Swivel Chairs: The Slow Transmission...
Posted by Champersnova in Reviews on 12 17th, 2007 | No Comments
ISTANBUL - Swivel Chairs is a Brookyln and Philedelphia based band featuring Jason Brown and Jeremy Grites. Their consistency to music brought them together to follow the melodies coming out from their hearts when they were dormitory suit-mates back in 1992. So far, they have released handful records... 
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Nancy Elizabeth: Battle and Victory...
Posted by Champersnova in Reviews on 12 3rd, 2007 | 2 Comments
ISTANBUL - A Saturday morning. Rather midday actually. Waking up to a silent, relaxing day hoping to chuck out all the exhaustion piled in during the whole week and Friday night. Silence seems so lonely and incomplete without a supplementary sound to leak in your cells, and excrete some musical endorphine.... 
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Daniel Änghede leaving Hearts of Black ...
Posted by Champersnova in News on 12 3rd, 2007 | No Comments
ISTANBUL - Saddest news I have heard recently. Daniel Änghede of Hearts of Black Science is calling it a day with the band. According to the band’s Myspace blog, some personal and family reasons made Änghede to come to this point. What a shame for fans, fare-welling the vocals of this talented duo.... 
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Holler, Wild Rose!: a collective vision...
Posted by Champersnova in Interviews on 11 23rd, 2007 | 1 Comment
ISTANBUL - Hailing from New Jersey, Holler, Wild Rose! is the perfect combination of shoegaze, post-rock and ambient. Despite the young existence of this seven-piece, they have already been compared to several masters of these genres in a big way. Their debut Our Little Hymnal is one of the wonders came... 
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Goddamn Electric Bill...
Posted by Champersnova in Artist Review on 11 5th, 2007 | 4 Comments
It’s amazing how music can be fitting with any mood we carry in any day. Happy, sad, fragile, ambitious, knocked out, tired, spiritless, eager, exhausted, lonely… it is incredible how music finds its way out to enter into our personal worlds no matter what is in our hearts. With countless different... 
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