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bapester, on May 12th, 2011%

I am in love with his version of Feist’s ‘Limit to your love‘. I love Feist for all she does, but for these few weeks at least, James Blake’s version takes the trophy. It’s not that it trumps Feist’s original version, but James brings a much darker and solitary interpretation by deconstructing the song while keeping its meaning intact. It’s akin to dubstep produced for the listening pleasure of the lone occupant in a post modern castle. [link]
» Continue reading There’s a limit to your love.
By
bapester, on May 10th, 2011%

I have a confession to make. All I knew about Gruff Rhys before the gig was that he was the frontman of Super Furry Animals, a band whom I also knew of only by name save for a few songs here and there. However that night’s concert has converted me into a believer of his music. Performing as a one man show, he had a literal smorgasbord of little gadgets and technological wizardry in front of him as his musical backup. Above all the ooh’s and ahh’s watching him toy over his metronome (Trevor?), retro keyboards etcetera, it really was a pleasure just to hear him sing and perform. With his down to earth stage presence, he engaged with the audience not just with his jokes but also his voice and his upside down guitar.
Please forgive me for taking photos from a similar vantage point- it was a sit-down concert.
May 33rpm and the nice people at bfm bring more quality live acts to KL. Amen.

click below for more pics.
» Continue reading Gruff Rhys in Malaysia @ mapkl, Kuala Lumpur
By
bapester, on January 26th, 2010%
Thought I’d like to share my latest musical finds. For no real reason, I have been surfing up a lot of new music this month, and loving a lot of it.
1. Jazzanova

» Continue reading My January Playlist
By
bapester, on July 3rd, 2009%
note: Welcome to my blog, whatever way that got you here.
This blog is where I share whatever things I like (music, clothing, food etc)
Das Racist, eating their combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell.
I have always been an avid hunter of new music (commercial radio turns me off, literally), and Pitchfork has been my online guide . . . → Read more
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