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A slightly belated review from our friends at Ice Cream For Quo: Palace of Swords - Palace of Swords II (5 track miniature CD, Reverb Worship RW 187) Ambient Space Exploration. The song titles show a Fall influence but the music sounds nothing like them (which is no bad thing, given the woeful state of the last Fall LP). 'Mice on the moon' says Benjamin, aged seven. Very Beautiful. 'The Castle Spectre' in particular is a heavenly tone drone. An element of dread enters 'The Black Lodge Will Rise Again'. 'Sounds like a space rocket' says Benjamin. http://icecreamforquo.webs.com/ There's also a couple of new projects/releases on the horizon. Watch this space.
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SÁ SEM ÓTTAST DAUÐANN KANN EKKI AÐ NJÓTA LÍFSINS
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Terribly sad news. I can only really echo what others have already said: David was definitely one of the good guys. Rest easy, chum.
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Just bought a ticket for their Glasgow gig in November - yay!
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It's great to see an Aberdeen label releasing noise/experimental stuff. Keep up the good work.
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Better than the original, possibly:
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FASCISTE!
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[Aug 3, 2012] Strawberry Wine (Aberdeen)
Palace of Swords replied to Palace of Swords's topic in Gigs & Event Announcements
Thanks to everyone who came along last night. We had a really good time. My set-list is on the Strawberry Wine Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Strawberry-Wine/219642591474608 Cheers, Peter. -
[Aug 3, 2012] Strawberry Wine (Aberdeen)
Palace of Swords replied to Palace of Swords's topic in Gigs & Event Announcements
**BLUMP** This is tonight. -
Mark Whitby is going to be playing a few tracks from The Frenz Equivalent on his Dandelion Radio show this month. http://www.dandelionradio.com/
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Your last great musical rediscovery...
Palace of Swords replied to diarmaid's topic in Music Discussion
Stumbling across a few almost-forgotten classics while getting my set ready for next Friday's Strawberry Wine... -
Here's a video for our version of 'Athlete Cured', taken from the album:
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Palace of Swords are featured on the new Fall covers album, 'The Frenz Equivalent'. It's available as a free download from here: http://z1.invisionfree.com/thefall/index.php?showtopic=33305
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Here's a review from this month's edition of Record Collector: Head Music - Various Artists Released to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the founding of cult krautrock label Brain, and compiled by the destined-to-be-just-as-cult (and getting there quickly) Fruits De Mer, this is a double-album of covers by some of the more notable Germanic-influenced bands of today. Earthling Society, Dead Sea Apes and Vert:x are among them, alongside returning psych-pop heroes The Bevis Frond. The groups largely get their teeth into re-imagining pieces by the original chiefs of the scene. There are a couple of terrific Neu! tracks, a similar brace of Can, and a beautifully ethereal delivery of Amon Düül’s Paramechanical World. That’s not to say they don’t explore works by those on more of a connoisseur’s radar; they do, but even when referencing the real headline bands, there’s an enquiring outlook at work. Take the Kraftwerk covers. The rendition of Trans-Europe Express by Anla Courtis reduces its original starkness into lo-fi minimalism, while Dead Sea Apes deliver RükstoВGondoliero, performed by Kraftwerk on a 1971 edition of German TV’s Beat Club, but never actually cut to vinyl. Relentlessly vital, the artists involved drive their reference points onwards while looking in the rear view mirror. Fruits De Mer | CRUSTACEAN 26 (2-LP)
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Going through a bit of a Hare and the Moon phase at the moment. This is wonderful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLRcFIQjydY
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The Lost Tapes is out on Monday. Yay!