making patterns of colour on the tissue paper page

[piratemoggy.livejournal.com]

I very much like this song at the minute, it's a bit like (BEAR WITH ME, HERE) 'Idiotheque' by Radiohead being covered by Cut Copy. It was hidden down the back of the Kitsune Maison compilation that I downloaded so I could deafen myself with 'Want U' by Lo Fi Fnk four hundred times a morning and came up on shuffle t'other day, to my sudden, revelatory joy and my fellow commuters' probable despair, given how leaky my earphones are.

See? Jolly nice. I am a particular sucker for those kind of flicky-beat synth noises but I'd hypothesise that it'd take a heart even colder and blacker than mine to not quite like that.

On a flicky-beat note, there's also the really-quite-extraordinary 'Lions, Tigers and Bears' by Jazmine Sullivan, which is a sort of baroque'n'b MASSIVE BALLAD BLOWOUT with a huge Mercury Rev (NO COME BACK) bit in the last third-or-so that takes it all to a new and even more epic level. Go here and listen to it now. (I can't remember if we've talked about that before, tbh but it bears repeating)

Heard any good music recently, poptimists? I mean aside from all the REALLY AMAZING MUSIC you're going to all hear at POPTIMISM IN THE HORSE BAR, WESTMINSTER 7-12 TONITE WITH FREE ENTRY & TASTY BEER, obv.

Comments

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

Well there is other music out there but it all comes at a price. For example this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StnGeN9ueY8) is good in a goth-folk-y sort of way BUT she is Adrian Edmonson & Jennifer Saunders' DAUGHTER yikes.

[piratemoggy.livejournal.com]

I am actually FRIGHTENED by the speed with which the phrase "goth-folk-y sort of way" made me click that link.

You are right tho. Not quite actual list material tho is it? I mean nice strings and everything but... no ok I would probably put this in a list.

[koganbot]

The Jazmine Sullivan alb is good, though there's always a mismatch between her grand wallop of a voice and the delicate effects she's going for. "Lions, Tigers & Bears" is maybe the tenth best on the album (fave faves are "Need You Bad," "Call Me Guilty," "One Night Stand," "After The Hurricane" and "Dream Big," only the first of which was a single, except that - according to Wiki - "Dream Big" charted Top 20 in Turkey).