Category Archives: CD & Vinyl

Music For Moving Images Vol 3

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 Project of Mexico City, and a couple of invited artists who we love, All India Radio and Man Or Mouse, this compilation shows the wide range of music at Three Sixty Records.

 

[soundcloud id=’696598′ width=’75%’ format=’set’]

Genres: Soundtrack / Various / Indie

Release Info

Release Date: Out Now
Artist: Various
Release: Music For Moving Images
Genre: Soundtrack / Various / Indie
CAT No: TSD401
Label: Three Sixty Records
Format: Digital, Reel to Reel
Distributor: IODA – Digital
Territory: Global Release
Album Art: Photo by Redboy

Tracklisting

1. Alive 2:39 Man Or Mouse USBTX1010042
2. Seraphim 2:56 Paulo Manuelle USBTX1010043
3. I Can’t Close My Eyes 3:21 Jonny Alford USBTX1010044
4. Asphixiate (Cocteau Mix) 4:47 All India Radio USBTX1010045
5. The World Is Cold 4:38 Runaways UK USBTX1010046
6. Harmony 3:25 Jimmy The Fingers USBTX1010047
7. Tierra 6:06 Sr MandrilUSBTX1010048
8. Waterfalls 4:12 Man Or MouseUSBTX1010049
9. Stolen Cars 6:09 The FurzeUSBTX1010050
10. Time Stands Still 4:16 Man Or MouseUSBTX1010051
11. Gone 4:01 Jonny AlfordUSBTX1010052
12. I Go To Sleep 4:24 Kid GalahadUSBTX1010053
13. Far Away (Instrumental) 3:55 All India Radio USBTX1010054
14. Soy 3:42 Sr Mandril USBTX1010055
15. Sin Alma 4:23 Electro 7 USBTX1010056
16. Hope the Light 2:52 The Furze USBTX1010057
17. UTC (Darkhorse Remix) 4:08 The Furze USBTX1010058

Buy the Album here, or order the CD at the bottom of this page.

Buy at Napster
Buy at iTunes Music Store
Buy at Amazon MP3
More On This Album

Album Notes

This is our third compilation, which show-cases 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 Project of Mexico City, and a couple of invited artists who we love, All India Radio and Man Or Mouse, this compilation shows the wide range of music at Three Sixty Records.

We have asked a couple of guest artists we love to join our usual suspects of this compilation.

ManorMouse
We are ManOrMouse? and together we are strong!.. .. Beck and Bowie busk on the Pavement outside La Roxy, while Benny Hill passes round the hat.

All India Radio
Conceived in 1999 as an experimental music outlet for Martin Kennedy, All India Radio has steadily evolved into a ‘chilltronica’ outfit easily combining genres such as ambient, lo-fi, world music, post-rock into deep lush and cinematic soundscapes. Their music has been used in CSI: Miami, One Tree Hill, Michael Moore’s hit film Sicko, Australia’s long running hit Bondi Rescue, Bondi Bali, Big Brother and many more.

The band has been nominated for an Australian music Industry ARIA Award, toured the USA and worked with Australian music legends The Church’s Steve Kilbey (who wrote the magical ‘Under The Milky way’ rediscovered by the world in the hit movie ‘Donnie Darko’) and Graham Lee (The Triffids, KLF).

“Since the turn of the 21st century, All India Radio has mashed the ambient-hop signatures of DJ Shadow, Tortoise and Thievery Corporation with the instantly recognizable guitar soundtracking of Ennio Morricone and Angelo Badalamenti. The resulting narcotic musical textures are capable of floating listeners to galaxies far, far away.” wired.com

Jonny Alford – Escape

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 for themselves. His music is the perfect soundtrack to this summer with its sun soaked harmonies and lifting melodies. Jonny’s music has already been used on tv by the BBC/PBS series Monarchy: The Royal Family at work. Which is in the top 10 DVD sales in the UK at the moment, in the documentary Freedom Fuels by Mofilms and by Apple for its Telluride Film festival podcast about the film festival.

