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Showing posts with label Twilight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twilight. Show all posts

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Thursday Bears: New Vampire Weekend Video - Holiday. And some Twilight stuff

Vampire Weekend, in the release of their new video for "Holiday" off their album Contra, are caught playing around the California (let's assume) coastline, grabbing In-N-Out Burgers, hangin' with the ladies and kicking the apparent shit out of somebody. Did I mention they're donning Colonial-era Europe garb? Yeah, probably.

Contra is available now via XL Records.

Vampire Weekend - Holiday



Also, take a listen to the band's new song "Jonathan Low," for the Twilight Saga: Eclipse soundtrack below. You can grab the soundtrack June 8, via Atlantic Records.

Vampire Weekend - Jonathan Low - Stream

Monday, October 12, 2009

Monday Bears: New Moon soundtrack is good, self-confliction

Stephanie Meyer's Twilight series is unmistakably the most popular fad (hopefully) coming out of teenage female (or for that matter all female) culture these days. The books and movies are harrowingly stupid and vapid, which some how makes complete sense to why teenagers are obsessing over it. We all know this and we all know I'm not one to ever write about Twilight, but the soundtrack for the upcoming sequel New Moon is, well, good.

The film features original works ranging from Grizzly Bear to Thom Yorke to Muse, confusing me and other music fans dearly. While it is exciting to hear new music from the likes of Yorke, only hearing through means of terribly constructing and culturally flattening films like New Moon seems like the worst way. Still, for those who value the music for what it is and not what it is attached to, ignoring new work from these artists may be worse than actually seeing the film. Maybe.

The Summit Entertainment produced New Moon is set for release November 20 with the soundtrack scheduled for release next Tuesday, October 20. And if you're wondering if the music will catch on with the kids. Yes, it will. Sigh.


MP3's Courtesy of Pop Tarts Suck Toasted