Monster Zero Posted September 24, 2010 Report Share Posted September 24, 2010 Is this the same Ziggy who was in Staccato Set, I seem to remember reading he went down to Edinburgh for another band on here at some point?Template 6 - Right Sidebar Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alkaline Posted September 24, 2010 Report Share Posted September 24, 2010 Is this the same Ziggy who was in Staccato Set, I seem to remember reading he went down to Edinburgh for another band on here at some point?Template 6 - Right SidebarIn short, yes. However if you'd looked at the "useful links" bit to the right of that page you would've got the answer yourself Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Monster Zero Posted September 24, 2010 Author Report Share Posted September 24, 2010 In short, yes. However if you'd looked at the "useful links" bit to the right of that page you would've got the answer yourself I'm not sure what I should have 'found' to answer my question there, not to worry though you answered my question... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alkaline Posted September 24, 2010 Report Share Posted September 24, 2010 I'm not sure what I should have 'found' to answer my question there, not to worry though you answered my question...About | FOUNDNot too sure that there is an abundance of people called Ziggy in Edinburgh based bands called Found...2 clicks from the page you were on. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Monster Zero Posted September 24, 2010 Author Report Share Posted September 24, 2010 About | FOUNDNot too sure that there is an abundance of people called Ziggy in Edinburgh based bands called Found...2 clicks from the page you were on.You misunderstood my question - I wondered if it was the same Ziggy who was in Staccato Set, I didn't know the name of the band he was in in Edinburgh and it doesn't reference his previous bands... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alkaline Posted September 24, 2010 Report Share Posted September 24, 2010 You misunderstood my question - I wondered if it was the same Ziggy who was in Staccato Set, I didn't know the name of the band he was in in Edinburgh and it doesn't reference his previous bands...Ahhh, i get you now, apologies. I thought you maybe knew his surname as well. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chilli Posted September 24, 2010 Report Share Posted September 24, 2010 Ahhh, i get you now, apologies. I thought you maybe knew his surname as well.Ziggy Campbell ex sound man at Dr Drakes & former member of Stacatto SetInteresting Music are delighted to announce a truly excellent double headeras part of SOUND FestivalSaturday 6th Nov 2010The Tunnels, Carnegies Brae, Aberdeen, AB10 1BF. Phone (01224) 211121Doors 8.00pm Tickets 6+bf in adv on sale now & 7 on doorAvailable in person from One-Up Records, Belmont Street, Aberdeen. Phone (01224) 642662 Welcome to TicketWeb!Aberdeen Box Office SOUND FESTIVAL 10 : Productions : FOUND & Indian Red Lopezinteresting music promotions on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music DownloadsHomesoundFOUND is the brainchild of art college buddies: Ziggy Campbell (lead vocals, guitar), Tommy Perman (bass guitar, synth) and Kev Sim (electronics, percussion). The band create an unusual mix of garage rock, melodic pop and glitchy electronica, which has just lead to them signing a publishing deal with the highly respected Domino Records.FOUND began life as an experimental arts collective putting on many weird and wonderful events in art galleries, warehouses and even storage containers. Their most recent project, an emotional robot band called Cybraphon, captured the attention of the worlds press. Since its unveiling at the Edinburgh International Festival at the start of August, Cybraphon has been featured on national newspapers across the world (e.g. China, Brazil, Italy, Spain, UK), made the top story on the homepage of WIRED.com and has been covered by CNN and TV networks internationally including BBCs primetime arts show The Culture Show. FOUND made their American debut at SXSW in March 2009 and followed up with a string of performances at CMJ in October 2009 where Brooklyn Vegan picked them out as ones to watch. In the UK they have built up a strong fan base and highlights of their live career to date include the BBC Electric Proms, T in the Park, Triptych, Brightons Great Escape, the Fence Collectives Homegame festival and Hydro Connect Festival. Their self-released debut Found Can Move earned them an impressive amount of UK national radio play including support from BBC Radio 1 djs, Steve Lamaq, Rob Da Bank, Huw Stevens and Vic Galloway. Theyve recorded radio sessions for BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music and BBC Radio Scotland including a recording in John Peels studio at Maida Vale. They also recorded an exclusive live session in the legendary Beatles Studio at Abbey Road for US radio station U-Pop XM 29. FOUND have a prolific output with two full-length albums and numerous singles / EPs in the last two years, with releases on Fence Records [uK], Creeping Bent [uK] and Aufgeladen Und Bereit [Germany]. The band have also become sought-after remixers and have recently applied their creative imaginations to reworking the music of King Creosote (Warner), Make Model (EMI), Attic Lights (Island) and Au Revoir Simone (Moshi Moshi).SELECTED PRESSFOUND sound like a punch up between Paolo Nutini and Captain Beefheart. The News Of The Worldtheir sound is so progressive, so completely unique, its demeaning to tie it to the stale confines of a label. Instead, we should be celebrating the euphoria created by their extraordinary kaleidoscopic soundscapes. 