Anna Calvi: an air of silver-screen woman of mystery - The Globe and Mail (interview)
Each song is different. They are all like mini-films in my head, and I imagine the way they look completely.
Warpaint – an interview : Louder Than War
It’s true that whilst watching Warpaint’s live set, you see that the songs take up a whole new life form as they transform and evolve into something you can only explain once it has been witnessed. With Jenny Lee Lindberg on bass playing so close to Stella’s drum kit, it becomes so obvious that the connections and the relationship of this band are the key to the success of both their live set and their records.
Warpaint's live shows are magical.
E L E C T R O N I C A L L Y Y O U R S
Grimes is the talented Claire Boucher from Canada, another beguiling songstress that is quite different but as enchanting as her fellow Canadian Austra's Katie Stelmanis. Dreamy and otherworldly, she seems to harmonise with herself with melodies matched by swirling keyboards and haunting percussion.
M83 Returns With Double Album - Music News, Reviews, Interviews and Culture - Music Feeds
He went on to explain how he hoped to combine the ambience and mood of Saturday=Youth with the more energised sound on his 2005 debut, Before the Dawn Heals Us. He’s also enlisted the help of vocalists Zola Jesus, Brad Laner of Medicine, and Morgan Kibby to propel his own vocals to new heights.
Could be interesting.
PS22 Chorus "ENERGY" Austra
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Nice!
Grimes - Seattlest
If you haven't checked out Grimes yet, you're missing out. Word is you can still buy the two albums she released in 2010 by donation if you search hard enough. Or, you could just click here and here.
via seattlest.com
I had a similar experience, when I saw her in NYC.
Warpaint On World Cafe : NPR
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Haven't listened to this yet (not enough bandwidth right now), but Warpaint interviews are as entertaining as their live sets.
EMA talks new record, emotional rollercoasters and giving the middle finger to California - latimes.com
I have a great band. It’s my little sister playing drums, my friend Aaron Davis who does electronic and drum stuff under the name “Acre” and my friend Leif Shackleford who runs East Nile, the performance and recording studio up in Oakland. We’re just having a lot of fun.
I'm looking forward to her NYC show on July 20th. She seems to be lots of fun.
