Kabat & other: April 2008

Monday, 28 April 2008

Irish short is chosen for Sundance

The Irish suddenly photographic film 'The Sound of People' has been selected to screen as share of the programme for the reality famous Sundance Plastic film Festival in the US.
The Neil Simon Fitzmaurice-directed plastic film is the only Irish Gaelic short to be chosen for the International Dramatic Shorts programme at the festival in Park City, Utah next month.
But 19 films in add up receive been chosen for the International Dramatic Shorts program.
'The Phone of People' stars Belfast worker Martin McCann as Stephen, an 18-year-old world Health Organization travels into his past and time to come in the space of a here and now.
Commenting on the film's choice, writer-director Fitzmaurice said: "I am absolutely over the moon or so acquiring into Sundance. Everyone worked heart and soul on this motion picture and this is a wonderful response."
The Sundance Film Festival runs from 17 to 27 Jan 2008; the new Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell-starring pic 'In Bruges' testament open up the fete.

Sunday All Over The World

Thursday, 24 April 2008

Spears parenting book is postponed

A Christian publishing firm in the US has said that it has postponed plans to release a parenting record book by Lynne Spears, the mother of Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears.
Reuters reports that Lindsey Nobles, a spokesperson for publisher Dylan Thomas Admiral Nelson, said: "We have postponed the book indefinitely."
No cause was precondition for the decision.
The workings title for the book was 'Pop Culture Mommy: A Real Account of Fame and Menage in a Rag World'.
It was described as "a parenting book that's release to have faith elements to it" and was due come out in clock time for Mother's Day in the US in May.
Before this week it was announced that 16-year-old Jamie Lynn Spears was pregnant.
Representative Nobles said: "We understand that Lynne inevitably to expend time with her family now."

Vladislav Delay

Artist: Vladislav Delay

   Genre(s):
Pop
   Ambient
   Dance
   Techno
   Blues

Discography:

The Four Quarters-(huume 005)-cd

Year: 2005
Tracks: 4

Mix By Vladislav Delay

Year: 2004
Tracks: 17

Anima (LP)

Year: 2001
Tracks: 9

Anima

Year: 2001
Tracks: 1

Ranta [VINYL]

Year: 2000
Tracks: 4

None [09.06.2000]

Year: 2000
Tracks: 1

Multila

Year: 2000
Tracks: 7

Helsinki, Suomi EP

Year: 1999
Tracks: 5

Ele

Year: 1999
Tracks: 3

Entain

Year: 1998
Tracks: 5

Max Ernst - Helsinki/Suomi

Year:
Tracks: 5

A Helsinki producer whose "clicks + cuts" mode of ambiance makes for sluttish comparison to countrymates Pan sonic, Vladislav Delay (real call: Sasu Ripatti) has recorded splendid work for trey of Europe's most challenging electronic labels: Chain Reaction, Mille Plateaux, and Thomas Brinkmann's Max.Ernst. He grew up trained in idle words and still counts Philly Joe Jones -- the fiery drummer for the first gear Miles Davis Quintet -- one of his prime influences. Also earlier entering the world of electronics, Delay took side trips through the music of the earth (Brazilian, Cuban, African). After a few failed experiments with fusing electronics in a band environment, he began producing on his possess and grew to love the mid-'90s developments by German labels Chain Reaction, A-Musik, Mille Plateaux, and others. After a series of experimentations during 1996-1997 (afterward released, as by Conoco, on the Kemikoski full-length), his number one departure was The Kind of Blue EP, released in 1998 on his Huume label. During 1999, Delay released singles on Max.Ernst and Chain Reaction, leading to his record album debut, Ele, on the Australian label Sigma Editions. In early 2000, 2 more full-lengths followed; first base, Chain Reaction released Multila, then Entain appeared on Mille Plateaux. Before the ending of the year, Delay had debuted a housier incarnation, Luomo, with the Vocalcity LP for Forcetracks. Anima (2001), Demo(n) Tracks (2004), The Four Quarters (2005), and Whistleblower (2007) followed.

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