Posts Tagged ‘Franz Ferdinand’
Though he likes to think of himself primarily as a DJ, Mighty Mouse is perhaps best known for his remixes and acclaimed compilations. October 2009 saw the release of his first Disco Circus mix, which skillfully compiled some of the best singles and remixes of recent decades from a wide …
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Tags: Bears Eat Fish, compilation, Disco Circus, DJ, Du Tonc, Franz Ferdinand, Gorillaz, Lindstrom, Mighty Mouse, mix, Peter Gunn, remix
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With a much delayed rise to (relative) prominence via the twin evils of reality TV (Road to V) and the third series of Skins, London five-piece Duologue have certainly taken their time with their debut album – I mean, Skins was almost four years ago. This begs …
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Tags: Breton, Burial, Cut and Run, Duologue, Franz Ferdinand, Gift Horse, Givers, london, Muse, Road to V, Skins, Song and Dance, The Drums
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Beckoning you not only to throw down some serious moves but also to consider just what you’re doing are London’s Night Engine. The four-piece create angular, rhythm-led dance-punk that’s good for the brain and the feet in equal measure.
With the newly unveiled ‘I’ll Make It Worth Your …
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Tags: !!!, Chk Chk Chk, dance-punk, David Bowie, Franz Ferdinand, I'll Make It Worth Your While, indie, introducing, london, Night Engine, post punk, Sebright Arms
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Brother and sister musical duos; they’re kind of creepy, right? And slightly unsettling is also just about the best way to sum up the electro indie debut album of French sibling double act Joséphine and Alexandre de la Baume as well.
Although they have been writing music together for around …
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Tags: alexandre de la baume, blue, francophone, Franz Ferdinand, french, give it to me, in wonder, josephine de la baume, jupiter, mark ronson, never love again, nuit nuit, singtank, Sirens, superstar, the party, ye-ye
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Victoria Park opens its gates only a few times a year for festivals catering to the young and hip, today is no exception. Field Day is for the music fan that would rather see music’s next greatest than be stood in front of a main stage filled with chart fodder.…
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Tags: adam bainbridge, Blood Orange, Dev Hynes, Donna Summers, festival, Field Day, Franz Ferdinand, I Feel Love, Jessie Ware, Kindness, Last Dinosaurs, Nick Adams, Pond, review, SBTRKT, Tempa T
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Where: Victoria Park, London
When: 6 – 8 July
Cost: £45
Size: 5,000
Age: 6
In a word: #hipster
Web: www.fielddayfestivals.com / @fielddaylondon
Like a regrettable night at The Dolphin, Field Day is an East London rite of passage. The entire hipster contingent of LDN’s self-proclaimed ‘trendiest borough’ will descend …
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Tags: Austra, festival guide, Field Day, Franz Ferdinand, Friends, Grimes, Jessie Ware, peaking lights, Rustie, When Saints Go Machine
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If you were to mention the idea of going to see a Shakespeare show of any kind, I guarantee memories of being dragged through countless plays and poems by over-zealous English teachers will flood the minds of those around you, making them raise eyebrows or laugh. But being a budding …
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Tags: Franz Ferdinand, london, music, Nicholas McCarthy, puppets, Shakespeare, The Tempest, theatre
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