News Miscellaneous Weekly catchup: Sky+, Prada phone, Cellarscape, ViewSonic, Goodmans Direct Weekly catchup: Sky+, Prada phone, Cellarscape, ViewSonic, Goodmans Direct |
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OK, so it’s not technically a gadget but we know you love your iPod/MP3 player and trust us you need this track on there. The single is taken from the five-track Fifth Phoenix EP, which is available now on the SkyBabyRecords label. "The Fifth Phoenix EP sees Cellarscape's experimental acoustic evolve... expect unexpected storms and explosions of hope," says CD Baby.
While Control Yourself says, "The doomy, cascading rhythms of 'Transition Sickness' have the undeniably cinematic sweep of great movie music." |
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Cellarscape, better known as artist Paul Terry, released the single Transition Sickness as 
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