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Thee Oracle

About Me


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Music:

Member Since: 22/07/2008
Influences:
Skip James, Shanachie Re, Vashti Bunyan, David Thomas Broughton, Múm, Sam Ang-Sam Ensemble, Simon Bookish, Boredoms, Team Brick, Animal Collective, Björk, Nina Nastasia, Joanna Newsom, Ólöf Arnalds, Bastardgeist, Nina Simone, Christopher Alcxxk, Fuck Buttons, The Books, The Knife, Final Fantasy, Junkplanet 2, Parenthetical Girls, Growing
Sounds Like: Kind Words By Other People:
"As the man behind Brainlove you'd expect John Rogers aka Thee Oracle to create something as fresh and experimental as the music he puts out and he's not one to disappoint - a fittingly haunting and eerie sound to match Shunt's ghostly atmosphere." - Kruger Magazine
"People gathered together and slowly what began with a simple E major drone became a massive ball of harmonious/abrasive sound. People, mesmerised, joined onto the group, and everyone around seemed transfixed by what was happening." - Stuff We Like
"‘Gathering slowly amongst people, their voices soared through the air and changed the space and vibrational pull around them." - PHUKMUK

My first recording 'Sunny Graveyard' can be found on this compilation CD. It's from just before 'The' became 'Thee', but it's on there nonetheless.

I am working on my first collection of recordings now. It will be called "I Used To Feel Like Nothing Could Break Us Apart". If anyone would like to talk to me about releasing it, email me here .

Record Label: Unsigned

My Blog

Thee Oracle live review in Kruger Magazine

Thee Oracle is reviewied in the new issue of Kruger, one of our favourite music magazines. And free at that!
Posted by on Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:24:00 GMT

Shunt gig filmed by Dan Marner


Posted by on Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:17:00 GMT

Thee Oracle First Live Show

So, this happened at BRNLV FSTVL on May 30th. Lots of people sang and played in a large harmonic chord. It was blogged about HERE with audio by Toby Strain and text by Grace Denton.It went well. It fe...
Posted by on Mon, 08 Jun 2009 07:45:00 GMT