Evil Nine Production December 5, 2015 Concert on 14th, at Comsats, 4-7pm, Asrar (singer of Afghan Jalebi from the movie Phantom, mast hua etc) and others (Raavish, Young Desi) will be performing. The Evil Nine Essential Mix for BBC Radio 1, originally broadcast March 20th, 2005. Tracklisting: Micronauts - Unknown (Int Deejay Gigolos) Evil Nine - Devil Stuff (Marine Parade) Trevor Loveys - Back To Front (Front Room Records) Freestyleman vs. DJ T - Acid Bath (Mood Music) Freeform Five - Electromagnetic Evil Nine's Broadway Mix (Ultimate Dilemma) Campag Velocet - We Are The. Computers make our lives easy in so many ways - at least until they achieve self-awareness and decide to kill us all. Here's ten of our favourite evil computers, from movies, TV, and comics.
Technology Written by Tom Beaufoy & Chris Pardy Performed by Evil Nine Courtesy of Marine Parade Music Limited. Apartment 223 Written by Kutmasta Kurt (as Kurt Matlin) & Kool Keith (as Keith Thornton) Performed by Kool Keith (as Dr. Dooom) Courtesy of Funky Ass Records. Kendrick lamar section 80 cd.
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| Evil Nine | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Brighton, England |
| Genres | Breakbeat Electronic dance music Hip hop |
| Years active | 1998–present |
| Labels | [For Lovers], Marine Parade |
| Members | |
| Tom Beaufoy Pat Pardy |
Evil Nine is a DJ duo comprising members Tom Beaufoy and Pat Pardy. Their musical style is primarily classified as breakbeat, although it additionally encompasses other influences.
|
Biography
The pair first came together in 1998 after meeting in Brighton. Download songs of frozen 2 mp3. After sending in a demo cassette they were signed by Adam Freeland to his Marine Parade record label, with their first release being the single 'Less Stress'. According to Beaufoy (in an interview given to Fabric Nightclub) part of the reason that their demo cassette tape was actually listened to rather than thrown away (by 1998 cassettes had become virtually obsolete in favour of CDs) was because of their friendship with Jemma Griffiths, who worked for Marine Parade at the time. She has since gone on to achieve chart success as a singer-songwriter under the stage name 'Jem'.[1]
After further single releases their debut album You Can Be Special Too was released to critical acclaim in 2004, winning the breakspoll 2004 award for best album.[2] Prior to the release of You Can Be Special Too, Marine Parade suffered financial difficulties as a result of one of its distributors going into liquidation. This resulted in only 1000 copies of the album making it into stores initially, causing it to be a highly sought after item on eBay. The record eventually had a full release in greater numbers after the financial problems had subsided.[3] The album featured collaborations with Aesop Rock and Juice Aleem, amongst others. The album track 'Hired Goons' features in the video game Test Drive Unlimited.
In addition to their own material, Evil Nine has also released two albums for the Y4K and fabric mix series (see FabricLive.28), as well as producing remixes for dance artists including Adam Freeland, Timo Maas, Ils and UNKLE.[4]
The pair has developed a reputation amongst both fans and critics as not being afraid to push the boundaries of what is considered breakbeat music, and tend to incorporate a multitude of styles into their DJ sets. An example of this is the track listing for Fabriclive 28, which includes artists as diverse as Simian Mobile Disco, Bodyrockers, Mystery Jets, and The Clash.
As well as regularly playing at various nightclubs both in the UK and Europe they have held residencies at fabric Nightclub in London and Audio in Brighton, and they currently hold the position of 'Super-Residents' at Urban Gorilla in Sheffield.
On April 24, 2008 Evil Nine announced the completion of their second album. The album is titled 'They Live!' and was released in October 2008, preceded by the first single, the title track 'They Live!' on August 4.[5] The song 'Twist The Knife' from the second album is on the video game Midnight Club: Los Angeles.
In May 2009, Evil Nine releasedThe Power ep on Adam Freeland's Marine Parade label and the single No Manners featuring Spoek Mathambo in early 2010. The duo then launched their own record label, 'For Lovers' [1] on which they have and have so far released the singles Ultimo and Stay Up and Auto EP. In 2011 they released a single 'Little Prince' / 'Roar' on Bad Life Records.
