Showing posts with label Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festival. Show all posts
Friday, 19 November 2010
Sleigh Bells Rock
Sleigh Bells dance-pop-punk-noise thingy has certainly won many fans, after Mine
was bursting with people despite Broken Social Scene playing just a few doors
down. Lights and sound found their way into literally every crevice of the room as the
brash electronics were complimented by both Derek Miller’s simple guitar strokes
and Alexis Krauss’ voice.
Krauss began with the usual chit-chat to the crowd, who were appropriately fit
to burst in excitement before being relieved and given permission to move to
the hard hitting sounds of ‘Tell Em’. Other hits from their album ‘Treats’, such
as ‘Kids’ and ‘Infinity Guitars’ caused equal mayhem. Krauss, who strongly stirred
comparisons with Crystal Castles’ loony front woman Alice Glass, displayed
tremendous on stage presence and with controlled screams throughout she had the
crowd’s frontline frantically roaring and stretching to grab at her.
It really was a dynamite live show that closed the Constellations Festival with a bang.
Words from Josh.
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Southern Travels
Schools out, so what better to do that go see all the friends that you see at uni all the time? Chester + Manchester + Swindon + London = Goodtimes had by all!
I have had a little bit of a playlist following me however. Travelling down to Swindon had Hannah on the iPod responsibilities saw tracks from Marina and the Diamonds, Simon and Garfunkel, Dan Le Sac vs Scrooobious Pip, The Beatles and a sprinkling of Clew Lips too. But the minimal time i have had in connection with the interweb has brought the soundings of The Cults to attention, so i mean to bring them to yours.
The Cults - Go Outside
The perfect spring sunsetter (if it wasnt so frigging cold atm) The vocals spring up images of a baked Africa, yet a light and airy glockenspiel has removed itself from an nasty cliches, (much like Paul Simon mentioned before). The minimalism that is going on with music atm whether is be the deconstructed beats of The XX or new offerings from The Foals is definitely a welcomed rest that we need before the festival season.
SPEAKING OF:
More of this talk coming soon, but ill let you listen to The Cults first :)
I have had a little bit of a playlist following me however. Travelling down to Swindon had Hannah on the iPod responsibilities saw tracks from Marina and the Diamonds, Simon and Garfunkel, Dan Le Sac vs Scrooobious Pip, The Beatles and a sprinkling of Clew Lips too. But the minimal time i have had in connection with the interweb has brought the soundings of The Cults to attention, so i mean to bring them to yours.
The Cults - Go Outside
The perfect spring sunsetter (if it wasnt so frigging cold atm) The vocals spring up images of a baked Africa, yet a light and airy glockenspiel has removed itself from an nasty cliches, (much like Paul Simon mentioned before). The minimalism that is going on with music atm whether is be the deconstructed beats of The XX or new offerings from The Foals is definitely a welcomed rest that we need before the festival season.
SPEAKING OF:
More of this talk coming soon, but ill let you listen to The Cults first :)
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