IAN ASTBURY - UNKLE

[apeastbury]

Hi.. I am new here.. I did a search, and could only find one place where this is mentioned.. I am very INTERESTED in this track, and so I had some questions...

Does anyone know the name of this track(s)?
Scheduled release(s)?
Remix(es)

Rumor has it that Ian Astbury's new solo record comes out in early Feb 2005.. The title is going to be called....Warriors Of The Mystic Plains





Any information on this would be GREATLY APPRECIATED

[shivo]

it was never finished or released

[apeastbury]

shivo said:

it was never finished or released

Thanks for the info ;D

Not even a title? I am sure they have had time to work SOMETHING out???
Why would they annouce it, if it wasn't going to happen?
Sorry, just frustrated.. I was really looking forward to hearing this track..

UNKLE to Release Second Album Statewide
by Ellen Houlihan | 08.11.2004



Influential British hip-hoppers UNKLE are making their album Never, Never Land available for the first time stateside. The newly-packaged Never, Never Land will include brand new material with several guest musicians.

Stone Roses members Ian Brown and Mani chime in on “Reign,” marking the first collaboration between the two since their band broke up. Mani also can be heard on the track, “In a State.”

Mega-producer Brian Eno joins Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker on dueling synths on “I Need Something Stronger;” Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age and Eagles of Death Metal) provides a frightening vocal on “Safe in Mind;” and Joel Cadbury of South adds a Beatles-esque flavor to the ballad “Glow.”

UNKLE’s commander-in-chief and Mo’ Wax record label founder, James Lavelle will hit the studios this month to work on two additional songs for the record, including a pairing with Ian Astbury.

PEACE

[MichaelMcG]

Its funny how we didn't hear more of this music. Perhaps its for the next Unkle outing...

In related news, Jeordie White (a.k.a. Twiggy Ramirez) fan site BaseTendencies.com is reporting that Goss and Jeordie (and possibly THE CULT's Ian Astbury) recently spent time in the studio working on tracks with UNKLE for an upcoming project. UNKLE, a band out of the U.K. which can best be described as a hybrid of trip-hop/electronica and rock, have two albums to their name, 2004's "Never Never Land" and 1998's "Psyence Fiction", which boast appearances from guest artists such as Josh Homme, DJ Shadow, Thom Yorke and Jason Newsted.

src : www.basetendencies.com/News.html

[apeastbury]

michaelmcguk said:

Its funny how we didn't hear more of this music. Perhaps its for the next Unkle outing...



src : www.basetendencies.com/News.html

Thanks for the info! I am going to pass it onto the some folks!

PEACE & HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

If anyone has any more updates on this partnering..PLEASE let me know!

[plusone]

which can best be described as a hybrid of trip-hop/electronica

JL would shit a brick if he read that! ;D

[joethelion]

well dude, I think that's actually a pretty good description of what UNKLE is.

I am guessing that this is from a US article/review -> which means that Electronica is pretty much the standard name for music that's "electronic"

I mean, PF was trip hop and NNL was electronic... (overall)

[r3main]

pf was oldschool trip-hop.... nnl was a mix of nu-school trip-hop and electronics/breaks..