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Sounds like:
Daft Punk,
Kraftwerk,
Sleepy Eyes of Death
Why do we like this?
Hearing this band was like hearing Daft Punk for the first time - it goes from good to better, then too much, burn out, then it sets in... the can't-stop-from-coming-back-over-and-over, realizing that what the world needs is MORE DAFT PUNK (erm, Chateau Marmont).
Known for remixing artists from La Roux to Röyksopp and featuring spoken-English via vocoder, this band plays laid-back as well as wall-shaking dance hits (not unlike their genre-building French countrymen). Trippy effects filter through structured, stripped-bare beats, easily taking off with one right-turn-for-serious hook. Dance.
"Sometimes any other place will do... sometimes crazy dreams come true." Imagine seeing Daft Punk's American debut. Dance.
Also: mixtape art should reside close to the heart. Rich and delicately brutal, their February 2011 release C-M-X-Tape mixtape cover art turns my cynicism of animal masks into a literal about-face of the epidemic and, to me, makes it pretty again. 2008-2009-2010's actual album art is dynamic, seriously psychedelic, and on its own path towards the future. Dance hard.
From an interview: "Basically, we're playing music from the future like it was imagined 20 years ago. In the first place! Of course, now it has evolved as well." Yessss.
Known for remixing artists from La Roux to Röyksopp and featuring spoken-English via vocoder, this band plays laid-back as well as wall-shaking dance hits (not unlike their genre-building French countrymen). Trippy effects filter through structured, stripped-bare beats, easily taking off with one right-turn-for-serious hook. Dance.
"Sometimes any other place will do... sometimes crazy dreams come true." Imagine seeing Daft Punk's American debut. Dance.
Also: mixtape art should reside close to the heart. Rich and delicately brutal, their February 2011 release C-M-X-Tape mixtape cover art turns my cynicism of animal masks into a literal about-face of the epidemic and, to me, makes it pretty again. 2008-2009-2010's actual album art is dynamic, seriously psychedelic, and on its own path towards the future. Dance hard.
From an interview: "Basically, we're playing music from the future like it was imagined 20 years ago. In the first place! Of course, now it has evolved as well." Yessss.
Streaming source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4XKOxmybIE
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