Scarlett Johansson album

[mms]

Scarlett Johansson should be seen and not heard

um

 

[slackk]

question is how does she fit into into the hardcore continuum

that was funny.

 

[swears]

I think that electro-gaze version of "I Don't Wanna Grow Up" is pretty good in an M83 kinda way.

 

[optimum]

it's a bit shit

 

[dubble-u-c]

question is how does she fit into into the hardcore continuum

made me laugh and roll on the floor

 

[michael]

Weird, just read it's produced by one of the members of TV On The Radio. Go major label "indie" action.

If any of it sounded like I Was A Lover I'd be pretty excited, but somehow I think not.

 

[crackerjack]

Weird, just read it's produced by one of the members of TV On The Radio. Go major label "indie" action.

If any of it sounded like I Was A Lover I'd be pretty excited, but somehow I think not.

People I know (not TVOTR fans, in fact probably haven't heard of them) were sticking up for the production while dissing the album.

 

[zhao]

question is how does she fit into into the hardcore continuum

she is clearly responding to the frantic, break-neck adrenaline of Bassline, and reacting to the angst ridden angularity of Half-Step by taking things down a notch or two, pushing the beats and bass to the back-ground, and relying on vocals and guitar textures to evoke ethereal and dream-like floating atmospheres.

 

[dubble-u-c]

she is clearly responding to the frantic, break-neck adrenaline of Bassline, and reacting to the angst ridden angularity of Half-Step by taking things down a notch or two, pushing the beats and bass to the back-ground, and relying on vocals and guitar textures to evoke ethereal and dream-like floating atmospheres.

heehee
just stick a sped up amen behind one of her tracks and chipmunk her vocals

oh also some pitched up and down sine waves for a bassline and bleeps.