Category Archives: CD & Vinyl

Music For Moving Images Vol 3

Written by . Posted on 09/21/2010. Filed under 360 News, 360 Release, CD & Vinyl, Compilation. Tagged , . Comments Off.
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This is our third compilation some of Three Sixty’s favorite new and old songs, with some old favs from our archives. Jonny Alford who was discovered playing music in a small train station waiting -room in Cookham, UK. Sr Mandril, Electro 7 and Space Funghi … Read More →

Jonny Alford – Escape

Written by . Posted on 01/28/2009. Filed under 360 Release, CD & Vinyl, Jonny Alford. Comments Off.
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Armed with an acoustic guitar, a mandolin and a pot of gravy granules for percussion, Jonny Alford has produced an album of timeless uplifting songwriting. With tinges of folk and country but without the indulges of either, Jonny’s songs have a simplistic beauty which speaks … Read More →

The Furze – Sub Kicks

Written by . Posted on 01/23/2009. Filed under 360 Release, CD & Vinyl, The Furze. Tagged , , , . Comments Off.
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After many years playing live together The Furze felt it time to try and capture the essence of the songs they had been performing live to audiences for the last two years. Through creative means they pulled together the cash to record at the famous … Read More →

Confessions of a Burningman – Various

Written by . Posted on 01/23/2009. Filed under 360 Release, CD & Vinyl, Compilation, Soundtracks. Tagged , , , , . Comments Off.
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Confessions of a Burning Man investigates the evolution of a generation driven by technology and social/environmental responsibility. The object of this documentary is to raise awareness of Burning Man in a positive light. The media today is notoriously sensationalistic, focusing on appearance rather than content. … Read More →

RUK – Progress

Written by . Posted on 01/23/2009. Filed under 360 Release, CD & Vinyl, Runaways UK. Tagged , , , , , . Comments Off.
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Though the members of Runaways U.K. were unfortunately lumped in with the ubiquitous trip-hop genre (a.k.a. instrumental hip-hop), they didn’t get the fame and fortune of others like Portishead and Massive Attack. Perhaps this is because A.J. Kwame and Joe 2000 don’t embellish their records … Read More →

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