9/10? Drowned in SoundSampled sounds wrestle it out with jagged bursts of electronica across songs that lurch around like shouty drunks on a week-long bender. Q MagazineBoth band name and album title are spot on. Like musical beachcombers, Edinburgh quintet FOUND take full advantage of whatever washes up on their shore thats capable of making a noise and build up a delightfully wonky collage of sound with their haul. Its an approach that bears particularly juicy fruit the combination of the experimental with a keen ear for a simple, to-the-quick melody making them sound not unlike their label boss King Creosote holed up in a studio with Brian Eno Nige Tassell, WORDLoads of links arounf this oneFOUND the band (Scotland)Indian Red LopezGuitars, electronics and visuals outfit Indian Red Lopez are one of the brightest prospects from round these parts right now, and last years Castles Incomplete EP turned more than a few heads on its release. Five lads from Aberdeenshire and one from the arse end of nowhere (!!), whove come together to make music and art, put it all together and present it as an all-round audio/visual experience. Its what weve wanted to do from the very beginning, its just taken them a while to get where they are musically, and into a frame of mind (whatever that may be). Incorporating the visual relevance of it all can take time too, they're always trying to figure out better/more effective, interesting ways of presenting visual ideas. A belter of a show @ The One UP 30th celebration last year, ensured a new audience for this great band & we have it on good authority they were one of the BIG plusses at the recent Wizard Festival. INDIANREDLOPEZ on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alkaline Posted September 25, 2010 Report Share Posted September 25, 2010 Ziggy Campbell ex sound man at Dr Drakes & former member of Stacatto SetInteresting Music are delighted to announce a truly excellent double headeras part of SOUND FestivalSaturday 6th Nov 2010The Tunnels, Carnegies Brae, Aberdeen, AB10 1BF. Phone (01224) 211121Doors 8.00pm Tickets 6+bf in adv on sale now & 7 on doorAvailable in person from One-Up Records, Belmont Street, Aberdeen. Phone (01224) 642662 Welcome to TicketWeb!Aberdeen Box Office SOUND FESTIVAL 10 : Productions : FOUND & Indian Red Lopezinteresting music promotions on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music DownloadsHomesoundFOUND is the brainchild of art college buddies: Ziggy Campbell (lead vocals, guitar), Tommy Perman (bass guitar, synth) and Kev Sim (electronics, percussion). The band create an unusual mix of garage rock, melodic pop and glitchy electronica, which has just lead to them signing a publishing deal with the highly respected Domino Records.FOUND began life as an experimental arts collective putting on many weird and wonderful events in art galleries, warehouses and even storage containers. Their most recent project, an emotional robot band called Cybraphon, captured the attention of the worlds press. Since its unveiling at the Edinburgh International Festival at the start of August, Cybraphon has been featured on national newspapers across the world (e.g. China, Brazil, Italy, Spain, UK), made the top story on the homepage of WIRED.com and has been covered by CNN and TV networks internationally including BBCs primetime arts show The Culture Show. FOUND made their American debut at SXSW in March 2009 and followed up with a string of performances at CMJ in October 2009 where Brooklyn Vegan picked them out as ones to watch. In the UK they have built up a strong fan base and highlights of their live career to date include the BBC Electric Proms, T in the Park, Triptych, Brightons Great Escape, the Fence Collectives Homegame festival and Hydro Connect Festival. Their self-released debut Found Can Move earned them an impressive amount of UK national radio play including support from BBC Radio 1 djs, Steve Lamaq, Rob Da Bank, Huw Stevens and Vic Galloway. Theyve recorded radio sessions for BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music and BBC Radio Scotland including a recording in John Peels studio at Maida Vale. They also recorded an exclusive live session in the legendary Beatles Studio at Abbey Road for US radio station U-Pop XM 29. FOUND have a prolific output with two full-length albums and numerous singles / EPs in the last two years, with releases on Fence Records [uK], Creeping Bent [uK] and Aufgeladen Und Bereit [Germany]. The band have also become sought-after remixers and have recently applied their creative imaginations to reworking the music of King Creosote (Warner), Make Model (EMI), Attic Lights (Island) and Au Revoir Simone (Moshi Moshi).SELECTED PRESSFOUND sound like a punch up between Paolo Nutini and Captain Beefheart. The News Of The Worldtheir sound is so progressive, so completely unique, its demeaning to tie it to the stale confines of a label. Instead, we should be celebrating the euphoria created by their extraordinary kaleidoscopic soundscapes. 9/10? Drowned in SoundSampled sounds wrestle it out with jagged bursts of electronica across songs that lurch around like shouty drunks on a week-long bender. Q MagazineBoth band name and album title are spot on. Like musical beachcombers, Edinburgh quintet FOUND take full advantage of whatever washes up on their shore thats capable of making a noise and build up a delightfully wonky collage of sound with their haul. Its an approach that bears particularly juicy fruit the combination of the experimental with a keen ear for a simple, to-the-quick melody making them sound not unlike their label boss King Creosote holed up in a studio with Brian Eno Nige Tassell, WORDLoads of links arounf this oneFOUND the band (Scotland)Indian Red LopezGuitars, electronics and visuals outfit Indian Red Lopez are one of the brightest prospects from round these parts right now, and last years Castles Incomplete EP turned more than a few heads on its release. Five lads from Aberdeenshire and one from the arse end of nowhere (!!), whove come together to make music and art, put it all together and present it as an all-round audio/visual experience. Its what weve wanted to do from the very beginning, its just taken them a while to get where they are musically, and into a frame of mind (whatever that may be). Incorporating the visual relevance of it all can take time too, they're always trying to figure out better/more effective, interesting ways of presenting visual ideas. A belter of a show @ The One UP 30th celebration last year, ensured a new audience for this great band & we have it on good authority they were one of the BIG plusses at the recent Wizard Festival. INDIANREDLOPEZ on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music DownloadsAye, i know who he is... Not a fan of FOUND though unfortunately. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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