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Centascope's glorious combination of 60's psychedelia with 70's punk and 80's britpop creates a musical experience that is highly listenable and allways engaging. It's the solo work of Dally, lead guitarist with UK premiere rock/punk band Phil Murray and the Boys From Bury. Centascope's extensive radio play around the world has already built a loyal following amongst fans of this form of classic British pop/rock.
All songs are written, produced and performed by Dally and recorded in the Mess Music studio.
Dally has been working on solo projects for a number of years having previously been signed to Holier Than Thou Records and also recording songs for Flat Records (run by Dick Crippen formaly of Tenpole Tudor and King Kurt).
| POSTED BY: Babbbullon | POSTED ON: 31 Mar 2009 06:03 PM | ||
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RadioIndy Present the New Release: Coolgilly and the Freakshow by Centascope http://www.radioindy.com/new_releases_all.php |
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Rock)| POSTED BY: EricLawrence | POSTED ON: 08 Dec 2008 12:29 PM | ||
 “Coolgilly and the Freakshow” is a revolutionary CD by Centascope that is comprised of psychedelic, punk and British pop styles. By taking three generations of music and compiling them into one exceptional album each song produces a different quality. The titled track “Coolgilly and the Freakshow” features a dynamic, loud, driving punk beat with aggressive lead guitar. The vocals are nicely sung with ease and style with hints of complimentary harmony. The ability of the vocals to change from one chapter of music to another is a high point throughout the album creates a clear and innovative approach to this collection of genres. A good example of this versatility is on “Carter Takes a Train” as this is more of the mind transformation persuasion of the 1970’s psychedelic time. “The Girl on the Left” and “Empty Head” are rhythmic and energetic with cool, bluesy Hammond organ riffs. This is truly a wonderful album as you can hear tempo’s slow and easy or fast and powerful with styles of music from three time periods. If you like music by The Who with a taste of punk, you’ll won't be disappointed with “Coolgilly and the Freakshow.” -Diane and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team Check out Centascope 's music on RadioIndy.com with link to purchase and links to popular sites |
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| POSTED BY: Babbbullon | POSTED ON: 29 Mar 2009 07:55 PM | ||
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RadioIndy created a CD Announcement Press Release for Centascope
As part of our ongoing promotion with RadioIndy, we have published a press release of our truncated CD review. FANS: Increase the popularity of this DIGG press release by visiting our homepage at www.radioindy.com and looking for the "Press Release" section in the lower right. Here, you can find and "DIGG" this press release for Centascope. The more DIGGS, the more exposure! DIGG, DIGG IT, DUGG, DIGG THIS, Digg graphics, logos, designs, page headers, button icons, scripts, and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc. |
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| POSTED BY: Babbbullon | POSTED ON: 29 Mar 2009 07:54 PM | ||
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RadioIndy is pleased to announced that we have published our CD Review of Centascope music to CD Baby. FANS - Please checkout Centascope CD Baby page here and sample / purchase some great new music! CD Baby.com is a registered trademark of CD Baby - All rights reserved |
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| POSTED BY: Babbbullon | POSTED ON: 31 Mar 2009 06:20 PM | ||
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| POSTED BY: momof5pacs | POSTED ON: 15 Mar 2009 06:15 PM | ||
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 RadioIndy is pleased to present Centascope with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Coolgilly and the Freakshow"
“Coolgilly and the Freakshow” is a revolutionary CD by Centascope that is comprised of psychedelic, punk and British pop styles. By taking three generations of music and compiling them into one exceptional album each song produces a different quality. The titled track “Coolgilly and the Freakshow” features a dynamic, loud, driving punk beat with aggressive lead guitar. The vocals are nicely sung with ease and style with hints of complimentary harmony. The ability of the vocals to change from one chapter of music to another is a high point throughout the album creates a clear and innovative approach to this collection of genres. A good example of this versatility is on “Carter Takes a Train” as this is more of the mind transformation persuasion of the 1970’s psychedelic time. “The Girl on the Left” and “Empty Head” are rhythmic and energetic with cool, bluesy Hammond organ riffs. This is truly a wonderful album as you can hear tempo’s slow and easy or fast and powerful with styles of music from three time periods. If you like music by The Who with a taste of punk, you’ll won't be disappointed with “Coolgilly and the Freakshow.” -Diane and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team |
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