The News Review:
- ET invites dancers to break down that invisible wall
- Snowball dancing cockatoo
- Bands hook up to play Artel dance party
ET invites dancers to break down that invisible wall
Maryville Daily Times – Oct 19, 2007
Don’t be afraid of the spotlight. Don’t be self-conscious about dancing. That’s why they make such frenetic hypnotic electronic-driven music anyway for you to get up and move man. Close your eyes and forget about whether anyone is watching you. “It’s funny because if you go see a band that has songs and lyrics you can sing along and bounce along and be a part of it that way” Hann told The Daily Times this week… There have been times like a recent show in Connecticut where they’ve had to compensate for lack of ambience. “We played one bar up there and it was like walking into ‘Cheers’” Hann said. “It was a great venue for music and had a great sound system but you’ve got to break through to people and it doesn’t happen automatically when right away you’re in a ‘Cheers’ bar. You’ve got to find a way to take people somewhere else and it helps when the lights are dark and people don’t have to be self-conscious about dancing. “The mood has a lot to do with the way we come across particularly where we’re not necessarily trying to be like ‘Everyone watch us for two or three hours playing music. ‘ We’d rather people just close their eyes and lose themselves and dance.
Snowball dancing cockatoo
NEWS.com.au – Oct 19, 2007
this isn’t possible for a bird to dance better than humans" Schulz whose husband shot the YouTube video tells USA Today’s n Deadline. But she says there’s no way to fake the dancing in footage that was shot by the TV reporters who came out watch Snowball’s break it down to the Backstreet Boys. "He just boogied for lack of a better term" Schulz says. The popular video is generating lots of attention for the bird group which is trying to raise money to build a natural habitat for the animals it protects. As for Snowball he’s expected to live another 70 or so years. The Schulzes have even set up a blog in honour of the smooth Snowball.
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Bands hook up to play Artel dance party
Queen's Journal – Oct 19, 2007
Happiness and Prosperity are designed to be the first two releases in a trilogy representing the three gods of good fortune. But don’t expect the third album in the trilogy—Longevity—anytime soon. The band has been hard at work on their side projects: composing the music for an Xbox break dancing video game and a musical. While Chan describes the Xbox game Go Go Break Steady as a lot of work but a great learning experience the musical seems to be a labour of love for the band. Based on the Brian Eno and David Byrne album My Life in the Bush of Ghosts the musical is being created in collaboration with performers visual artists and dramatists from the Western Theatre Conspiracy. “[The creative process] is really loose. We’re kind of making things up as we go along.