This is one of several of our first digital releases, we will be hopefully releasing some more over the next few months, including the Atom Sounds Compilation V2.

Please support Electromagnetic Impulses and Crimson Death by visiting the new Atom Sounds Digital Download Ministore.

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Electromagnetic Death now on Atom Sounds Digital

Cling, Julia’s Window, William, Northcape, Sunburn in Cyprus, Remergence, The Gonzo Project, Juliiet, Anonimix, Damien Project, Dcallen and The Darchives, we are waiting for confirmation from Carlos Wilde.

We are also in the process of looking for some artwork for the CD, so that may cause a slight delay, but we’ll keep you posted on any further news as it comes.

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Atom Sounds Compilation - Update

The adventure of the band began about 10 years ago. There were many alterations during the formation of the band (too many to list….), but Angelo remained faithful to the original oath: our lives for the music of 3×0. In 2004 the first homonymous EP was recorded and received high acclaim for its originality. Since then, the work of 3×0 in the Real World Studios has been continuous. The natural aptitude of the songwriter, Angelo, who has effectively been the driving force behind the 3×0 project, has continually improved. The interesting collaboration with Mauro Aimetti, the bass player, began in 2005. The original scripts, (harmony-melody-lyrics) arranged by Angelo, already characterized by an eccentric, artistic arrangement, are now able to assume a different colour and atmosphere thanks to the progbasso and that special “touch” of Mauro. In 2006 following many experiments and continual improvements, Angelo met John Snell, singer, composer and skillful guitarist from London, with whom there was an immediate, intense, mutual rapport. John manages to interpret and sing brilliantly the 3×0 songs. Line by line, the lyrics (first in Italian, then in English) and the melodies, are maximised through John’s depth of feeling and experience: a very interesting association. Now, to the spring of 2007, there is a recording session at the Real World Studios of Peter Gabriel with the collaboration of Ged Lynch, already drummer and percussionist with Peter Gabriel himself and other important stars of world repute.

A quality job rooted in ancient songs and Mediterranean sounds, epic vicissitudes and sensual women, heroic deeds of British knights and…the finest sound you can imagine…

In November 2008 the album “Silver”.

Listen & Links @ IMIsound

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3X0 ready to release astounding debut album “Silver”

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Artist of the Week: Zeropage

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Denise Richards denies being Lindsay Lohan’s replacement at the World Music Awards

Preferred Seating is a family run business and has been going strong since 1987, they provide a massive range of tickets on sale from music events, sports events and even theatre tickets so you can grab your favourite show.

They also belong to a number of organizations including the Better Business Bureau of Northern California, the Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the National Association of Ticket Brokers.

The webiste is very easy to navigate with a box showing the hottest shows available at the moment, finding events is really easy to with a handy search option to find and event, venue or city that you wish to go to. I did a search for my fave band “Yes” and the search came up with several events, but “Yes” was there, upon clicking on the link I was then taken to a list of venues right up until the 17 Dec, nice one.

This is a must for those that want to find a concert etc and they even have a 200% gurantee on tickets they sell, what more could you ask for!

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Concert Tickets when you need them

Woah by Landwolf
The Love Parade by Electromagnetic impulses [@03:56]
Just Step Back a Bit by McKenzie Stubbert [@09:08]
In The Night (mix Hieronymus) by Pixieguts [@13:44]
I Promise You by Philos60 [@17:06]

Radio Atom Podcast
- Enjoy the tracks

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This Week on the Radio Atom Podcast

Check out Chris at Soundclick

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Artist of the Week: Chris Nightbird

Please stop by at http://www.atom-sounds.com and show your support by either adding a link to your website of streaming some of the artists on the music player which can be found on the right hand side of the screen.

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Slight updates on the main Atom Sounds website

Question 1: What’s the name of your band? What’s the origin of that name? Have you changed the band’s name before?
The name is Titee. It use to be Tt but someone on lastfm was already using that so I wanted the name to sound the same so I worked out the name Titee. It’s a little saucy.

Question 2: Please list the name and respective instrument of each band member.
Titee is a soloist and he uses exclusively a computer called Max. Max is a five year old PC.

