Playlist is a new (largely self-explanatory) feature, curated by members of Team FG. Simon has the pleasure of cutting the ribbon for our first Playlist - tracking his favourite albums of the year so far.
Words: Simon Opie
We’re half way through 2011 and with the Fete de la Musique here in Paris marking the equinox, it’s a great day to be out on the streets. If you’ve never tried it, by the way, it’s a cheap visit as you don’t need a hotel ‘cos it goes on all night – it got me thinking about the albums I’ve really enjoyed so far this year, and (being somewhat obsessive about lists) what my playlist featuring the best of the best of 2011 so far in less than 30 minutes, would look like.
Showing posts with label EMA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EMA. Show all posts
Find More Of The Same:
Battles,
Beastie Boys,
Deerhoof,
EMA,
Low,
Melvins,
Mogwai,
music,
playlist,
PS I Love You,
Simon,
Simon Opie
EMA - 'Past Life Martyred Saints' (UK Release: 9 May '11) //
Words: Simon Opie
EMA is the new band formed by California resident Erika M Anderson, also of Gowns, and 'Past Life, Martyred Saints' is their first album. ‘Big Sound’ is definitely in fashion just now – see how Beastie Boys have piled on the layers on their new album – but it’s quite easy to get lost in the soundscapes. This is a pitfall that EMA has successfully avoided.
Words: Simon Opie
EMA is the new band formed by California resident Erika M Anderson, also of Gowns, and 'Past Life, Martyred Saints' is their first album. ‘Big Sound’ is definitely in fashion just now – see how Beastie Boys have piled on the layers on their new album – but it’s quite easy to get lost in the soundscapes. This is a pitfall that EMA has successfully avoided.
Words: Saam Das
If you're already at The Great Escape and away from a computer then I trust you have already done the necessary research and preparation in order to have jolliest time possible. If not, then check out my Thursday preview and Friday preview to give you a helping hand. The final preview is ready to be consumed below.
If you're already at The Great Escape and away from a computer then I trust you have already done the necessary research and preparation in order to have jolliest time possible. If not, then check out my Thursday preview and Friday preview to give you a helping hand. The final preview is ready to be consumed below.
Find More Of The Same:
Braids,
download,
EMA,
festival,
Lanterns On The Lake,
mp3,
music,
preview,
saam,
Saam Das,
Saint Saviour,
The Great Escape,
The Sound Of Arrows
Words: Saam Das
At the end of March, I checked the "March singles" folder in my inbox. 66 messages. Oh boy. A new record. It means that (for this month at least) I'm including an extra list of singles that I think are worth checking out. Before that come ten of my favourite/the "best" singles from March, which I heartily recommend. Listen to them all below.
At the end of March, I checked the "March singles" folder in my inbox. 66 messages. Oh boy. A new record. It means that (for this month at least) I'm including an extra list of singles that I think are worth checking out. Before that come ten of my favourite/the "best" singles from March, which I heartily recommend. Listen to them all below.
Find More Of The Same:
A Genuine Freakshow,
Braids,
download,
EMA,
Kyla La Grange,
Matt And Kim,
mp3,
music,
Paper Crows,
Patrick Wolf,
Ra Ra Riot,
review,
roundup,
saam,
Saam Das,
singles,
The Kill Van Kulls,
Thomas Tantrum
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