Discography
Albums
- You Can Be Special Too (2004, Marine Parade Records)
- They Live! (2008, Marine Parade Records)
- The Power EP
- Broken Dreams EP (2012)
Mix compilation album appearances
- Evil Nine Present: Y4K (October 2005, Distinct'ive Records)
- FabricLive.28 (July 2006, fabric Records)
Singles
- 'Restless' - Marine Parade
- 'U Can Be Special 2' - Marine Parade
- 'Pearl Shot' - Marine Parade
- 'Less Stress/Special Move' - Marine Parade
- 'Technology/Big Game Hunter' - Marine Parade
- 'Cakehole' - Marine Parade
- 'For Lovers Not Fighters' - Marine Parade
- 'Crooked (feat. Aesop Rock)' - Marine Parade
- 'Restless (feat. Toastie Taylor)' - Marine Parade
- 'Pearlshot (feat. Juice Aleem)' - Marine Parade
- 'They Live!' - Marine Parade
- 'All The Cash (feat. EL-P)' - Marine Parade
- 'No Manners (feat. Spoek Mathambo)' - Marine Parade
- 'Ultimo' - For Lovers
- 'Stay Up' - For Lovers
- 'Auto' - For Lovers
- 'Little Prince / Roar' - Bad Life
References
- ^http://www.fabriclondon.com/press/beta/archives/552-Biography-Evil-Nine.html - Evil Nine biography article
- ^Breakspoll 2004 winners list
- ^Marine Parade Records Wiki page
- ^Evil Nine discography
- ^http://www.marineparade.net/artists/evilnine/
definition - Evil Nine
definition of Wikipedia
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Wikipedia
| Evil Nine | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Brighton, England |
| Genres | Breakbeat Electronic dance music Hip hop |
| Years active | 1998–present |
| Labels | [For Lovers], Marine Parade |
| Members | |
| Tom Beaufoy Pat Pardy |
Evil Nine is a DJ duo comprising members Tom Beaufoy and Pat Pardy. Their musical style is primarily classified as breakbeat, although it additionally encompasses other influences.
|
Biography
The pair first came together in 1998 after meeting in Brighton. Download songs of frozen 2 mp3. After sending in a demo cassette they were signed by Adam Freeland to his Marine Parade record label, with their first release being the single 'Less Stress'. According to Beaufoy (in an interview given to Fabric Nightclub) part of the reason that their demo cassette tape was actually listened to rather than thrown away (by 1998 cassettes had become virtually obsolete in favour of CDs) was because of their friendship with Jemma Griffiths, who worked for Marine Parade at the time. She has since gone on to achieve chart success as a singer-songwriter under the stage name 'Jem'.[1]
After further single releases their debut album You Can Be Special Too was released to critical acclaim in 2004, winning the breakspoll 2004 award for best album.[2] Prior to the release of You Can Be Special Too, Marine Parade suffered financial difficulties as a result of one of its distributors going into liquidation. This resulted in only 1000 copies of the album making it into stores initially, causing it to be a highly sought after item on eBay. The record eventually had a full release in greater numbers after the financial problems had subsided.[3] The album featured collaborations with Aesop Rock and Juice Aleem, amongst others. The album track 'Hired Goons' features in the video game Test Drive Unlimited.
In addition to their own material, Evil Nine has also released two albums for the Y4K and fabric mix series (see FabricLive.28), as well as producing remixes for dance artists including Adam Freeland, Timo Maas, Ils and UNKLE.[4]
The pair has developed a reputation amongst both fans and critics as not being afraid to push the boundaries of what is considered breakbeat music, and tend to incorporate a multitude of styles into their DJ sets. An example of this is the track listing for Fabriclive 28, which includes artists as diverse as Simian Mobile Disco, Bodyrockers, Mystery Jets, and The Clash.
As well as regularly playing at various nightclubs both in the UK and Europe they have held residencies at fabric Nightclub in London and Audio in Brighton, and they currently hold the position of 'Super-Residents' at Urban Gorilla in Sheffield.
On April 24, 2008 Evil Nine announced the completion of their second album. The album is titled 'They Live!' and was released in October 2008, preceded by the first single, the title track 'They Live!' on August 4.[5] The song 'Twist The Knife' from the second album is on the video game Midnight Club: Los Angeles.
