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Hercules & Love Affair – Blue Songs (Moshi Moshi)


Hercules & Love Affair - Blue Song (Moshi Moshi)

Genre: House, Disco, Electronic

Released: January 31

"Because I feel blind ...." They are far, these beautiful words. Time (2008), where Antony Hegarty (of Antony & the Johnsons The) uplifted the title "Blind", which propelled the then neo-group Hercules & Love Affair at the top of the charts and on the front of the scenes dancefloor . Time to put held a "queer" at will, many roamed the lawn while drinking contaminated head and danced in the air, blinded by the disco ball, not seeing the smile of the girl next door and to experience a warm This gorgeous "Blind."

head elsewhere, I say. Immersed in the magnificence of a title which excluded almost de facto the rest of the album. This heartfelt collaboration with Antony gave us legitimately entitled to expect a new album quality. Give us the house, good dance music of 90s, clubbers sweat, electrified the humidity of the cellars, the sharp smell of smoke and ash that the happiness of letting go dancing anyway.

is what I expected from Hercules & Love Affair on the next "Blue Song". A dance-house smell that smells musty. It is a good start with "Painted Eyes", the chant that reeks of homecoming, with its synth-supported, oddly disco, his violins and the occasional voice t'enchante. The formula seems to work again. But the sauce falls quickly, with an album that focuses on only a few titles to emerge from time to time. Nothing really out of the lot, the album is same languid, a tad annoying to not tell the time of a few titles. Even the crickets "Blue Song" leave us in our hunger, without actually entering fully into the subject, if at all.

is "Falling" which we flanks a swig of vodka, pure and gives us hope that the evening is not complete. It flies easily over time of a security brass synthetic burst out laughing: pants' leg ef "shirt and shining. Ready to leave the Pento, immediately placed in the pocket. As the following title, "I Can not Wait", and his glitch-pop-house rather convoluted, it was very difficult to wait for the album, already after a few disappointments.

So "Step Up", which begins over Corona in the soul, which goes almost to reconnect us with the album. Again, this title with guest Kele Okereke, really hard to convince. Remains "Visitor", more electro-futuristic, then resumed Sterling Void, "It's Alright." The problem recurs, it is partially butchered, left unattended on a sidewalk dirty, no rhythm to accompany it. It thus closing an album with the taste of the evening, not missed, but not frankly successful. Damage. Although we will probably return at the next party by Andy Butler and Kim Ann Foxman.

NB: As you can see below, the entire album is listenable on SoundCloud .

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Link:
- MySpace

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Buck 65 – 20 Odd Years (WEA)


Buck 65-20 Odd Years (WEA)

Genre: Hip-Hop

Released: February 1

Throughout the year 2010, Buck 65 has made four digital EP in the series "20
odd years" and a DVD featuring some of his live performances and a long interview with the artist. This series was his way of celebrating his 20 years in hip hop. 20 years during which Buck constantly evolved and offered a varied music, alternating between joy and melancholy, driven by beats from hip hop to country gross.

Between his first attempts (including "Square" or "Man Overboard") and its most recent disks (such as "Secret House Against the World" or "Location") evolution is evident. I do not say it better is a matter of taste, but it evolves; Buck 65 does not stagnate and constantly renewed. While retaining its identity.

To top this series of PE, Richard Terfry whose real name is about to release an album that gathers many of the titles in the series "20 odd years", plus some unreleased.
To accompany him on this anniversary album, the MC has invited his friends to come and push the song. It will include Gord Downie, Jenn Grant, Marie-Pierre Arthur, John Southworth and others. There are even featuring Olivia Ruiz (Buck has long lived in Paris).

In my personal opinion, Buck 65 is an MC you need to know. Whether you're a fan of hip hop or not. His deep voice, his phrasing, his beats, his live performances, daring musical are many reasons to consider her work which may not have always been exceptional, but who at least has the merit of having always been quality and, as mentioned above, has never involved a perpetual repetition of a formula that works.

After 20 years in hip hop and its twenty CDs (he released an album in general a year and a few EP), Canada does not stop it and it makes us understand with this "20 Odd Years", the first album of a new decade in which Buck 65 does not seem to rest on its laurels.

The album will be available in vinyl, CD and digital. More packages (without interest) are offered with a baseball signed (Buck is a former pro player) and other goodies like that ...

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Links:
- Official Site
- MySpace

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Fowatile – Fowatile (Biscuits Records)


Fowatile - Fowatile (Cookie Records)

Genre: Hip-Hop, Dub, Electronic

Released: January 20

is the last time that I ponds on a small text Fowatile, the new sensation hip-hop-electro-dub now. Four boys, including an MC and three musicians. The group is somewhat unusual in that no sample is used: each role.

David on keyboards, Greg on drums electronic Benjamin triturated maliciously sounds in every direction, and finally MC Elby Dillinger. The most impressive in the group seems to be quite breathtaking live performances apparently. Each plays his instrument, and Benjamin fun then apply different effects on the sounds, thus playing almost every time different songs.

Oscillating between energetic music, and sound dub calmer, Fowatile differs at least by several of these aspects. Personally I did not appreciate at all, but the general atmosphere at least deserves a good listen. Before seeing the band perform live.

Below is a little teaser that gives a good mind anyway!

Nesk

Links:
- MySpace
- Official Site

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The Streets – Computers & Blues (679 / Vice)


The Streets - Computers & Blues (679 / Vice)

Genre: Hip-Hop, Garage, Electronic

Released: February 7

I left Mike Skinner aka The Streets on his previous album "Everything IS Borrowed "in 2008. Although criticized for its lack of depth, as for me I had quite enjoyed the benefit of the MC English, but it reaches the heights of the first "Original Pirate Material". There are however small jewelry pieces such as "I Love You More" and "On The Flip Of A Coin".

one thing left now is Certainly, this next "Computers & Blues" is the last of the series, at least under the name The Streets. Suffice to say that the expectations created by this future wafer is more than great; columnists are ready to draw their feathers if the acid level is not raised after the relative disappointment of "Everything Is Borrowed .

And unfortunately, in my case, I am far from being filled by the first title in play here, "Going Through Hell." I hope with all my heart that this single selected to ensure the promotion of the album is not representative. For listening also boring choruses throughout the length of a disc may quickly readjust it deep in my stack of CDs.

Mike Skinner about himself does not change the old ways, hammering the flow so special that has ensured his ascension. Well, in the meantime, I cross my fingers that The Streets series ends this album in style. Mike ... please do

Nesk

Link:
- MySpace