So, it had to happen. Clock Opera got covered as New Band of the Day in the Guardian. If the picture of Guy looks familiar then its probably because you’ve seen it here before.
If you want to see pictures of the rest of the band then check out the various Clock Opera articles on this site.

They say it is ‘frenetic, bleep ridden, synth rock’ (TimeOut) but I say its just a great night out listening to raw creativity.
Guy Connelly and the Clock Opera crew were out again last night (10 June) at 83 Feet East along with Magic & Fur, A.Human and Dead Monroe.
I got there too late for the last two acts, due to crawling around on a gantry photographing Tangled Feet, but did catch Magic & Fur who really do need to be watched in the future too.

He’s coming to Europe for the Volt Festival in July and if that wasn’t good enough Party Ben has put together a new long mix ‘ to celebrate…life’.

Party Ben, for those that havent heard of him (and where have you been?) is one of the biggest figures on the mashup scene.

A resident DJ at Bootie in SF and also admired by Chris Moyles here in the UK he has been responsible for such classic mashups as Every Car You Chase by Snow Police, American Idiot by Dean Gray and many many more.

Eight songs that on their own are so-so but once they are mashed become something totally different.

This is Acoustic Alchemy and the wizard behind it – Norwegian Recylcing – has once again done the seemingly impossible.

This has the same level of quality as the previous ‘How Six Songs Collide’ which you can hear over on Youtube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JKKl95Ttrc

RIAA Presents a new mash-up collection “Sounds For The Swing-Set,” taking you on a hallucinogenic trip thru vintage Vegas, timewarping into the Now.
The soundtrack to the wildest weekend you’ll ever have.
More info here:
http://www.m-1.us/soundsfortheswingset.html

At Richmond Mayfair, on the 9th of May, the boisterous Nark Drool and the Shudders brought the house down and helped end off a glorious day in every sense.
Good time rock and roll from Chuck Berry to Elvis  and everything else from the 50s and 60s, rounded off with an on stage performance form all the youngsters in the audience of Greased Lightning.
Vocals: Aidan Boulter, Linsday Cooke, Stephanie Grefsheim
Guitars: Rikky Livid and Martyn Day
Drums: Neil “Bomber” Harris – original drummer for The Jam! (Thanks for the heads up Danny)
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Clock Opera performed at Luminaire, Kilburn, London on 22nd April 2009
Lead vocals/Guitar: Guy Connelly
Drums: Che Albrighton
Bass: Andy West
Guitar/Keys: Nick Dover
Photos by Kamal Prashar – more available for the discerning music fan. Contact me by the usual methods (click on Contact).

Nokia announced today that the highly anticipated Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is now available in the United States. The latest in Nokia’s XpressMusic range, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic delivers an affordable music device with a touch screen interface to the mass market.

Nokia has announced that it has shipped the millionth Nokia 5800 XpressMusic device, a milestone that coincides with the successful sales start of the device in the UK. The latest in Nokia’s XpressMusic range, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is the company’s first mass market touch screen device.

Create a project in BPC-Screenplay and start a new scene, then write your dialogue, just as you would in a traditional movie script. BPC-Screenplay creates audio files of the dialogue and places them on a timeline. Then you can add images, music and effects and use the Media Player to watch scene by scene, or as a complete project. When you’re satisfied, print the script, or use BPC-Screenplay to show the work to your colleagues, clients and producers.
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