In May 2009, Evil Nine releasedThe Power ep on Adam Freeland's Marine Parade label and the single No Manners featuring Spoek Mathambo in early 2010. The duo then launched their own record label, 'For Lovers' [1] on which they have and have so far released the singles Ultimo and Stay Up and Auto EP. In 2011 they released a single 'Little Prince' / 'Roar' on Bad Life Records.
Discography
Albums
- You Can Be Special Too (2004, Marine Parade Records)
- They Live! (2008, Marine Parade Records)
- The Power EP
- Broken Dreams EP (2012)
Mix compilation album appearances
- Evil Nine Present: Y4K (October 2005, Distinct'ive Records)
- FabricLive.28 (July 2006, fabric Records)
Singles
- 'Restless' - Marine Parade
- 'U Can Be Special 2' - Marine Parade
- 'Pearl Shot' - Marine Parade
- 'Less Stress/Special Move' - Marine Parade
- 'Technology/Big Game Hunter' - Marine Parade
- 'Cakehole' - Marine Parade
- 'For Lovers Not Fighters' - Marine Parade
- 'Crooked (feat. Aesop Rock)' - Marine Parade
- 'Restless (feat. Toastie Taylor)' - Marine Parade
- 'Pearlshot (feat. Juice Aleem)' - Marine Parade
- 'They Live!' - Marine Parade
- 'All The Cash (feat. EL-P)' - Marine Parade
- 'No Manners (feat. Spoek Mathambo)' - Marine Parade
- 'Ultimo' - For Lovers
- 'Stay Up' - For Lovers
- 'Auto' - For Lovers
- 'Little Prince / Roar' - Bad Life
References
- ^http://www.fabriclondon.com/press/beta/archives/552-Biography-Evil-Nine.html - Evil Nine biography article
- ^Breakspoll 2004 winners list
- ^Marine Parade Records Wiki page
- ^Evil Nine discography
- ^http://www.marineparade.net/artists/evilnine/
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EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER's 'Karn Evil 9' To Be Used As Basis For Dystopian Sci-Fi Film
February 19, 2020, 10 months ago
Radar Pictures has secured the rights to Karn Evil 9, the futuristic rock song from Emerson, Lake & Palmer, to develop as a science fiction film. New York Times best-selling author Daniel H. Wilson is writing the script, centered on a society that has drained all its blood with a dependence on technology. Michael Napoliello and Maria Frisk will produce for Radar. The project is being developed with the full cooperation of ELP and its management.
Karn Evil 9 will be executive produced by Radar's Ted Field, whose 30 years in the film industry have led to worldwide box office grosses topping $8 billion. He has produced over 60 films, including the Jumanji franchise, the Riddick franchise, Spring Breakers, The Last Samurai and Runaway Bride.
Speaking of the legendary rock song and the forthcoming film, Field said, 'The visionary world that ELP created with their recording Karn Evil 9is much closer to reality today. Our team at Radar looks forward to bringing this vision of where things may be headed to the big screen and beyond.'
Inspired by the title and lyrics created and recorded by Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer, and co-lyricist Peter Sinfield, the film takes us into a world controlled by a pervasive and dictatorial technocracy. The annual 'Karn Evil' - a macabre rite of passage -- is a young person's once in a lifetime chance to experience unbridled freedom, before subjugating themselves to the ruling class. When people stop returning from their Karn Evil experience, fear drives a revolution to topple the status quo and the artificial intelligence discovered at its heart.
Writer Daniel H. Wilson has a long history in science fiction, including New York and LA Times best-seller Robopocalypse, LA Times best-seller Robogenesis, and his latest, New York and LA Times best-seller The Andromeda Evolution, an authorized stand-alone sequel to Michael Crichton's classic The Andromeda Strain. Wilson has adapted a number of his works for the screen, most recently penning the script to Robopocalypse for Dreamworks. Wilson shared, 'I'm incredibly excited to partner with Ted and Radar to explore Karn Evil 9—a unique and thrilling world. I couldn't ask for better collaborators and I can't wait to help add the Karn Evil 9 franchise to the Radar family.'
Radar is coming off an impressive year following the box office smash of Jumanji: The Next Level, starring Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan, Nick Jonas, and Awkwafina. Upcoming projects include the television adaptation of Robert Jordan's epic fantasy series 'The Wheel Of Time' with Amazon Studios and Sony Pictures Television.
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