Artist.......: Miles Kane
Album........: Album de la Semaine
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2014-03-08
Str.date.....: 2013-06-00
Quality......: 228kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.mileskane.com/
track title time
1. Album de la Semaine 17:42
* You're Gonna Get It
* Give Up
* Better Than That
* Darkness In Our Hearts
* Don't Forget Who You Are
Runtime 17:42
Size 28.98
Release Notes:
An indie pop veteran by his early twenties, singer/songwriter and young Paul
McCartney look-alike Miles Kane has played a key role in the late-noughties
alternative scene, both as a member of three bands and a solo artist. Born in
1986 in Merseyside, guitarist Kane formed the Little Flames with childhood
friends at the age of 18, but after Eva Petersen and Mat Gregory left the band
due to creative differences, he, along with bassist Joe Edwards and drummer Greg
Mighall, continued as a three-piece under the new name of the Rascals. In 2007,
with Kane now on vocals, they released their debut album, Rascalize, and
appeared in the British hooligan film Away Days, performing an Echo & the
Bunnymen cover. After supporting Arctic Monkeys on their U.K. tour, Kane became
friends with lead singer Alex Turner, and due to a mutual appreciation of Scott
Walker, they decided to record an album together. The Last Shadow Puppets
reached number one with their debut, The Age of the Understatement, scored a Top
Ten single with the title track, and received a 2008 Mercury Music Prize
nomination. After Turner returned to his day job, Kane decided to leave the
Rascals and pursue a solo career. In 2010 he worked with Super Furry Animals'
Gruff Rhys on material influenced by Serge Gainsbourg and John Lennon. His first
single, "Inhaler," was released the same year. In 2011 Kane released his
full-length debut, Colour of the Trap, featuring production from both Dan Carey
and Dan the Automator; it debuted at 11 on the U.K. charts. Two years later,
Kane released the Ian Broudie-produced Don't Forget Who You Are, which debuted
at eight on the U.K. charts..