When Bjork announced that her new project, Biophilia, wouldby “aesthetically, sympathising with sound and how sounds move and the physics of sound. And how notes in a room behave; how they bounce off walls and between objects and is kind of more similar to how planets and microscopic things work,” we held our breath and hoped that the whole thing wouldn’t end up a certain conceptual Icelandic backside. …MORE
Badly Drawn Boy
It's What I'm Thinking Pt. 1-Photographing Snowflakes
Released by The End Records
Much like Chris Rock's bit about finding the right mate, ("you're never gonna find someone that likes Seinfeld and The Wu-Tang Clan..."), music aficionados often have staunchly guarded lines of genre demarcation where never the twain shall meet. A recent discussion with a few fellow hip-hop heads produced the unlikely postulation, "is it possible to like M.O.P. and Morrissey at the same time?" The answer is a resounding yes especially in these metro-musical days of blog-fed mass information.
Therefore, the quiet melancholy of Badly Drawn Boy's latest effort is the ...
Charlotte Gainsbourg earnestly and affably discusses her life and self-perception, noting that despite a nearly life-long career acting, singing and modeling, she doesn’t consider herself an Artist, and she reflects on how this may actually be reassuring and maybe affords her a healthy distance from the trappings of the compulsory creation of work. She also speaks — with a visible, heroic poignancy — about returning to music 20 years after the death of her father, with whom she recorded the controversial “Lemon Incest” at age 12; her work with Lars Von Trier on Anti-Christ, for which she was voted Best Actress at Cannes in 2009; recording with Beck.



























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