In mid November, New Zealand internet company Orcon Broadband enlisted punk legend Iggy Pop to make their phones and services look cool. Shot October the 30th in Pop’s studio in Miami, the ad features 9 local contest-winners musicians (out of the 200 who attended the audition) and of course Pop, performing his 77′s hit Passenger which was on the album Lust for Life. All of this being made possible via skype.
It might be just a trend but documentaries about bands seem to be a little too pompous sometimes. I don’t know if this one about Blur will be any good, but the trailer looks like Damon Albarn and his friends were not just a band but some kind of heroes who fought the nazis or discovered the cure for cancer.
Human computer interaction has made a big step forward. The d-touch drum machine is an augmented reality technology that enables with visual markers recognition systems, “the development of low-cost tangible user interfaces and mixed reality applications”.
A mirror-face horse riders in the desert, a tambourin man up the hill, two fighters with aluminium gloves: the new Yeasayer‘s music video “Ambling Alp” from their upcoming album “Odd Blood” reminds a lot the 1973 Jodorowsky’s Holy Mountain.
Daft Punk en 1997 : "On a fait un super album dans notre home studio, sans un sou. Dans la
Lille sans "s" c'est mieux
La rythmique de Que Barbaro est plutôt Soca que coupé décalé:
oui épuisé :(
Beuhh. Je suis recherché partout.