Tag Archives: The Arcade Fire
The Visual Music of Vincent Moon
So I was going to put up a dry concert watch of all the hip-hop-happenings in New York’s backyard this month, but I’ve just spent the last two hours rediscovering one of my favorite music video producers, so I thought … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Elvis Perkins, Phoenix, Andrew Bird, 1901, The Arcade Fire, Wake Up, Vincent Moon, La Blogotheque, Mathieu Saura, Nomadic filmmaking, De Kift, The Spinto Band, Vimeo, Paris, France, The Kooks, She Moves in Her Own Way, Luke Pritcher, While You Were Sleeping, nice hats, stills, Eiffel Tower, Neon Bible, elevator music, March concerts, 2010 concerts, NY concerts, Joan Osborne, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Allman Brothers, Blue Oyster Cult
Reasons to Pay Attention to Canada Besides the Olymipcs
Most of the time, we don’t spend a lot of time thinking about what our northern neighbor is up to…. until the Olympics, that is. Suddenly I’m seeing more advertisements for whale-watching in the Canadian outback than commercials featuring creepily … Continue reading →
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Peter Gabriel: Songs To Listen To In An Empty Room
Peter Gabriel, the former lead singer of Genesis, is putting out a new album. It happens to be his first in seven years. It also happens to be contain covers (or “song-swaps”) of some of the most varied big-name artists. … Continue reading →
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