flavor of the week: warm bodies
"Too... much..." -R |
You: "Yes, I know exactly what you are talking about!" [Insert sarcastic tone here.]
I got this feeling when watching 'Warm Bodies' this past weekend. I have to admit, this film was a little dull at first, but once Feist began to play, I knew it was going to be a good one. It is not that the soundtrack introduces new artists, but the combination of songs and the mood when the songs begin to play. The soundtrack is fresh and sometimes humorous. I have selected my favorites for this week's playlist and threw in a few extra (you're welcome). Enjoy and happy Friday!
January 27, 2013
flavor of the week: absofacto
Absofacto is a brilliant pop experiment created by Jonathan Visger with the collaboration of Brian Konicek. In
an interview with I Spy Magazine, Jonathan states that Brian and he
keep their creations between the two of them. No one is able to hear
their music... not even their friends. When Johnathan was asked about
the origin of their name he said, "I
chose the name because I wanted something a little bit open ended and
intangible but that also felt familiar – that way the music could fully
become the meaning over time. I ran across ‘absofacto’ in some argument
on the internet, where this person was trying to act really smart and
said ‘absofacto’ at the end of their statement. They used it as if it
just meant ‘absolutely factual.’ Something about them trying to sound
really intelligent while not only getting the meaning of the word(s)
wrong but also misspelling ‘ipso facto’ and combining them into one word
…the sheer wrongness of it stuck with me.”
Jonathan is also a member of the band, 'Mason Proper', which is conveniently included on this week's playlist. I hope you enjoy Jonathan's pop experiment along with the other killer bands below!
Jonathan is also a member of the band, 'Mason Proper', which is conveniently included on this week's playlist. I hope you enjoy Jonathan's pop experiment along with the other killer bands below!
To read the full article from I Spy Magazine, click here.
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
tell me what you think...