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 Post subject: New Music -- data Panik
PostPosted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 1:21 am 
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Found this during my wanderings today. If you're a fan of Bis, I'm thinking you'll dig their new band, data Panik:

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Data Panik formed from the ashes of the dear-departed Bis in early 2005 in a fashion not dissimilar to Christopher Lee rising from the dead as Dracula in Hammer Horror's classic "Dracula Has Risen From The Grave". Bis went mostly under-appreciated in their lifetime although the benefit of hindsight has recently led the Scottish public to voting 1997's "The New Transistor Heroes" at No.4 in the Top 50 Scottish Albums Of All-Time list and a respectable No.16 in The Top 50 Scottish Bands Of All Time list. Many of 2005's upcoming Electro-Pop bands noticeably nod in Bis' direction stylistically.

As a taster for forthcoming material and live performances, Data Panik self-released a 7” with "Cubis (I Love You)" and "Sense Not Sense", songs which stretch their New-Wave, Disco and Electronic Punk influences to the extremes. Comparisons so far have ranged from Devo and The B-52's to Rip, Rig and Panic and early Human League. To date Rough Trade Records in London have sold 200 copies in one branch alone!

The core trio of Manda, John and Steven will be joined by drummer Graham C and bassist Stuart Memo for future live shows, showcasing tracks such as "Mechanical Love", "The Rulers And The States" and "Love To Hate You" which truly transcend their reference points to create a sound that is as fresh as it is dangerously unique.



data Panik - Rulers and the States

http://www.datapanik.co.uk/


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Are they named after that Pere Ubu rekkid?


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Me like-y.

One less song to find for my next show. :-)

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 5:39 pm 
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Aural Lang Syne Wrote:
Found this during my wanderings today. If you're a fan of Bis, I'm thinking you'll dig their new band, data Panik:

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Data Panik formed from the ashes of the dear-departed Bis in early 2005 in a fashion not dissimilar to Christopher Lee rising from the dead as Dracula in Hammer Horror's classic "Dracula Has Risen From The Grave". Bis went mostly under-appreciated in their lifetime although the benefit of hindsight has recently led the Scottish public to voting 1997's "The New Transistor Heroes" at No.4 in the Top 50 Scottish Albums Of All-Time list and a respectable No.16 in The Top 50 Scottish Bands Of All Time list. Many of 2005's upcoming Electro-Pop bands noticeably nod in Bis' direction stylistically.

As a taster for forthcoming material and live performances, Data Panik self-released a 7” with "Cubis (I Love You)" and "Sense Not Sense", songs which stretch their New-Wave, Disco and Electronic Punk influences to the extremes. Comparisons so far have ranged from Devo and The B-52's to Rip, Rig and Panic and early Human League. To date Rough Trade Records in London have sold 200 copies in one branch alone!

The core trio of Manda, John and Steven will be joined by drummer Graham C and bassist Stuart Memo for future live shows, showcasing tracks such as "Mechanical Love", "The Rulers And The States" and "Love To Hate You" which truly transcend their reference points to create a sound that is as fresh as it is dangerously unique.



data Panik - Rulers and the States

http://www.datapanik.co.uk/



This is priddy good.

Hot hot heat/franz ferdinand hybrid.


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I don't hear the HHH reference at all.


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