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Posts Tagged m83
M83 & Susanne Sundfør Put Sound To Oblivion
Posted by Roberto in IN THE LOOP on April 9, 2013
Like Sigur Rós did before, French electronic duo m83 have just answered the call from Hollywood and composed the score for the next Tom Cruise vehicle Oblivion, giving a clear sign they’re entering the mainstream through the big door. What was originally announced as a solo work by lead man Anthony Gonzalez has been finally launched under the name of the band and its main theme has the vocals by newest Scandinavian female star Susanne Sundfør; their collaboration tops the new edition of our loop.
And it looks like Norway is replacing Sweden as a new batch of new female artist is being unveiled to the world such as Jenny Hval , our biggest entry this week alongside new songs by Vampire Weekend; Deerhunter; The Flaming Lips and a taster from the eagerly awaited new album by Daft Punk.
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157-M83-Graveyard Girl
Posted by Roberto in MUSIC REVIEW, MUSIC REVIEW on December 12, 2009
While the Brits were busy revisiting post-rock era, a new generation of bands all over the world were looking back at the sounds of shoegazing, which among other things provoked the rebirth of My Bloody Valentine’s career. Among the genre’s revival maximum exponents were former French duo M83, whom in their last album shrinked to one man band status, with Anthony Gonzalez as its orchestrator, producing such noise pop gems as “Graveyard Girl”.
The Official Music Rober Awards 2008: Complete List of Winners
Posted by Roberto in MUSIC REVIEW, MUSIC REVIEW, POP CULTURE & NEWS, POP CULTURE & NEWS on February 15, 2009
PORTISHEAD-The Rip (Live on Later..with Jools Holland)
The Academy has spoken, after the results of our annual music poll were unveiled, now it’s the turn for the official Rober Awards. There are few surprises and many similarities with the people’s choices. As predicted 2008 got a name standing above the rest: Portishead. The complete list of winners after the jump.
La Academia se ha pronunciado, tras desvelar los resultados de nuestra encuesta anual, llega el turno para los Premios Rober oficiales. Hay pocas sorpresas y muchos de los galardones coinciden con los elegidos en la votación. Como ya se preveía en 2008 un nombre destacó muy por encima del resto: Portishead. La lista de ganadores al completo, tras el salto. Read the rest of this entry »
Music Poll 2008: The Results.
Posted by Roberto in MUSIC REVIEW, MUSIC REVIEW, POP CULTURE & NEWS, POP CULTURE & NEWS on February 11, 2009
ENGLISH INTRO.
And the Rober Awards 2008 Music Poll winners are:
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REVIEW 2008: HONORARY MENTIONS – 21 BLOG DARLINGS
Posted by Roberto in MUSIC REVIEW, MUSIC REVIEW, POP CULTURE & NEWS, POP CULTURE & NEWS on December 19, 2008
THE SHORTWAVE SET-No Social
Collectively nicknamed as Blog Rock, during this decade a big number of new artists discovered by the increasing presence of music blogs online, have grown to be a parallel world coexisting with the big-buck marketing of the four majors oligopoly, being a true engine for the industry’s renewal. Their influence was felt and in some cases intercepted, with some high profile ones closing down and some others watching their contents and ethos being modified. The remaining ones still fulfilled their gatekeeping role with clockwork precision and the following names were among their luckiest findings.
Apodados colectivamente como blog rock, durante esta decada un gran número de artistas noveles descubiertos por la creciente presencia de blogs musicales se han convertido en un mundo paralelo, coexistiendo con el ostentoso marketing del oligopolio de las cuatro grandes y consolidándose como un auténtico motor para la renovación de la industria. Su influencia se hacia notar y en algunos casos era interceptada, con algunos ejemplos notables cerrando sus puertas y otros viendo como sus contenidos y ética eran alterados. Los que quedaban siguieron cumpliendo su papel de filtro con precisión casi mecánica y los siguientes nombres se encontraron entre sus hallazgos más felices. Read the rest of this entry »