Today's song is by a Scottish dance-punk/post-punk revival group Franz Ferdinand. This song is so brilliant because they have so many tempo changes and play off beat. There is a constant, driving energy that is so infectious! I can listen to this song over and over again because different things pop out from the song. The every part playing in the song is really powerful. Sometimes I when I am listening to this song, I can't help but dance a little....This so is absolutely brilliant! Today's instrumental song of the day is from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. Hans Zimmer is a genius, and this song is so energetic and powerful. It follows the Franz Ferdinand song in that it starts out slower and then builds up speed. This song is splendid! I hope you enjoy the music and please feel free to comment!
Father John Misty and Inglorious Basterds
Today I have some music for you that is by an artist I have been following for a little while now. Father John Misty seems to have broken through and is on a quiet but steady rise within the music world. What I really like about Father John Misty, is the depth he has both musically and lyrically. He's also a bit eclectic, which is always a plus! To kick us off, I want to talk about Father John Misty as a whole. He has taken on the artistic persona as someone who oddly fits a more folksy kind of sound. It is a neat progression because Father John Misty was a former member of a couple of indie bands, including Fleet Foxes. And with the latter band, we do get to hear some of that folk sound which seems to have translated over into Father John Misty's music. He also happens to be a singer, songwriter, guitarist and drummer. Meaning, he has the capability to record and produce his own music. Which he does. The production of this song is absolutely incredible! From vocals to instru...
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