Sunday, 31 August 2008

The Felice Brothers headline US jaunt

The Felice Brothers [ ] will take their energetic stain of folks, Americana and revivalist roots rock on a headlining tour of the US this fall.

The band is scheduled to kick things off Sept. 4 in Burlington, VT, and visit more than 35 cities across the country through early November. Support acts A.A. Bondy and Deer Tick will take turns in the opening slot, and The Felice Brothers will play an Oct. 11 gig with Old Crow Medicine Show in Louisville, KY. Details ar listed below.

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The Felice Brothers have been keeping busy this summertime with a host of festival performances including Bonnaroo, All Points West, The Newport Folk Festival, Mountain Jam, Langerado and San Francisco's inaugural Outside Lands fest. They showed their true colors when the power went out during their Newport performance and they hopped into the audience to finish their set acoustic, tromping around in the mud, according to a press release.

The quintet is supporting its self-titled Team Love Records debut, which dropped in March. It's no curiosity why The Felice Brothers consistently scotch high kudos for their authenticity, since parts of the record were recorded in a chicken hencoop and an abandoned rail car.

Simone, Ian and James Felice ar the three eldest boys from a family of seven, born carpenter's sons in the wilds of New York's Catskill Mountains. With their friends Christmas and Farley, they touched their Sunday barbecue singalong from their dad's house onto the streets and subways of New York City.

The group self-released its debut record album, "Through These Reins and Gone," in 2006, and recorded "Tonight at the Arizona" for the UK's Loose Records last year. The Felice Brothers accept played overseas gigs with the likes of the Waterboys, Blanche and David Grey, and have hooked up with Bright Eyes and Levon Helms in America.

Music from the latest album and a video for the song "Frankie's Gun" are streaming at The Felice Brothers' MySpace page.



[Note: The following tour dates receive been provided by artist and/or duty tour sources, wHO verify its accuracy as of the publication time of this story. Changes may occur before go on sale. Check with official creative person websites, ticketing sources and venues for late updates.]

September 20084 - Burlington, VT - Higher Ground5 - Northampton, MA - Iron Horse6 - Cambridge, MA - Club Passim7 - Great Barrington, MA - Club Helsinki11 - Albany, NY - Linda Norris Auditorium12 - Ithaca, NY - Castaways13 - Hoboken, NJ - Maxwell's



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Thursday, 21 August 2008

Lily Allen Blames Her Label For New Album Delay

Lily Allen says she isn't sure why her second album hasn't been released yet, blaming platter label politics for the delay.


Writing on her MySpace blog, the 'Smile' isaac Bashevis Singer says: "Now, the album. It has been ruined for a while now, I don't really recognise whats passing on with it."


"The record industry is a very political position at the moment and I am on EMI records, tons of the great unwashed have been fired or have taken redundancy recently as the company was taken all over by a private equity firm called Terra Firma."


"Many of these people were people assigned to my projects and now i don't quite know whats going on. I'm trusted everyone will find their feet presently enough and i'll be able to put the album out soon."


Lily Allen recently aforesaid her instant album english hawthorn be called 'Stuck On The Naughty Step'.




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Monday, 11 August 2008

Alturas

Alturas   
Artist: Alturas

   Genre(s): 
New Age
   Other
   



Discography:


The Best   
 The Best

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 24


Hearts Of Space   
 Hearts Of Space

   Year:    
Tracks: 1


Enchanted Land   
 Enchanted Land

   Year:    
Tracks: 10




 





Frank Lorentzen

Wednesday, 6 August 2008

South London Study Reveals Antipsychotic Prescribing 'No Worse' For Black Patients

�A unexampled study published in the August issue of the British Journal of Psychiatry concludes that the lineament of major tranquilliser prescribing is no worse for blackened patients than for white patients.



In the yesteryear, there accept been suggestions of institutional racism in UK mental health services. Several studies, mainly American, indicate that black patients are more likely that white patients to receive high doses of antipsychotics and terminus formulations (medicinal drug designed for gradual tone ending in a patient's body over a period of weeks or months, so removing the need for a casual dose), and less likely to be treated with atypical (or newer) antipsychotics.



In this study, researchers surveyed the prescribing of antipsychotics for 255 in-patients in three south London mental health trusts. 152 of the patients were white, and 103 were black. Mixed-race patients were excluded.



The study showed that prescribing quality was similar for black and white patients. The median dose of antipsychotic (percentage of licensed dose) was 58.3% for white patients and 50.0% for pitch-dark patients. High dose antipsychotics were positive to 15.1% of white and 11.7% of black patients. Antipsychotic polypharmacy (the taking of many major tranquilliser drugs at the same time) was recorded for 25.7% of stanford White patients and 31.1% of mordant patients.



The researchers thus concluded that ethnicity was not importantly associated with dose of antipsychotic, the prescribing of high-dose antipsychotics or the use of atypical antipsychotics.



These findings are in contrast to studies which suggest a higher likeliness of higher-dose prescribing in black patients and a lower use of atypical drugs.

Reference:
Ethnicity and quality of antipsychotic prescribing among in-patients in south London
Connolly A and Taylor D (2008)
British Journal of Psychiatry, 193: 161-162

The Royal College of Psychiatrists is the professional and educational body for psychiatrists in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. We push mental health by:


- Setting standards and promoting excellence in mental health fear

- Improving sympathy through research and education

- Leading, representing, training and supporting psychiatrists

- Working with patients, carers and their organisations

Royal College of Psychiatrists


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