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firstly what is this called? secondly can anyone recommend any music in this vein?

Jubscarz wrote:firstly what is this called?

they call it indietronica but i do prefer to describe it as electronic music with a pop portion for a good measure, personally Junior Boys are my firstly selection and their track this is goodbye was one of my favourite tracks back into 2006, its a tune that is perfect for the morning when you are driving through the sun shining, 8am vibe.

There are some good artists that you may find interesting to listen, here it is my recommendation.

Fujiya & Miyagi

The Knife?

Logos wrote:The Knife?

the swedish crew, great recommendation, really dig their interpretation of heartbeats (josé gonzalez).

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Logos wrote:The Knife?

the swedish crew, great recommendation, really dig their interpretation of heartbeats (josé gonzalez). [/quote]

They did the original actually. I think Sony ended up funding their record label off the back of the Bravia ad.

But you're right its big!

thought the original it was the one that came straight out of josé gonzalez's hands but in a way of another both are quality though i still prefer the one included at the sony bravia ad (josé gonzalez), big ad anyway.

Big live version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrjwqXwy ... ed&search=

her voice is superb man.

never heard them live actually, for josé gonzalez hear him live twice, solo and sharing the stage with Zero 7, another big reference.

"Indietronica"- haha oh dear. Will check these out, safe.

Jubscarz wrote:haha

yup, nowadays the media tends to get a new classification to every piece of music that only has a different riff or a different cowbell playing in the tune. hate it.

check out a band called New Musik from the 80s, the darker more musical side of electropop

they have this amazing song called Churches which is actually on my myspace at the moment i beleive (myspace.com/Joe_C)

Logos wrote:Big live version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrjwqXwy ... ed&search=

Nice!

Ra! Knife stuff is wicked! I could deal with "pop" being more like this.

Seen the Knife live. Excellent. Shame they apparently won't be bringing much stuff out for a while because the woman is raising a kid

check out max tundra - mastered by guy at the exchange

home video

if you can find any of their stuff.

[quote="7""]thought the original it was the one that came straight out of josé gonzalez's hands but in a way of another both are quality though i still prefer the one included at the sony bravia ad (josé gonzalez), big ad anyway.[/quote]


I prefer the Knife's original rather than Gonzalez's middle of the road generic sounding version.

i guess i would call it heavily pop influenced dance? or maybe heavily dance influenced pop.

but i dont know of anything that sounds like either of those groups really, i wish i did, Last Exit and The Warning are probably two of my favourite discoveries this year.

there has been a lot of electronic pop stuff coming out of scandinavia, its worth checking this thread. it seems less shoe-gazing/brooding and more ditzy/fun (not necessarily a bad thing)

also, very different but similar in the fusion of pop and dance, Panda Bear - Person Pitch is something i've recently got and loved

oh yeh, and i havent heard it yet but Matthew Dear - Asa Breed sounds like it is very much in the same thread. His Leave Luck To Heaven and Backstroke LPs are also worth checking, although they are for the most part more straight up dance than the pop fusion

Safe for the recommendations.

anyone heard for the new beastie boys album? the mix-up?