listen to i like music radio
twitter
subscribe to our newsletter
advertising
latest competitions heading
Deadmau5

Deadmau5

We have 3 copies of his 2nd compilation album: For Lack of A Better Name up for grabs!

Rod Stewart

Rod Stewart

Win a copy of his new album Soulbook, a collection of classic 60-70's soul favourites!

Manchester Orchestra

Manchester Orchestra

Win a pair of guest list tickets to see their headline show, Tue 17th Nov, Heaven, London

I Like Music Because heading
  • Josh RitterJosh Ritter: ilikemusic because... It’s like an envelope that I can carry around with me wherever I go and I can unfold the letter at anytime.
add yours button
  • AnastasiaAnastasia: ilikemusic because... It makes your feelings tangible - makes them into sounds and words - and makes you realise that you are not alone. It's the collective mind of the human race.
  • Remi NicoleRemi Nicole: ilikemusic because... It is the best way of making you feel any emotion.
  • deividdeivid: ilikemusic because... its the most beutiful and enjoyable thing in the world that makes every person in common. :)~
  • Steff, Webmaster Musebr.comSteff, Webmaster Musebr.com: ilikemusic because... the shows are very good, we make friends, we jump, and everybody scream so loud, and for a moment we forget all the problems of the world!
  • lorennnlorennn: ilikemusic because... its brilliant. music is life. life would suck without music (:
  • Hyperactiveproductions.com.auHyperactiveproductions.com.au: ilikemusic because... It's the drug inside me, don't need nothing else to help me...
  • Rob MillerRob Miller: ilikemusic because... I liked your site.
  • Rob XRob X: ilikemusic because... it puts me in the mood...for anything i feel like!
  • pop navigation mask
  • hiphop navigation mask
  • rock navigation mask
  • dance navigation mask
  • indie navigation mask
  • urban navigation mask
advertising

Moloko's Mark Brydon chats to I Like Music

Moloko's Greatest Hits Album, Catalogue is out now, and testament to the quality music that Mark Brydon and Róisín Murphy made during their time together. When Mark met Róisín Sunderland-born Brydon had already worked with artists as diverse as Sly and Robbie, Cabaret Voltaire, Karen Wheeler, Psychic TV, Yazz, Eric B & Rakim, Ten City and The Art of Noise. He was also a founding member of the influential FON Studios in Sheffield: the birthplace of many early records by the like of 808 State, Pop Will Eat Itself, Nightmares on Wax, Warp records and on the day that they met, the as yet unnamed Moloko.

Róisín Murphy, hailed from Ireland via Manchester and had never written a song before meeting Mark, but had done some screaming in an experimental Manchester band. Róisín was neither a mopey chanteuse nor a pouting diva. She purred and growled, romped and stomped, roared and soared. She was to become the kind of pop star we could do with more of. From debut album Do You Like My Tight Sweater? (we did) to final album Statues (released 2003) Moloko have provided a soundtrack to our lives with standout tracks including Sing It Back, Time Is Now and Familiar Feeling, among many others. Just prior to recording Statues, Mark and Róisín ended their relationship as lovers, but carried on with Moloko until the time felt right to stop.
page << 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 >>

Also See: ilikemusic.com

Bookmark & Share: Bookmark and Share