Check out the promo spot for Kurt's new record, radly titled: Walkin on a Pretty Daze. There is not one thing about this that I don't like. Great idea for the cover art, funny dialogue and from what I can tell, the music sounds stellar.
I don't believe in overzealism. You find this a lot when it comes to the matter of global warming and the impact human toll is having on our planet. I prefer to rationally look at all sides and theories but I'll keep my personal views to myself because they do not add anything to the fact that Chasing Ice is an excellently well conceived and shot story. It's got more than just another 'the world is dying and you are doing this' point of view and tone. The film does have an agenda, a very rational one. One that the creators set out to back up with scientific opinion and evidence which they capture for the film.
...is always a good thing! Check out the first cut "People of the Sticks" which just so happens to be included on a new record, Until in Excess, Imperceptible UFO, out April 02. Ok!
At a very quick first glance, I thought this was a joke...but it's actually a creative way to bring awareness and money to Gothenburg Sweeden's homeless contingent. Ad agency Forsman and Bodenfors is responsible for the awareness campaign. Somewhat humorously, you can book a "room" at one of 10 locations in Gothenburg known as safe havens for the city's homeless for $10 a night. Each experience is tagged with its own cheeky description. For example:
"At the warf you stay with stunning views over the river...within easy walking distance...the world's largest floating ship experience."
Essentially, you are donating money in $10 increments to a local street newspaper, Faktum, who in turn use all proceeds to help the area's homeless.
Bradford apparently has contributed an "original score" (according to Pitchfork) for the upcoming Matt Wolf doc Teenage...about, teenagers. Really this makes a lot of sense- Cox's music has a lustful, yearning, sepia toned dream-like quality to it...exactly what I think of when I take a moment to think of teenagers from eras past (which I do a lot). Unfortunately, the trailer above highlights music Bradford has already released as Atlas Sound. I have a feeling most of the new material will be on the textured, ambient side of things- definitely not complaining there!