The girlfriend's had this on repeat. Okay, okay, I've had this on repeat. It's plaintive and hopeful, the synthline throbs underneath, the vocals whisp over the top. The lyrics don't even matter, although they're also beautifully delicate and endearingly needy, then, when the parts are all put together it's perfectly indicative of late night LA, drifting through the smog in a neon haze. Yeah, coz I've been to LA so many times, but i HAVE seen Drive, the film from which it's taken, and the tune's simpleness echoes the movie's minimal dialogue and general disquiet.
Don't lie, you've had it on repeat too. The film's full soundtrack can be found right thurrr.
Thursday, 6 October 2011
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Go Bang @ Green Door Store
Yeah, but, are you gonna BANG doe? Full review on the Brighton SOURCE.
"As night starts to dominate day we get less of that Vitamin D fix, so good Friday evenings are essential for our winter-bound mental health."
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Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Blawan - 'Getting me Down'
This track is catchier than chlamydia. The clattering beats and tinny snare are set to a more chilled house tempo, with the cut up candy sample of Brandy's 'I wanna be down' vocal over the top, it results in a tune you just wanna put your dick into.
'Getting Me Down' is an instant hit. It's got rolling momentum with gruelling percussion that rumbles away in the background and that voice is irresistable, cue club girls trying to sing along every time it's dropped. Hessel Audio put it out on limited white label back in May and then, unsurprisingly, it got a second pressing.
'Getting Me Down' is an instant hit. It's got rolling momentum with gruelling percussion that rumbles away in the background and that voice is irresistable, cue club girls trying to sing along every time it's dropped. Hessel Audio put it out on limited white label back in May and then, unsurprisingly, it got a second pressing.
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