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Showing posts with label jackson. Show all posts

23 February 2014

Jackson And His Computerband live at La Route Du Rock Festival


Watch Jackson And His Computerband perform Arp#1 - this happened last Saturday night at Route De Rock Festival. Amazing, and pretty banging to say the least. Throw him on the must see live pile! If you haven't checked out the album 'Glow' you should do so tout de suite! 



I've also posted a Red Bull Radio show where Jackson talks about his tunes (in french, but don't let that put you off!) and plays a bunch of them, check that out here.

Also, if you are into the whole musical dreamboat lashing out the tunes while having the time of their life thing, you should check out this live performance of Jon Hopkins from Skif Festival a few years ago. It's a full show, a little darker and experimental, but just as mesmerising and deadly.




















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03 December 2013

Jackson (and his computer band) on Red Bull Music Radio



How's your french? Jackson Fourgeaud of Jackson And His Computer Band fame talks to Red Bull Music Radio's French channel 'Crème Brulée' and plays a load of his tunes. I know some people in France look at Swooner, (bonjour!) but even if your french is as bad as mine, it's well worth a listen. I am pretty confident that 'techno' means 'techno':


If you can't see the above box, click here.

Tracklist:
G.I Jane
Pumpking Jack Flash
Jackson?
Wonderlove
Radio Caca
Tropical Metal
Utopia
Dance by Justice, Jackson remix
Vista
Memory
Arp no.1

Get his amazing album 'Glow' here.

jacksonandhiscomputerband.tv/
facebook.com/Jacksonandhiscomputerband
soundcloud.com/jacksonandhiscomputerband

P.S.
I've posted other similarly sweet Red Bull radio shows where artists talk about their influences and careers, check out these awesome shows (these ones are all in English!) by Chromeo, Mayer Hawthorne, Holy Ghost!, Kim Ann Foxman, Breakbot, The Rapture, Jamie LidellNile Rodgers and Talib Kweli.

I've also posted a couple of non-musical podcasts that are really good radio, check 'em out here.