Calling All Astronauts - Influences EP Part 1 - "Are 'Friends' Electric?"
Released Via Supersonic Media March 30th 2018
A massive thanks to Stevie Mac for the footage, check him out here http://www.steviemac.co.uk/Particles.htm
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Living The Dream
Released 25/8/17 Via Supersonic Media
Currently sitting proudly at the Number One spot in the Hype Machine Twitter Music Chart, “Living The Dream” is the forthcoming single from West London Alt Rockers Calling All Astronauts, the fifth and final single from their second album Anti-Social Network. Released via all major download sites on August 25th, Living The Dream is a dark anthem with a massively uplifting chorus. It talks about how the grass isn’t always greener on the other side and that if people are happy with their life, they should learn to be content rather than striving to be something that aren’t. The accompanying video marries footage on London at night, photos of the homeless and some crazy astronauts images, creating a juxta position between living the dream and the harsh reality of life for many. https://youtu.be/whnaGv--h6c2017 has been yet another fantastic year so far for CAA, their singles “Life As We Know It” and “Divisive” both of which received consider radio play globally, and they have made considerable inroads into the recording of their as yet untitled third album.
Calling All Astronauts are:- David B Vocals/programming Paul McCrudden Bass
JJ Browning Guitars
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"Time To Fight Back" is taken from Calling All Astronauts second album "Anti-Social Network" and is released on June 4th 2016 via Supersonic Media Buy it here https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/time-to-fight-back-single/id1102023835
ARTIST: The Beat Corporation TITLE: Slaving ForThe System RELEASE: 11/12/2015 LABEL: Supersonic Media (c) 2015 Supersonic Media Ltd The
Beat Corporation are Manchester duo Jody Spence and Tyler Daly. They
came together to create music with no limitations and to share a common
goal, to make music with no boundaries. 2014 saw The Beat Corporation
have releases on legendary dance label Champion Records (Robin S,
Faithless) and they have now teamed up with Supersonic Media to present
their “Slaving For The System” EP. http://www.supersonic-medie.co.uk
ARTIST: Franco & The Dreadnought TITLE: Like Yeah No I Don't Know LABEL: Supersonic Media RELEASE: 23/10/2015 FREE DOWNLOAD: https://soundcloud.com/supersonicmedia/franco-the-dreadnought-like-yeah-no-i-dont-know/s-kSVCT (C) 2015 Supersonic Media Ltd Franco
and the Dreadnought is the pseudonym of Manchester born multi
instrumentalist John Blaylock. It’s a winning combination of his
heartfelt vocals, superb songwriting skills and his trusty Dreadnought
acoustic guitar. http://www.supersonic-medie.co.uk
ARTIST: Mike Elrington TITLE: Build You Up (To Cut You Down) PRE-ORDER/BUY: http://smarturl.it/BuildyouUp RELEASED: 29/03/2015 LABEL: Supersonic Media
(C) 2015 Supersonic Media
Blistering guitar playing that would make Clapton proud” stats Forte Magazine. “One of the most exciting acts to come out of Australia in many years!” raves Blues Revue Magazine.
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Despite a major song composing setback due to computer failure "My keyboard broke down" I was still able to complete this song and video by using old school computer tactics. First I pleaded with my computer. Then I bribed it. Then I learned how to communicate with it by sign language. When flipping it the finger was no longer effective, I then brought out the hammer and smashed my keyboard in front of it and then said "You're up next Mr. Intel and if you don't smarten up, I'll smash you Inside Out el." I try as hard as I can to be computer friendly.
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), with help from The Boeing Company [NYSE: BA] and Iridium Communications Inc. [Nasdaq: IRDM], has successfully implemented a new space-based system to monitor Earth’s space environment. Known as the Active Magnetosphere and Planetary Electrodynamics Response Experiment (AMPERE), the system provides real-time magnetic field measurements using commercial satellites as part of a new observation network to forecast weather in space. This is the first step in developing a system that enables 24-hour tracking of Earth's response to supersonic blasts of plasma ejected from the sun at collection rates fast enough to one day enable forecasters to predict space weather effects.
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