What to expect from Arcade Fire on Reflektor

So as the dust has sort of settled with the release of the new single, “Reflektor”, I can honestly say I enjoyed it a lot. At first, I hated it. Then, I disliked it. Following that I accepted in myself that it’s a great track. The shift in sound is very different compared to the

Underground Mondays: Throwback to No Wave with Rosa Yemen

Ironically, a genre that takes so much out of music is on the rise again with influence. No Wave was a short lived art scene out of the dirt cheap New York City downtown. It originated with the rise of constant drug use and visual art growing in the New York downtown area, and with

Watch David Bowie’s Satanic video for The Next Day starring Marion Cotillard and Gary Oldman

There are a few certainties in life, one of them is if you put out a music video that mocks the  Catholic or Islam religion “They Will Come”, but can the recent downplay of this controversial mess of a video, be a sign of the public’s saturation point of what used to be so taboo?

David Bowie breaks the comeback curse with The Next Day

It seems to be the case that when a musician hits a certain age, the relevancy of the artist drops. I’m a prime example of someone who categorizes a musician as ‘not important’ once they seem that they’re out of the loop. Many musicians have the comeback curse that takes control once a musician hits

David Bowie’s new video for The Stars (Are Out Tonight) featuring Tilda Swinton

David Bowie’s first album in a decade “The Next Day”, releases on March 12, 2013, but today we’ve been given a treat with a video for his single release The Stars (Are Out Tonight) available now on Itunes. The video directed by Floria Sigismondi (The Runaways,Teenage Dream) is a clash of ideas, mainly Bowie coming