#ClubbangingWednesday. Canadian House wizard, Kuhrye-oo, conjures up 90s leaning, techno rhythms and swirls them around down-tempo pop melodies. Air Days has touches of The Orb, or early Moby, with marching band drum machine snares, snapping around a cloud-like synth. Evy Jane sounds like a cross between Paul Cole and Grimes, as her voice is thrown around the track to a dizzying degree. This is straight weirdo pop and it totally rulez:
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Showing posts with label Moby. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Kuhrye-oo - Air Days ft. Evy Jane
#ClubbangingWednesday. Canadian House wizard, Kuhrye-oo, conjures up 90s leaning, techno rhythms and swirls them around down-tempo pop melodies. Air Days has touches of The Orb, or early Moby, with marching band drum machine snares, snapping around a cloud-like synth. Evy Jane sounds like a cross between Paul Cole and Grimes, as her voice is thrown around the track to a dizzying degree. This is straight weirdo pop and it totally rulez:
Labels:
90s,
Air Days,
Canada,
club banger,
Evy Jane,
Grimes,
House,
Kuhrye-oo,
Moby,
Paula Cole,
Techno,
The Orb,
wierdo pop
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
David Lynch - The Big Dream (Moby reversion featuring Mindy Jones)
An unsurprisingly haunting, visual reversion, of David Lynch's recent single. Moby displays some very Lynchian camera work, as Mindy Jones delivers this spectre's ballad. Moon-washed light flashes illuminate the creeping background characters, who step in and out of the frame and focus, like unknowable shadow-people. The tune itself is a cryptic blues melody with hints of Julee Cruise, Billie Holiday, and This Mortal Coil. For fans of Lynch this is an easy choice.. just press play and softly drift away....
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Shot In The Back Of The Head
This video for Moby's surprisingly good single "Shot In The Back Of The Head," was directed and animated by David Lynch. The clip features nifty black and white stars, with some decapitated heads of lovers floating around an urban environment. Its very Lynch, yet at the same time the animation is simple and crafted in such a way that you may think it was done by some gifted fan, if you didn't know any better. Anywho the song and clip are sweet, peep it:
Labels:
David Lynch,
Moby,
Shot In The Back Of The Head
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