King Automatic: In The Blue Corner (CD)

King Automatic: In The Blue Corner

In The Blue Corner

CD (Compact Disc)

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EUR 16,99*

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Label: Voodoo Rhythm, 2007-08
Bestellnummer: 4894686
Erscheinungstermin: 2.10.2009

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THE FUTURE OF ROCK N' ROLL? King Automatic's In The Blue Corner! As we are now nearing the 2nd decade of the 21st century, it is time to ask an essential question: Where lies the future of Rock 'n' Roll? Will we recycle old ideas ad infinitum - 3 chords boom chica boom, mimick the past and kneel and pray at the alter of Jerry Lee Lewis, The Ramones and the Cramps or will we introduce new musical concepts into Rock ' Roll, embrace the future and venture into unsafe yet exciting waters? Will we limit ourselves by sticking to the musical traditions of the Western hemisphere only or will we seek inspiration across the four corners of our globe and make truly trans-global Rock n' Roll? It is time to expand the horizon and to seek out new territories - it is time to evolve and if that evolutionary process takes the shape of King Automatic...well that's all the better. This Gentleman finds inspiration in Jamaican Rocksteady, Rhythm n'Blues, Bebop, Tthe Stranglers, The Doors, Virgin Prunes, David Bowie, Tom Waits, and the tribal drumming of West Africa to mention only a few of the ingredients of a truly exotic musical cocktail. In addition to the musical diversity to be found in his music, King Automatic has also freed Rock n' Roll from the lyrical clich_ of: "I picked up my baby in a '59 De Ville, we tore through the city seeking cheap thrills". There is actually real songwriting at play here which adds a welcomed layer to the music we all like to drink, dance and make babies to. Starting out in the mid-1990's as the drummer of the legendary French Punk band Thundercrack, King Automatic took a radical turn at the beginning of the new Millenium and introduced a new dimension to the stagnant sound of one-mand bands. He began to sample and loop organ, guitar, harp and percussion sounds live on stage to create a truly sonic soundscape - close your eyes and you will swear you are listening to an orchestra. With his new album "In The Blue Corner" now appearing on Voodoo Rhythm Records, he has taken his vision to the...