Jonny Alford – Escape the Requiem

Genres: Folk / Indie / Folktronica

Release Info

Release Date: Out Now
Artist: Jonny Alford
Release: Escpae the Requiem
Genre: Soundtrack / Various / Indie
CAT No: MMR001
Label: Menial Monkey/ Three Sixty Records
Format: Digital, CD, Reel to Reel
Distributor: IODA – Digital
Territory: Global Release
Album Art: Jonny Alford

Tracklisting

01 It Won’t Be Long – 3:54
02 Quiet Places – 4:46
03 I Can’t Close My Eyes – 3:20
04 Remover – 4:11
05 All That You’ve Got – 3:31
06 Now & Then – 3:31
07 Wainbody Ave – 4:06
08 On the Road Three Wheels – 3:00
09 Gone – 4:07
10 Smile – 2:25

Buy at iTunes Music Store

Buy at Rhapsody

Buy at Napster

Stream from Rhapsody

Buy at Puretracks

Buy at Amazon MP3

Buy at GroupieTunes / appliedSB

Buy at mTraks

More On This Album

[soundcloud id=’1573319′ width=’75%’ format=’set’]

A message from Jonny
“I started recording early. There’s a tape of me playing ‘Peggy Sue’ aged 3 years old. I studied composition at Coventry and then at Birmingham. Coventry being the inspiration for the song ‘Wainbody Ave’ – it was the road that led to the college and it had the freakiest trees all the way up it. The ones that have had the branches cut thick and straight so they look awkward and stunted yet strangely imposing. The ones I’ve drawn are a bit friendlier looking than the real ones. At Birmingham I played a lot of Gamelan music, which is good for the soul and gentle on a hangover. For most of my time as a student I kind of forgot about writing songs and mainly wrote contemporary classical music, finished my degree then immediatley returned to writing simple guitar music, oh well…Somewhere along the line I also played with the Birmingham band Delta for about a year. I appear briefly on the album ‘Hard Light’. Since then I’ve been doing a few gigs around London, Reading and Bucks, often with Chris, Dave and Steve(the band) backing me. ENJOY.”

Buy the CD limited edition CD (Price includes Shipping)

The Furze – Sub Kicks

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 Sawmills Studios (XTC, Oasis, Supergrass and many more). Sawmills were open to helping out, and gave the boys a week to get in (By boat) and record an album (its on an island). Working with Tom, they set about recording their songs, so that what you hear on the album is what you will hear live. No studio trickery, Guitars were doubled and tripled by recording three different amps at the same time, Rhythm, bass and guitar sections were laid down at the same time in single takes. The end result being the capturing on tape the sound that is The Furze. If you have ever seen them live, then you will know!

The Furze – Subterranean Kicks

Genres: Alternative/ Rock/ Indie

Release Info

Release Date: Out Now
Artist: The Furze
Release: Subterranean Kicks
Genre: Alternative/ Rock/ Indie
CAT No: TSD378
Label: Three Sixty Records
Format: Digital & CD
Distributor: IODA – Digital
Territory: Global Release
Album Art: Paul Seaman

01. Gods On Vacation – 3.56
02. I’m On Fire – 2.29
03. Carry Me Home – 3.17
04. Hope The Light – 2.47
05. UTC – The Big Lock In – 4.15
06. Please Me – 2.21
07. Lunatic – 3.27
08. Up In Arms – 2.39
09. Stolen Cars – 6.07
10.Stargazing For Icecream – 4.27

Buy at iTunes Music Store

Buy at eMusic

Buy at Rhapsody

Buy at Napster

Stream from Rhapsody

Buy at Puretracks

Buy at Amazon MP3

Buy at GroupieTunes / appliedSB

Buy at mTraks

More On This Album

The Furze – Hope The Light by Three Sixty Records

Buy the limited edition CD (Price includes Shipping)

Confessions of a Burningman – Various

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.

Confessions of a Burningman – Soundtrack Various

Genres: Soundtrack

Release Info

Release Date: Out Now
Artist: Various
Release: Confessions of a Burningman
Genre: Soundtrack
CAT No: TSD369
Label: Three Sixty Records
Format: Digital & CD
Distributor: IODA – Digital
Territory: Global Release
Album Art: Darkhorse

Tracklisting

01. Darkhorse – Crash & Burn (intro)
02. Kdub – Adaptations – 4.52
03. Balanced Output – Like Pleasure – 4.43
04. Darkhorse – Temple Of Tears – 5.41
05. Darkhorse Deluxe – Six To The Eight – 4.52
06. Runaways UK – Awakenings – 2.37
07. Fishbunny – Crash & Burn (Vocal) – 4.16
08. Runaways UK – Soul – 4.33
09. Darkhorse – A.R.I.A.N 5 – 8.28
10. Darkhorse – Crash & Burn The Burn
11. Darkhorse – End Song (vocal version, featuring Israel) – 7.43

Buy the Album here, or order the CD at the bottom of this page.

