Something to be learned from SXSW: Ghostbusters love their tequila.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Johann Johannsson
I am loving on Iceland these days. Jonsi, J.M.’s Theres a Light (shot in Iceland) and now Johann Johannsson – an Icelandic composer, producer & musician. His most recent album was the score for the animated film, Varmints, entitled "And In the Endless Pause There Came The Sound of Bees", which is solely instrumental mixed with some electronics. Currently, it is only available in vinyl but will be available for cd purchase in April 2010. It'll be best consumed in a bubblebath, or right before bed. Check it here
Labels:
Iceland,
instrumental,
Johann Johannsson,
new music
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The National

Check it: Bloodbuzz Ohio The National's new single, premiered today on BBC 6 Music.
Image via pitchfork.com
Labels:
new single,
The National
MGMT
We've all heard Congratulations by now. I still can't wrap my head around my opinion on it so I'm going to leave it at that for now. Bah, maybe thats because I want to like it so much, but am just not biting yet...I sure hope not. A few more run-throughs and I'll have a better idea.
Listen Here
Listen Here
Jay Malinowski
Jay ventured to Iceland to capture the beauty of this song and everything about it is chilling. I mean, the song still gives me the shivers, even though I've heard it a million times. Maybe its because you really feel like he's left his heart out on the table in this one... and that, my friends, is one of the things I admire about musicians - the capability to grasp exactly what they are feeling and to craft it into poetry and melody. I think its safe to say that feeling vulnerable is something that nobody is comfortable with, and to me, sharing that in a form that lets people truly connect with that rawness is something that turns up a few more smiles in this world.
"History please let me go, let me be, leave me alone..."
"History please let me go, let me be, leave me alone..."
Labels:
Bedouin Soundclash,
Jay Malinowski,
music video
Jonsi
Dear Ears,
I don’t know how to fully prep you for the beauty that is about to happen. I mean there is love, then there is great love. This could be one of those moments. My only advice is to put in your earphones immediately and let this song consume you.
Yours Truly,
Sound Check
I don’t know how to fully prep you for the beauty that is about to happen. I mean there is love, then there is great love. This could be one of those moments. My only advice is to put in your earphones immediately and let this song consume you.
Yours Truly,
Sound Check
Jónsi - Go Do from Jónsi on Vimeo.
Labels:
Jonsi,
music video,
Sigur Ros
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