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Today's recommendation is so fine that he had us questioning what music itself actually is. Is it just a sequence of sounds? Is it just a process of rhythms? Are melodies just noises tapped out in an arranged series? Are harmonies just wavelengths that sound nice? How can a chain of vibrations become music? More poignantly with today's artist, how can some people suggest what is and isn't music? Without many traditional instruments in sight, except for keyboards plump with samples, here is a new male solo artist making truly enjoyable music almost solely from looping sequences. We'd love him [...]

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'Ghosts' is the new video from Theme Park , their next single out on Transgressive Records on the 6th of May. Their self-titled debut album dropped in February. This song is just in time for summer, I'd say. Watch the video for the sun-kissed song below. Click here to view the embedded video.

Following a triumphant headline UK tour (much of it captured and posted here: Which included a sell out show at London's Heaven, Theme Park announce the release of new single 'Ghosts' on Transgressive Records on May 13th. Taken from the band's recently released eponymous album 'Ghosts' is bursting with bags of sunshine, perfect sounds to look ahead to long summer days. Awash with blissed out grooves and sunkissed melodies, it's a track to brighten the greyest of days. [...]

Weekly Playlist 93 features new music from Major Lazer, Young Wonder, The Knife, Theme Park, Big Scary, CHVRCHES, Josh Kumra, James Blake, and Atlas Genius Major Lazer - Jessica (ft. Ezra Koenig of Vampire Weekend) A fresh new LP by Major Lazer (aka Diplo) with this track featuring Vampire Weekend lead man. A floating track that's probably best enjoyed smoking a doobie, it has elements of Thom Yorke there. Nice. Young Wonder - Time (Feat Sacred Animals) Was positioned at number one on Hype Machine for 3 days [...]

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Theme Park are back with a brand new video to ' Ghosts ', their fourth single taken from the debut self titled album. Whilst the title may have you imagining all things dark and scary the music is anything but. Renown for their joyous melodies and sun-kissed vibe the band hit us with everything they've got in this exuberant fun-filled anthem. Will this be the summer sound of '13? 'Ghosts' will be released 13th May 2013. After an extensive UK headline tour Theme Park will go on to play the [...]

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British indie trio THEME PARK presents another music video for a song from their joyful self-titled debut album. Ghosts follows previous hit singles Two Hours and Tonight and comes as catchy as the previous output from the band. Just right in time for the start of spring. Watch the new THEME PARK clip right here, featuring The post Theme Park unveil "Ghosts" music video appeared first on Nothing But Hope And Passion - NBHAP - Music Magazine & more .

The very friendly to your ears Theme Park have unveiled a brand new video for the Indie-Pop song of theirs "Ghosts". Their début album, out on Transgressive/Co-op Records now! Follow / [FACEBOOK] Others / [OFFICIAL SITE]

Theme Park nos presenta el video de "Ghosts" el cuarto sencillo de su álbum debut homónimo. Se nota que se acerca el verano ¿no? Enjoy.

Theme Park , a London-based indie disco trio who also have a stand-in bass player and drummer when performing live played to a mostly full venue. The core of the band are twins Marcus Haughton, and Miles Haughton and childhood friend Oscar Manthorpe, together, build intricate melodies and vocal hooks that reflect a youthful, upbeat and outgoing personality. Most grabbing about the band as they arrived on stage was their sharp dress sense and jerky dancing that evoked David Byrne of Talking Heads’ style. Their music kept along Talking Heads lines while also alluding to more contemporary sound of Australian [...]

There are few bands who could make their whole album into my MP3 player. Most of us, if anything, select a 2-3 tracks and move on. This, however, has not been the case with Theme Park's self-titled debut album. The British band's album has been on repeat ever since it came out 2 weeks ago, and up to now, it is in my short list for "Albums of the Year". The trio has managed to compose 11 tracks that should provide a worth-while experience. They go from synth-pop [...]

• Theme Park - "Ghosts"
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Here's the first single from Theme Park 's eponymous debut album , out now on Transgressive .  Though there's still the same languid, easy beat underpinning things, Tonight  adopts a fuller and much more euphoric sound than previous sun-kissed slackers like Jamaica .  You'll likely get to hear both tracks when the trio play Heaven on 14 March - tickets here . Click here to view the embedded video.

Jeeze Louise. The site has been down a hot minute but lemme tell you, the sweet music videos rest for no one. Expect a few more of these installments in the coming days. So much goodness! Bonobo - "Cirrus" Hold onto your eyeballs. Zak Waters - "Runnin Around" "Its hard out here for a pimp", "I aint a playa I just crush a lot", and other phrases... Rhye [...]

Theme Park are a fiercely exciting quartet from London who take great pleasure in creating lush intelligent music. Opener 'Big Dream' throws you headlong into their world with its languid melodies, deep synth stabs and finger clicks. The imagery of burnt skies and highways stretching out paints a vivid picture, a feature which characterises the entirety of this debut release. Previous singles 'Jamaica' and 'Two Hours' couldn't be closer to pop perfection if they were matured in Stock, Aitken and Waterman's musical wine cellar. The former's "Find it in me to be your lover / Find it [...]

This  record seems to have been a long time coming for Theme Park . Since mid-2011, they've been releasing singles here and there and certainly haven't been shy of the live circuit, but they didn't seem in any rush to put together an album to tour behind, apparently waiting until they felt ready to release a full-length. It's an admirable approach: present-day pressure to remain as prominent as possible so often seems to force bands into putting out hastily-compiled efforts that frequently turn out to be horribly half-baked - and the [...]

It's been a fair old while in the making – the first single, 'Wax', was released back in the summer of 2011 – but at last we have the first full-length from London indie-pop trio Theme Park . They built a buzz throughout 2012 with a dusting of singles and tours, including a support stint with Bloc Party on their UK comeback tour, along the way amassing a sizeable following. Most of the singles have found a home on the eponymous debut, with the exceptions of 'Milk', a long-standing fan favourite, and 'A Mountain We Love'. Theme Park have [...]

Theme Park have revealed a brand new track in the form of 'Early'. 'Early' is the b-side to upcoming single 'Tonight', released on Transgressive next Tuesday (19 February). Premiered over at Rockfeedback , which recently had a bit of a makeover , you can listen to the new cut below:

• Theme Park - Early

I think, in new musical discoveries, Theme Park top the bill for me in producing some of the most exciting and fresh sounds to hit my ears in the last 2 years. Check out their album trailer above. You can pre-order the debut album (due February 25th 2013) at the following links: iTunes , Amazon LP , Signed Amazon CD , Rough Trade CD / LP . f: [...]

Theme Park will be releasing their debut album on the 25th of February on Transgressive Records. Here is the video for 'Tonight'; the track itself was produced by the dad-dancing Ed Macfarlane of Friendly Fires. (Oh, so that's where he's gone...) There appears to be some dissension on whether the band has changed since signing. Have a watch and listen and tell us what you think in the comments! The band hit #4 on our 10 for 2013 poll , with guitarist Oscar Manthorpe kindly answering our [...]

Theme Park are about to release their debut album next month, and the set’s first single, the Ed McFarlane-produced “Tonight” now has a video. Their glossy and classy style plays right into the fancy lifestyle in the video, full of beautiful models and endless champagne. It’s hard not to slide in your velvet slipper to this breezy number. Their self-titled debut will be out Feb. 25th on Transgressive.