black Swan, the latter of which received a Grammy nomination. Mansell delivered more critically acclaimed scores in subsequent years, including those for Ben Wheatley's cinematic adaptation of J.G. Ballard's High Rise, the live-action remake of Ghost in the Shell, the first fully painted animated film Loving Vincent, and a short score for the Emmy Award-winning San Junipero episode of satirical anthology series Black Mirror.
Joshua Landau. This album containing Clint Mansell's score for the romantic comedy Definitely, Maybe, appearing simultaneously with the DVD release of the film, is not to be confused with the 'music from' soundtrack album of pop songs by various artists released shortly after the picture's theatrical opening. But Mansell, a former member of Pop Will Eat Itself, has written a batch of pop/rock ballad material in the name of a background score. In his titles for the cues, referencing the names of the women the main character is describing to his daughter in this 'how I met and married your mom' tale, Mansell echoes Simon & Garfunkel with 'For Emily (Whoever She May Be.)' (similar to their 'For Emily Wherever I May Find Her') and even just copies a title outright with 'April (Come She Will).' Whatever the track titles, he is fond of piano and guitar themes with string accompaniments, creating sweet, melodic numbers that often seem to lack only a lyric to turn them into pop songs. There are occasional exotic elements - a trip-hop rhythm here, an Indian flavor there - but for the most part this is music intended to provide light accompaniment to an equally light entertainment. William Ruhlmann.
's new song about the movement, 'Wall Street Part of Town,' premiered last week on the show on KPFK 90.7 FM in Los Angeles, distributed via the Pacifica Radio network. Cooder recorded the song just last Tuesday, and it first aired on Wiener's show on Wednesday, a fundraiser for the ' Campus Campaign National Education Project, which places audio collections in high schools and colleges across the country. The song also aired on with Amy Goodman last week. You can now listen to the song, download it for free, and help spread the good word via the player below.Cooder's latest album, released earlier this year on Nonesuch, was inspired by a news headline about the Wall Street bailout. He began work on the album with the track “No Banker Left Behind,” an ode to the corrupt few spared from the financial crisis while most were left to fend for themselves.
Uncut calls this 'one of his best albums ever. An impassioned portrait of 21st century America and its injustices' in which Cooder is 'remade as a modern-day Woody Guthrie, fearless and funny, for like Guthrie he nails his targets with droll humour while empathising with society's underdogs.'
The BBC calls it 'essential listening.' To pick up a copy of Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down, head to the, where CD orders included high-quality, 320 kbps MP3s at checkout.
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The album is also available as MP3s and FLAC lossless files.Listen to the new song, 'Wall Street Part of Town,' and download it for free here:Ry Cooder: 'Wall Street Part of Town'. 's new song about the movement, 'Wall Street Part of Town,' premiered last week on the show on KPFK 90.7 FM in Los Angeles, distributed via the Pacifica Radio network. Cooder recorded the song just last Tuesday, and it first aired on Wiener's show on Wednesday, a fundraiser for the ' Campus Campaign National Education Project, which places audio collections in high schools and colleges across the country. The song also aired on with Amy Goodman last week. You can now listen to the song, download it for free, and help spread the good word via the player below.Cooder's latest album, released earlier this year on Nonesuch, was inspired by a news headline about the Wall Street bailout. He began work on the album with the track “No Banker Left Behind,” an ode to the corrupt few spared from the financial crisis while most were left to fend for themselves.
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Uncut calls this 'one of his best albums ever. An impassioned portrait of 21st century America and its injustices' in which Cooder is 'remade as a modern-day Woody Guthrie, fearless and funny, for like Guthrie he nails his targets with droll humour while empathising with society's underdogs.' The BBC calls it 'essential listening.' To pick up a copy of Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down, head to the, where CD orders included high-quality, 320 kbps MP3s at checkout. The album is also available as MP3s and FLAC lossless files.Listen to the new song, 'Wall Street Part of Town,' and download it for free here:Ry Cooder: 'Wall Street Part of Town'. Ry Cooder's new song about the Occupy Wall Street movement, 'Wall Street Part of Town,' was recorded last Tuesday and premiered on Pacifica Radio's Jon Wiener show on Wednesday, a fundraiser for the Pacifica Radio Archives' Campus Campaign National Education Project. It also aired on Democracy Now!
With Amy Goodman. You can now listen to the song here, download it for free, then help spread the good word. Cooder's latest album, Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down, was inspired by the inequities that spared the few from the financial crisis while most were left to fend for themselves.
's new song about the movement, 'Wall Street Part of Town,' premiered last week on the show on KPFK 90.7 FM in Los Angeles, distributed via the Pacifica Radio network. Cooder recorded the song just last Tuesday, and it first aired on Wiener's show on Wednesday, a fundraiser for the ' Campus Campaign National Education Project, which places audio collections in high schools and colleges across the country. The song also aired on with Amy Goodman last week. You can now listen to the song, download it for free, and help spread the good word via the player below.Cooder's latest album, released earlier this year on Nonesuch, was inspired by a news headline about the Wall Street bailout.
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He began work on the album with the track “No Banker Left Behind,” an ode to the corrupt few spared from the financial crisis while most were left to fend for themselves. Uncut calls this 'one of his best albums ever. An impassioned portrait of 21st century America and its injustices' in which Cooder is 'remade as a modern-day Woody Guthrie, fearless and funny, for like Guthrie he nails his targets with droll humour while empathising with society's underdogs.' The BBC calls it 'essential listening.' To pick up a copy of Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down, head to the, where CD orders included high-quality, 320 kbps MP3s at checkout. The album is also available as MP3s and FLAC lossless files.Listen to the new song, 'Wall Street Part of Town,' and download it for free here:Ry Cooder: 'Wall Street Part of Town'.
Congratulations to Laurie Anderson, the 2020 recipient of The Vanguard Award & Residency at Joe's Pub at The Public Theater in NYC. The program celebrates the work and influence of an icon of American popular culture. She will be honored at the third-annual Vanguard Gala on February 3, with an all-star slate of artists and friends, with musical direction by Shara Nova of My Brightest Diamond and Chris Bruce, and her residency will take shape in a Sunday night performance each month, from March to December. 'I love Sunday evening shows,' Anderson says.
'The end of the weekend is such a no man’s land—an interesting time to play with new combinations.' The first worldwide vinyl release of Sam Phillips's critically acclaimed 2001 Nonesuch debut album, Fan Dance, is due on Valentine's Day 2020, as the latest fan-selected title on Run Out Groove. Remastered and pressed on 180-gram vinyl, the remastered LP comes in an old-school tip-on style jacket with booklet, limited and individually numbered. It is available to pre-order via Run Out Groove and the Nonesuch Store until November 7, and then pressed and numbered to a limited quantity based on total orders. The Boston Globe calls it 'a stunning work of intimacy and emotional range.'