Friday, July 6, 2012

Czech Made Czech film on the Film Week

Schwarzweiße Vergangenheitsbewältigung: "Alois Nebel"
The original remained small and personable New Arena in Glockenbachviertel shows mostly films outside the mainstream. Fits to a guest there of 11 to 15 July 12th Czech Film Week. The program ranges from the latest movies such as the Czech Real Czech Made Man movie opening up to the elaborately drawn black and white animated film Alois Nebel, who grapples with Europe's dark past. Before the screenings also run Czech short films.

For after leaving the cinema seat may be needed movement of DJ Filip Černý provides on Saturday, 14.07., In the final party of the Film Week substance. Could well be that you meet there on a few members of Generation singles. The title of a documentary, which is also among the eight contributions of diverse festivals.

The full program can be found here. Prices and - if you have the Arena (inexplicably) never honored - certainly in the New Directions timely Arena - site.

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Insider information up two!

Two in a row is the baby of Moritz Butschek and Angelika Black. Who wants to read about the latest trends in Munich, who can here. In addition to tips for nightlife in Munich sonste also offer everything for the urban heart: art, literature, fashion and music. There are contests every now and then. Click over worth it!

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Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Waves of the Echo - The 80's from Finland


Sometimes one has the impression that the 80s would never have passed. Then take, for example, Men Without Hats (yes, with the safety dance) out 2012, a new album (not that bad, by the way). Or a few Finns start a band, they call Waves of the echo and mix 80s 90s synch pop with a wave of fast-great music with lots of tender melancholy urban-melting. Yummy!

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Festival'Era: the best plan for this weekend


Located in a remote farmhouse Llagostera (The Gironés), the Festival'Era born the slogan "with a little help of my friends", this aid, according to organizers, is given by both bands and their full involvement in the project, as part of the audience.

Some of the artists participating in the festival are Ruidoblanco second edition, Family Tree, Warm Home, Devian Lynx, Penguins and Chinese Hot Christmas Cardas, among others.

The Festival'Era will take place on July 7, from 15 hours in the evening until dawn the next day. Tickets can be purchased in advance only through the official website of the festival, via ticket script, and costs 18 euros plus shipping and handling, which includes entrance to the festival, parking, camping area, sandwich, two beers per head and a mojito. Of course, an offer to admire and take into account the times.

Monday, July 2, 2012

David Ramirez, lost on the way to paradise in 'An Introduction'


Since we missed talking about Binaural David Ramirez. Following the announcement of his new album - "Apologies" - would go on sale on 28 August, now we have learned that the singer from Austin just to bring out the final version of the review of 'An Introduction'. In their day and praise the acoustic interpretation of this theme, but this new composition, especially at the melodic, has earned quite a whole. Excentrismo the nostalgic we have moved to enjoy a topic conspicuously dusty southern aura.
"An Introduction" was one of the first songs I wrote in this last age. "- Explains David Songwriter.com. "I grew up living near the church activity baptistal South. After graduating from high school I remember going to study at a small Christian college. I have no remorse about the way in which I was polite but still carry within me a stack of feelings that have not quite find a solution / explanation. After leaving university I started to play, compose and record more than I had ever done. Doing that took me to many places, and also to pull in new directions in my life I know. Both the "church scene" and the "bar scene" have taught me much, but I have been for jurisdictions that have taken me down. This song is not against the church or against God. Nor is pro church pro god. 'An Introduction' is largely a rhetorical question facing towards an answer we all know and believe. The truth is out there. But by no means all true, although the truth can be found in many different ways. "
We started to eat nails, drive by David Ramirez is just around the corner! Like Matthew Mayfield, David has been working with a band of face-to give us an LP with a melody so worked as presented in "American Soil", his first studio album.

