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'North Atlantic' is taken from Normil Hawaiians' forthcoming new album 'Empires into Sand', out May 24th on Upset The Rhythm.
Beech tree in the rain filmed by Christopher Tipton.
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'North Atlantic' is taken from Normil Hawaiians' forthcoming new album 'Empires into Sand', out May 24th on Upset The Rhythm.
Beech tree in the rain filmed by Christopher Tipton.
upsettherhythm.co.uk
normilhawaiians.com
![Apostille - Feel Bad [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/o3OwxCTrGfg/mqdefault.jpg "Apostille - Feel Bad [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Taken from Apostilles new full-length album, Choose Life released June 8th on Upset The Rhythm.
Choreography by Jessica Higgins.
Filmed by Harrison Reid and Omar Aborida.
Edited by Maria Tedemalm and Michael Kasparis.
Starring: Musho Fernandez Rodriguez, Jessica Higgins, Maria Tedemalm, Lewis Cook, Suzanne Rodden, Christopher Taylor, David Roëder and Moe Meade.
https://apostille.bandcamp.com/
http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/
Available to order here: http://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/")
![Rattle - True Picture [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oThlJ9VMiu0/mqdefault.jpg "Rattle - True Picture [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Official music video for True Picture by Rattle.
Filmed, Directed and Edited by Simon Parfrement
https://www.youtube.com/user/MrParfos
Shot on location at Park Hill, Sheffield.
Track taken from the RATTLE LP:
Label: Upset The Rhythm / I Own You
Catalogue Number: UTR082 / OWN008
Formats: CD / LP / Digital
Rattle focus almost exclusively on drums and more drums, beneath a delicate overlay of vocal harmonies and percussive effects. Formed by Katharine Eira Brown (also of Kogumaza) and Theresa Wrigley (also of Fists), Rattle began as an experiment in crafting rich songs and melody using drums and voice alone. Their music weaves and intertwines post-punk, minimalism and experimental rock, through off-kilter rhythms, patterns and counter melodies. Their live performances are at once hypnotic, monastic and danceable, having entranced audiences at Supersonic Festival, Dot to Dot, throughout the UK during a recent tour with Witching Waves and in Europe with Zea (Arnold de Boer from The Ex). The band will be performing at the Supernormal festival in August.
The duo formed quite by accident in Nottingham in 2011, where Katharine and Theresa knew each other from playing in other local bands. Katharine was a guitarist who had recently started playing drums in the band Kogumaza and Theresa is the enthralling drummer from Fists. They originally met up to skill swap guitars and drums but soon enough they found they were having more fun with a double drum set-up and started making the sound of their first song “Boom”, which became a blueprint for their new band’s sound. As Katharine explains; “It seemed obvious right from the start that nothing else was going to be required in terms of instruments.”
They wanted to find a band name that was onomatopoeic and Rattle fit perfectly. Their set-up remained roughly the same as from that very first rehearsal. The minimal framework meant that they had to use their imagination and think of different ways to create new songs using the same simple ingredients. They honed their sound live, with the drums set up facing each other which allowed a dramatic interplay between the players, lending a theatrical element to their performances.
When it came to recording the album it made absolute sense to bring in their regular live sound engineer Mark Spivey (also of Kogumaza) who has been working closely with the band from the beginning. Live, he adds additional effects and manipulations from the sound desk and these techniques were transferred over to a studio setting at The Big Mouse House, in Sneinton, Nottingham (in the studio owned by Tony Doggen, of Spiritualized and coincidently where Jake Bugg recorded his new album). A lot of time and attention was taken to get the best sound possible from the drums in the room. As Mark explains: “We wanted the record to be and sound very real, and to sound like what it is, which meant (by definition) that it needed to sound unlike anything else.”
Although the pair listen to a vast array of musical styles, it’s almost impossible to reference directly to any influences as the band sound so utterly unique. Having such an a-typical set-up means that it’s really difficult to sound like a typical guitar band. As the band point out; “Music can be so steeped in obvious references to other bands and eras that it can become a bit choking.”
Having mostly played in experimental or avant-rock settings Rattle first discovered that they could make their awkward audiences dance with opening track “Trainer (Get You)”, which was specifically designed to make the listener move in some way. Whereas other songs embrace different moods, for example “Starting” has a sense of urgency and a repeated lyric phrase that becomes a mantra, and “Click” is more soothing and meditative. The high hat and cymbal hits in “Sorcerer” have a sword-fighting feel and “Stringer Bell” is more of a cocktail song from a 1950s city apartment.
Often starting by picking out the ghost notes from the drums to develop a melody, the song then reveals itself in rounds and harmonies with layer upon layer of rhythm and vocal, lending a choral feel to some of the tracks. Rattle effortlessly blend the avant-garde with irresistible melodies and hypnotic drum beats, using rhythm and harmony to create a refreshing sound that is utterly new - a pretty rare feat these days when we’re saturated with so much music. Their live shows conjure all the magic and excitement from their exhilarating creative process, allowing the audience to share in the very special bond between the duo as they dazzle with their drumming skills.
Rattle are:
Katharine Eira Brown & Theresa Wrigley
Drums / Percussion / Voice
All songs written by Rattle.
Copyright 2016 I Own You Records & Upset the Rhythm
www.iownyourecords.co.uk
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![Bamboo - Always Running [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oXvL4inFXtA/mqdefault.jpg "Bamboo - Always Running [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Always Running is taken from Bamboos recent album The Dragon Flies Away, out now on Upset The Rhythm.
Always Running - Act I Scene II from The Dragon Flies Away album released 2017, written by Nick Carlisle and Rachel Horwood.
Audio produced by Nick Carlisle.
Video directed by Cookies.
Camera by Jack Barraclough.
Movements by Natalie Sloth Richter.
Mask made by Rachel Horwood.
http://www.bamboosongs.co.uk
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![TRASH KIT - Horizon [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pM8Mx4_YQ6s/mqdefault.jpg "TRASH KIT - Horizon [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Horizon by Trash Kit, taken from their forthcoming album Horizon.
Released through Upset The Rhythm on LP. CD and digitally on July 5th. http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/
Filmed on location at Brimham Rocks by Clare Putrino, Matt Putrino, Kimberly Powenski and Christopher Tipton. Directed/edited by Christopher Tipton.
https://www.facebook.com/TRASH-KIT-329766302806/
http://trashkitrules.blogspot.co.uk/
Pre-order Horizon at Upset The Rhythm: http://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/")
![TERRY - Bureau [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pTF7-h8-i7Q/mqdefault.jpg "TERRY - Bureau [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Bureau is taken from Terrys new album Im Terry, out August 31st through Upset The Rhythm.
Filmed and edited by Terry around the Burnley Tunnel.
Im Terry is available to pre-order on LP and CD here:
http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/")
![Bertie Marshall - Authoress (1990) [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/poQrKA2uUxY/mqdefault.jpg "Bertie Marshall - Authoress (1990) [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Authoress appears on Bertie Marshalls debut album Exhibit, released on October 29th by Upset The Rhythm.
A film by Bertie Marshall (c) 2021.
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![Marcel Wave - Peg [OFFICIAL VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qEB57Ia2L6w/mqdefault.jpg "Marcel Wave - Peg [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Peg features on Marcel Waves forthcoming album Something Looming, out June 14th through Upset The Rhythm and Feel It Records.
Conceived, filmed & edited by: Patrick Fisher & Maike Hale-Jones.
https://upsettherhythm.co.uk/")