Question 3: What genre of music do you consider your work to be? Who are your major influences?
The genre is Elektrough.

Question 4: How long have you all known each other? How did you meet?
I have known Titee for 5 years. Before this he didn’t even exist.

Question 5: When did you form your band? What inspired you to make music together?
Max the computer inspired me to make music.

Question 6: Are you signed to a record label? Are you a member of any music organizations?
Yes I am part of the Pixilicious label, however I also have other interests such as jamendo and ning sites.

Question 7: What can you tell us about your instruments? (i.e., Are you subject to brand loyalty or will you play with whatever’s available? What made you choose the instruments you have now? Was it cost or was it a style/model/brand/colour preference?
I use the following software, FL studio, Ableton, Soundforge and a USB mic.
I also use samples off a video camera. I do collaberations as well. I do play guitar and some of it’s sounds feature on some of my tunes.

Question 8: Where have you performed? What are your favourite and least favourite venues? Do you have any upcoming shows?
I have never done a live gig. I have been played by net Dj’s though.

Question 9: Which songs do you perform most frequently? Do you ever play any covers? Do you have a set play list?
I suppose my favourite track is the one I am making at the moment. But I am not making one right now but I have a few ideas. I daren’t mention what they are because if I talk about them I never do them. I have over 100 tracks.

Question 10: Who writes your songs? What are the main themes or topics for most of your songs? Do you think these topics will change over time?
I do all the music. It’s a mood thing and when I complete a song I don’t really know how I did it. I like to make a song that makes me tap my foot. I am influenced by the artists I listen to on the net and I think my tunes are becoming a little more refined. I can’t stand taking to long to make a tune. it drives me crazy, so I never super refine a tune, I just think by the time I refine that tune, I could have made a new track. I often try to follow a genre but the tune that comes out, often doesn’t reflect that genre. eg. I will try to do a drum and bass track but it turns out to be something else. I also don’t mind if I think the tune sounds a little crappy because I know that tastes vary in the ears of music appreciaters so what sounds bad to me may sound great to someone else.

Question 11: Could you briefly describe the music-making process?
Yes. It’s done as quickly as possible. I like to spend about 2 to 4 hours on it and the release it., However I do run it by a fellow electric artist who will tell me if they like it. If they do like it , I will release it, if not I will rework it for a couple of hours and it usually sounds heaps better.

Question 12: What are your rehearsals generally like? Do you have a set time each week in which you practice or are rehearsals more spontaneous?
I never rehearse. I have no set time to make another track. If I have not made a track for 3 to 4 weeks I feel that my music making is over and I will never do it again. Then I find myself at Max, pumping out another world famous beat.

Question 13: How has your music evolved since you first began playing music together?
I guess It just gets a little more technical and I am better at adding effects these days. I also use more than one program to make the tracks.

Question 14: What has been your biggest challenge as a band? Have you been able to overcome that challenge? If so, how?
The biggest challenge is to keep going. I do not take my music seriously and see it as a hobby. This way I can be innocent of expectation and grow to my full potential without the hinderance of seriousness and egomania.

Question 15: What’s your ultimate direction for your band? Are you seeking fame and fortune?
I am seeking fame and fortune, but I already have a global audience. Its great to know that perhaps every day, someone, somewhere in the world is listening to a Titee track. This is more than I ever expected.

Question 16: What advice do you have for people who want to form their own bands?
Do it now. Bands are hard to keep together. Get a good repitior together and sing it to the world.

Question 17: How can fans-to-be gain access to your music? Do you have a website with sample songs or a demo CD?
Look up Titee on a search engine and you will find plenty of tracks. If it is not for free down load then write to me and I will make it available to you.

Question 18: Is there anyone you’d like to acknowledge for offering financial or emotional support?
Pixieguts, the crew at Neon Beats, Jamendo, Last FM, Ning sites and to all those who take the time to listen to music. ie music of any genre!!!!!

Question 19: Any last words?
Yes I would like to say this that life treats me very well and to be able to make music is better than anything that could ever come of it, however if you have a spare million, give it to me and I will be thankful.

Fancy an interview? Then PM Remergence at Last.fm for more details..

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Atom Sounds Interview: Titee