Buy at iTunes Music Store

Buy at eMusic

Buy at Napster

Buy at Rhapsody

Stream from Rhapsody

Buy at Amazon MP3

Buy at GroupieTunes / appliedSB

Buy at mTraks

More On This Album

Buy the film at Hotbed

Album Notes

This documentary follows four people on their first visit to the Burning Man Festival, a gathering of over 25,000 people in the desert of Black Rock, Nevada, where they erect a makeshift city that becomes an open forum to express art, culture and creativity. Directors Paul Barnett and Unsu Lee capture the spirit and scope of Burning Man in a way that transports viewers to the event to experience it for themselves.

The score of Confessions of a Burning Man was produced and written by Graham Shrimpton a/k/a Darkhorse of Three Sixty Records in San Francisco. The music created for Confessions of a Burning Man was a year in the making, with many talented musicians helping in the recording, including Paulo Manuelle, Peter Mayer, Jonny Downer, Michael Dipiro and Megan McCoul. The Songs “Crash and Burn,” “End Song” and “Temple of Tears” were all inspired by, and scored to, the film.

Runaways UK – Progress

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 with tortured sirens wailing that nobody loves them or croon darkly about angels with dirty faces–instead they rely on raps and samples. But like the aforementioned groups, the Runaways U.K. do harness beauty and the beats with equal cunning. Soaring symphonies caress tough punches, jazz inflects but doesn’t infect, and just when you’ve forgotten that this is a hip-hop record, a swift wiggedy-wiggedy whack slaps you upside the head like a bittersweet turntablist symphony. –Tricia Romano

Runaways UK – Progress

Genres: Turntablism/ Beats / Hip Hop

Release Info

Release Date: Out Now
Artist: Runaways UK
Release: Progress
Genre: Turntablism/ Beats / Hip Hop
CAT No: 360-10320
Label: Three Sixty Records
Format: Digital, CD, VINYL
Distributor: ORCHARD – Digital
Territory: Global Release
Album Art: Chris Offili

Tracklisting

01. Do What You Wanna Do  – 4.42
02. Express Delivery (feat. Masta Ace)  – 4.08
03. Progress  – 5.11
04. You Don’t Understand (feat. J-Zone) – 4.35
05. Momentum – 4.06
06. Pounds 4 Dollars (feat. iriscience) – 3.05
07. Awakenings  – 2.37
08. Broken Love (feat. Sylvia Powell)  – 4.27
09. Sanctuary Part 2 – 4.41
10.Reflections (feat. Tye Phoenix) –  4.36
11. Soul – 4.33
12. In The City  – 3.38

Artist Bio

AJ Kwame and Joseph 2 Grand are the Runaways UK, a duo who have spent their 17 year partnership on the run from musical mediocrity. The pair met in Brighton in 1991, forming the visionary outfit RPM (or Revolution Per Minute) a year later. RPM released a string of singles on the fledgling Mo Wax imprint, and toured Europe alongside James Lavelle and DJ Shadow. AJ’s wide- ranging musical abilities and Joe’s deck wrecking skills leant RPM a unique edge as a plethora of ‘Trip hop’ groups rose in their wake. In 1995 AJ & Joe changed both name and label, becoming the Runaways UK and finding a new home in Ultimate Di-lemma Recordings in the UK and Three Sixty Records in the USA. Highly acclaimed singles led the way to their debut LP Classic Tales, a musical tour de force that was the culmination of the Runaways UK quest to forge a truly British hip-hop sound. The album featured striking cover art in the form of a painting of a calming, typically English pastoral scene. This attention to presentation has been carried over to Progress, their 2nd album, where the duo have enlisted the help of the Turner Prize winning artist Chris Ofili in exclusively providing a unique cover artwork. This album also features a diverse collection of very special guests Masta Ace, Iriscience, J zone, Tiye Phoenix, Sylvia Powell and Matt Cooper(Outside). The Runaways UK and their music have travelled worldwide and forged relationships with a host of like-minded artists. Their golden remix touch has graced tracks from DJ Zinc, Doctor L and Emiliana Torrini, Cyclops 4000 Sir Menelik/Scaramanga/Chewbacca Uncircumcised etc), Mos Def and Talib Kweli, Kid Loco, Killer Priest, Flash and the Pan, Belles of Monica, Pressure Drop. And exclusive tracks for labels Catskills, Blue Juice, Grand Central and Nuphonic and Three Sixty Records.

Buy the CD or Triple 180 gram Vinyl. (Price includes Shipping)