Matt and Kim are great people. From the moment you see them, whether they are taking the stage at Pitchfork or running in the nude from NYC police in times square (as seen in their video for “Lessons Learned”…I’m sure they learned something from that experience), they are bound to put a smile on your face. The Brooklyn natives have been making music for a while now, and they finally seem to be getting some mainstream recognition, although they have had an incredibly loyal fan base since their birth. Combining Matt’s messy voice and rapid synth melodies with the bang of Kim’s drum, the two have a system that has been working well for quite sometime. Although the second day of Pitchfork experienced generally gloomy weather, the clouds seemed to part just for …
Matt and Kim, had a pretty good Saturday at Lollapalooza. Not only did they perform on the biggest stage of their lives (so far) but when CSS has to cancel their Lollapalooza set, Matt and Kim were there to save the day. Great job, Matt and Kim, and thanks for hanging out.
Is it wholly mawkish to assume that every boy-girl rock duo is definitely doin' the dirty? But all in epic-ass love and shit? It's fulfilling to insert real human beings into the artistic manifestation of break-ups, seductions, courtships, and confusion. So forgive the Psychology 101 innuendo, but when Matt (of Brooklyn duo Matt and Kim) closes their debut album with a song about baseball'the one thing that boys are taught to ponder when they're about to slide into home plate too quickly'we're curious. It's entirely ...
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