Saturday, October 9, 2010
Ear Worm
Since hearing this track on Chris Moyles, it's been in my head.
Loving it!
Duck Sauce, gives us Barbara Streisand:
Loving it!
Duck Sauce, gives us Barbara Streisand:
Friday, October 8, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Gig Alert
Both Two Door Cinema Club and Tom Baxter announce new dates
Following phenomenal demand for their March 18 date, Two Door Cinema Club will play an additional Olympia Theatre gig the following night, on Saturday March 19. The band are pleased to announce that the show will be an all ages event (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.) They are already scheduled to play a three date Irish tour in early December.
Tickets for Two Door Cinema Club's Olympia Theatre headline show are on sale at 9am this Friday, October 8th.
Singer-songwriter Tom Baxter has also added another Dublin date to his diary. On top of his now sold out gig in Whelans on Wednesday November 24, he will also perform on Thursday November 25. Tickets priced €19.50 inclusive of booking fee are on sale now.
Following phenomenal demand for their March 18 date, Two Door Cinema Club will play an additional Olympia Theatre gig the following night, on Saturday March 19. The band are pleased to announce that the show will be an all ages event (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.) They are already scheduled to play a three date Irish tour in early December.
Tickets for Two Door Cinema Club's Olympia Theatre headline show are on sale at 9am this Friday, October 8th.
Singer-songwriter Tom Baxter has also added another Dublin date to his diary. On top of his now sold out gig in Whelans on Wednesday November 24, he will also perform on Thursday November 25. Tickets priced €19.50 inclusive of booking fee are on sale now.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Little Comets - "The Isles" by director Aoife McArdie is one for the photographer in you to savour. Yes, it’s moving image, but the photographic eye employed throughout is the real star of the show, depicting the British Isles through a wonderfully absorbent lens. The Comets must be dead happy.
©Its Nice That
©Its Nice That
Thursday, September 23, 2010
New OK Go video gets over one million hits in first 24 hours (NME)
The new music video by Ok Go has been seen by over one million people in its first 24 hours, and you can see it below.
Released yesterday (September 20) on YouTube, the promo for their new single 'White Knuckles' has become yet another viral hit for the band, following the global success for the videos of 'A Million Ways', 'WTF?' and 'Here It Goes Again'.
"It took 124 takes," frontman Damian Kulash told NME about the video, which features the band and a collection of well trained dogs. "There were many more starts and stops but we actually have slates for 124 full takes. The video you see is one whole take and what you see is all take 72."
Currently seen over 1.3 million times, the singer explained that they are shocked by the number of people who have seen the promo already.
"It's mind-boggling," he admitted. "I don't think the brain is wired for comprehending those kind of numbers. Last night it was 100,000 hits and I woke up this morning with it being, like, over one million."
As for the future, Kulash was quick to reassure fans that they haven't run out of ideas for more videos, with the next one set to be released in November.
"We're releasing another probably on November 1," he revealed. "There are plenty more down the line we're working on too. We make our videos like we make our songs, so there are plenty of threads of stuff floating around, you're just not always sure if it's going to turn into something yet."
Set to embark on a North American tour in early October, the band will also be at the British Film Institute (BFI) in London this Friday (September 24), where a number of their videos will be screened and the group will take part in a special question and answer session. For more information, visit BFI.org.uk.
Released yesterday (September 20) on YouTube, the promo for their new single 'White Knuckles' has become yet another viral hit for the band, following the global success for the videos of 'A Million Ways', 'WTF?' and 'Here It Goes Again'.
"It took 124 takes," frontman Damian Kulash told NME about the video, which features the band and a collection of well trained dogs. "There were many more starts and stops but we actually have slates for 124 full takes. The video you see is one whole take and what you see is all take 72."
Currently seen over 1.3 million times, the singer explained that they are shocked by the number of people who have seen the promo already.
"It's mind-boggling," he admitted. "I don't think the brain is wired for comprehending those kind of numbers. Last night it was 100,000 hits and I woke up this morning with it being, like, over one million."
As for the future, Kulash was quick to reassure fans that they haven't run out of ideas for more videos, with the next one set to be released in November.
"We're releasing another probably on November 1," he revealed. "There are plenty more down the line we're working on too. We make our videos like we make our songs, so there are plenty of threads of stuff floating around, you're just not always sure if it's going to turn into something yet."
Set to embark on a North American tour in early October, the band will also be at the British Film Institute (BFI) in London this Friday (September 24), where a number of their videos will be screened and the group will take part in a special question and answer session. For more information, visit BFI.org.uk.
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