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Metric - Synthetica (2012)

Fourteen long years have been those who have lived Metric as a whole. Throughout this time the band Emily Haines scathing lived a progression that has led them to explode ("Live It Out", released in 2005) and elevate his career with a spectacular "Fantasies" that put the expectations very, very high facing a new LP of Toronto. The quartet, which are ready for a while, have taken almost 1500 days in release his long-awaited album but finally the wait is worth it, "Synthetica" is as much or more than you wanted to hear some time ago for the present 2012.
The shift of sound that has come Metric "Synthetica" on "Fantasies" is not overwhelming, but if considerable. Of those cyclical melodies power bases we have moved to more powerful rhythm reminiscent of a hard and ripped version of beats explosive view of "Supernature" by Goldfrapp. Is it more curious about it? This stage we are enjoying the peak of maturity of a band and began to war with its rhythms more "upbeat" in early 2001. The first single 'Youth Without Youth' is a reflection of this new left hook that since the absolute experience is propinando electrorock the media training.
The new sound experience starts with gallons Metric 'Artificial Nocturne', a dense and synthesized each second piece that will grow up to create a bewitching power threshold of smoke and that it will serve to wrap the rest of the album. The theme of the lyrics of "Synthetica" he describes a world in which humans Fist fighting with technology, and that content is a natural fit for a melody that is postulated between the voice of Emily and crushing rhythmic bases administered by Joshua, James and Joules.
Among the songs on the album can be enjoyed mainly highlight three: the explosive and expansive 'Speed ​​The Collapse', the brutally direct 'Dreams So Real' and 'Breathing Underwater', where we take Emily's hand and, with us , fly over the beautiful coast of Canada. Also deserve comment the eponymous 'Synthetica' (this goes for single) and 'Lost Kitten' showing looks very sweet but with lines like "... i was looking for a hooker, Then I found you ..." (I was looking a whore and finally I found you) makes it clear that we were playing a Metric doubleheader satirical content and melody. On the other hand 'The Wanderlust' can play well with an emphasis eighties that exploits the combined vowel tacked between Lou Reed and our dear friend and sexy blonde.
Trust this group is the best we could have done. After four long years of waiting "Synthetica" has appeared, showing again the sound repertoire flexibly and effectively how well characterized the quartet in the last decade. Grimes ¿? Sleigh Bells? All new groups have their place in the market but Metric is back, claimed their space in a kingdom that still insisted Haines emblematic climb step by step.

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Portrait of Christopher Wilson, art director of Band Of Horses




In early 2010 I had a healthy obsession with Band Of Horses led me to approach the town of Cambridge (United Kingdom) to see how it sounded live that "Infinite Arms" that such good results garnered from critics and audience. Just hours before the concert I was in front of a local Tesco bolus close to when, unexpectedly, through the door of the supermarket members of the band of horses. Creighton and Ryan were missing but there was Ben, Tyler, Bill and a fourth person who, despite being unknown to many, is a key figure in Band Of Horses. This mysterious rubiales by the name of Christopher Wilson is an art director / photographer / filmmaker who has been working "full time" with Band of Horses for about two years.
I also remember Christopher spotted at a concert in the hall gave BOH Apollo in February 2011. That was on the table sound, still and immutable, watching moving organically those snapshots that even today serve as a visual background of all concert hall Band Of Horses. And that is just the tip of the iceberg, Christopher has been behind the majority of promotional materials that have been published in Seattle these past 700 days.
Photography is the largest of the passions of Chris and it is not surprising to discover through their website that this nice guy has been following, step by step, all the pins of all the tours that the band has performed in Bridwell recently. Here we see from photos in Rio de Janeiro to as many in other parts of South America, Europe and USA. Special mention Christopher portraits captured in special moments as the action of Ben Bridwell with Pearl Jam or the brief conversation that former Carissa's Weird singer had with Bruce "The Boss" Springsteen.

Every time I see one of those photos I suspect the reason that they chose to Subpop protected old Chris as its art director. The affable Rubiales has an innate tendency to capture natural landscapes, and that is exactly what has characterized the group's productions of indie rock. Perhaps at the beginning of his career this constant was not as highlighted, but now all the "feeling" that surrounds the whole focus of it. The clearest evidence is found in both album covers and in music that, as expected, have been produced by Chris Wilson. Here you have three examples of four videos posted by BOH who once commented on the web. Pay special attention to the 'Compliments' in which, with various "fades" seamlessly intertwines the form of trees and lush mountains and dense forests.
Besides his work with Band Of Horses, Christopher has several galleries on your site that openly show his love for landscapes with life. These are from portraits of exotic animals to get some snapshots that give life itself to places that a priori claim to be grim and soulless.
Thanks to the work of Christopher Wilson Band of Horses have managed to further define the product of their music on a millimeter and accurate. Now one can only hope that in the face of an upcoming album of the famous band indie rock / alternative country to re-sign their creative fellow sufferer. The world, and ourselves, we would be widely appreciated.