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Festival Number 6 is set to take place in Portmeirion in September, and Welsh star Gruff Rhys of Super Furry Animals fame has been added to the line up. The second wave of acts to be confirmed for Festival Number 6 also includes singer-songwriter... Full Article at Wales Online
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Furry Animals’ front man Gruff Rhys and Julian Cope will be among the line-up at a new festival celebrating Wales’ literature and landscape. The Dinefwr Literature Festival held at the National Trust’s historic property in the heart of Carmarthenshire... Full Article at Wales Online
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I discovered Whale Trail from Gruff Rhys’ music video. When I downloaded the app, I was hooked
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Hawley, Death in Vegas and Gruff Rhys have been added to line-up for Festival No. 6, a luxury, boutique festival in Wales. Richard Hawley, Death in Vegas and Gruff Rhys have been added to the line-up for Festival No. 6. They will join headliners New... Full Article at Male Xtra
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Mobile Disco’s James Ford and Jas Shaw followed their debut’s success by riding the crest of that particular stylistic wave headlong into heavy-duty collaboration vehicle Temporary Pleasures. That album’s ‘sound’ was right on the money too, bringing... Full Article at The Quietus
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SECOND wave of acts, including the likes of Richard Hawley and Gruff Rhys, have been announced for Gwynedd’s newest addition to the festival circuit. Organisers have released the names of more than 30 new artists to join headliners New Order,... Full Article at The Daily Post
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Mobile Disco’s last studio record, 2009’s ‘Temporary Pleasure’, utilised a range of guest vocalists, from Gruff Rhys to Beth Ditto. It’s a tactic they could have done with repeating on ‘Unpatterns’, an album which is crying out for that kind of... Full Article at Clash Music
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Her set saw Le Bon playing songs from her newly released second album CYRK, the follow up to 2010’s My Oh My. Recorded with producer Kris Jenkins in Cardiff and released on Gruff Rhys’ Ovni imprint, CYRK found Le Bon raiding Super Furry Animals’... Full Article at Wales Online
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DJ/producer duo Simian Mobile Disco — James Ford and Jas Shaw — will present their third album, Unpatterns, on May 14. Arriving nearly three years after their acclaimed second full-length, 2009's Temporary Pleasure, which featured notable cameos by Beth... Full Article at Société Perrier
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Gruff Rhys (pronounced [grɪf r̥ɨːs]; born 18 July 1970 in Haverfordwest) is a Welsh musician, performing solo and with several bands, including the Super Furry Animals who obtained mainstream success in the 1990s. He also most recently formed the electro-pop outfit Neon Neon with DJ Boom Bip. Their album Stainless Style was nominated for the... Full Article At Wikipedia.org
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