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Posts Tagged st. vincent
Taylor Swift And St. Vincent Bring A Cruel Summer
Posted by Roberto in POP CULTURE & NEWS, POP CULTURE & NEWS on September 16, 2019
Veteran pop princess Taylor Swift, with a little help from St. Vincent and Bleachers’ Jack Antonoff, gets her first number one in our loop with ‘Cruel Summer’, our favourite track in her latest album ‘Lover.’ The folk-rock of Florist, and the return of Swans complete this week’s Top 3.
FKA Twigs feat. Future is the highest entry, next to the latest tracks by Pusha T feat. Kash Doll; Angel Olsen; Lana Del Rey; Jenny Hval feat. Laura Jean; JPEGMAFIA; Yves Tumor feat. Hirakish, Napolean and ANTHEM; slowthai feat. Denzel Curry; Mariah the Scientist; Perfume Genius; Bob Mould; The Ju feat. Tyler The Creator; Skream; Bonnie “Prince” Billy.. and another high profile female collaboration between Tove Lo and Kylie Minogue. Check Our Loop in full here. Read the rest of this entry »
Rober Awards 2017 Music Poll: Complete List Of Winners
Posted by Roberto in MUSIC REVIEW, MUSIC REVIEW on January 31, 2018
Kendrick Lamar and LCD Soundsystem are the biggest winners at this year’s Rober Awards. The rapper from Compton, recently shunned out of the biggest categories at the Grammys, was voted best male and hip-hop artist of the year, and his record DAMN. took home the honours for album of the year. James Murphy’s band unsurprisingly won in the category of comeback of the year, as well as being voted the best band and song of the year for the title track of their fourth album American Dream.
Among biggest surprises St. Vincent was voted best female artist over Lorde, the young Kiwi singer though reigned in the pop artist category. Radiohead‘s ‘OK Computer’ took over Prince‘s ‘Purple Rain,’which had been the frontrunner during the last few weeks, and Japanese veteran Ryuichi Sakamoto earned the award for best electronica. Cigarettes After Sex were voted breakthrough artists and Cardi B won the Sound Of 2018 trophy.
Frank Ocean, Father John Misty and The Black Madonna were among the rest of the winners in a scandal-stricken edition hampered by complaints of individual voting manipulation in the Best Live Category which were proved right. In the wake of which, the Academy decided the prize should be shared to honour the hundreds of fans of both Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers paying tribute to the late legend, and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds who genuinely voted and would have left in any case the rest of the contenders far behind.
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St. Vincent Is Our Track Of The Week
Posted by Roberto in IN THE LOOP on February 24, 2014
After earning five star reviews for her new album’s launch shows in London, St. Vincent tops our loop this week with “Prince Johnny”, the third track released from her self-titled opus.
The acclaimed London based art noise foursome, Bo Ningen, gave us the highest entry, next to new tracks by the likes of Real Estate; Isaiah Rashad; Thee Oh Sees and the return of Sub Pop grunge extraordinaires The Afghan Whigs; Greg Dulli’s veteran band is finally ready to drop their new studio work after their live return two years ago.
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The Loop Gets Cruel With St. Vincent
Posted by Roberto in IN THE LOOP, POP CULTURE & NEWS, POP CULTURE & NEWS on September 23, 2011
Brooklyn chanteuse St. Vincent tops this week’s loop with ‘Cruel’ the new single taken from her third album ‘Strange Mercies’
Lana Del Rey follows her recent number one up with the other A side from her debut single, ‘Blue Jeans’, and scores the highest entry. Other notable entries in our chart are the latest offerings by Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffitti; Justice; Beirut and Amy Winehouse’s last recording, a duet with Tony Benett for the veteran crooner’s collaboration filled recent album. Plus Psychic Ills; Cassie & Mr Muthafuckin Exquire in the giveaway department.
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22-ST. VINCENT-Actor
Posted by Roberto in MUSIC REVIEW, MUSIC REVIEW on December 25, 2009
Annie Clark’s second album was a giant step from her debut “Marry Me”. The Brooklyn based artist proved not only that she’s found her unique vocal niche, but also the most sophisticated and surprising musical arrangements to wrap it with. Formerly a member of Sufjan Stevens’s band and The Polyphonic Spree, St. Vincent balanced out the limitations of a voice pleasantly calmed, but too uniform in tone, by conjuring a wide palette of influences that ranges from soundtracks to electronica, and pretty much everything in between. “Actor” rewarded repeated listening with a myriad of changing rhythm patterns, ad-hoc embellishments and strong storytelling.
Released on 4AD. Available to listen in Spotify.
Grizzly Bear go symphonic @ The Barbican.
Posted by Roberto in POP CULTURE & NEWS, POP CULTURE & NEWS on November 1, 2009
Grizzly Bear‘s classical ambitions have never been a secret. The Brooklyn four-piece has often claimed many of their songs are written with the idea of being played with an orchestra in mind. Last night they had the occasion of putting those ideas into practice, next to the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Jim Holmes at London’s Barbican Centre. Read the rest of this entry »
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