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To coincide with a new album, Tim Gane has recently been interviewed on Pitchfork. Being a massive Stereolab fan I thought this would be something worthy to share through klunk.

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/50134-stereolabs-tim-gane-talks-ichemical-chordsi

Also worthy of note is that the  first new Stereolab track from the forthcoming LP ‘Chemical Chords’ is available now on iTunes, the track is called ‘Three Women’.

Just ordered my ticket!

Little Chris, host of the Brumcast, talks about his podcast featuring the best of Birmingham music. An insightful interview and well worth watching.

Just thouhgt I would bring a few blogs I have stumbled upon to your attention. I have added them to the blogroll and suggest that you add them to your RSS reader and enjoy the quality material spewing from these virtual oracles.

http://www.createdigitalmusic.com

I have searched in vain before for decent blogs on creating electronic music and was suprised to find this really easily today after only a little bit of surfing. This is slightly techie, however that is my cup of tea.

http://benneal.blogspot.com

Local Video artist / Bass Guitar weilding chap shares his thoughts. Early days for this blog, so one to keep an eye on.

http://newmusicstrategies.com

This blog concerns itself with the strategies for selling and promoting music in the modern world. Some of the content is sponsored, however the author goes to great lengths to point out the sponsored content and the reasons why it is there is in the first place.

Here is a little bit of video captured by yours truly at the Binary Oppositions night. Here you can see and hear Mike in Mono playing a new and currently untitled song. This man has some moves…

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Sorry the video is at a slightly jaunty angle, but I did not really want to hold my phone up in front of me and look too much like one of those people that video everything at a gig.