Tagged: genre: classical
Fantasia (1940)
People might find Fantasia as trippy as an acid trip, but my god — what an acid trip.
SEA Absolute Indie Compilation
As a compilation album, SEA Absolute Indie is value-for-money for sure. Not only does it offer a most up-to-date overview of the indie band music scene in South East Asia through most of the songs therein, it is also a truly informative resource if you are looking out for the “next big thing” in the region.
Shiina Ringo’s Carnation: A Reincarnation of the Spirit of Bjork …?!
Shiina Ringo, the front lady of the eclectic rock band Tokyo Jihen, is finally returning to her solo career for a bit following a two and a half year break.
Making Albums: Perpetually Missing the Mark
Throughout the years, Jay Chou has released a string of albums that always seem to have a clash in concept, style and image. Chou, as an image consultant himself, should have realized his mistake sooner.
Yo-Yo Ma – The Goat Rodeo Sessions
If you’re a fan of bluegrass music and classical music is of your liking, Yo-Yo Ma’s The Goat Rodeo Sessions collaboration is something worth checking out.
Waa Wei – Meteorite
Waa Wei is on a roll promoting a new music video for the song titled Meteorite (隕石), a strangely inviting folk song that turns rock with hints of classical elements.
Waa Wei – Good Night, Good Night
Taiwanese indie folk singer Waa Wei returns with her latest album, No Crying (不允許哭泣的場合), set for a November 10th release which includes her latest single Good Night, Good Night (晚安晚安).
The Exogenesis of the Matrix According to Muse
So what’s next for Muse after the band snatched the Best Rock Album title at the 2010 Grammy Awards?
