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Published March 4th, 2012 at 10:31 am in Music Reviews with no comments
Tagged with club, dance, electronic pop, house, Metronomy
The title of the new Metronomy album is self-explanatory. The English Riviera (Unreleased Remixes) is a collection of unreleased remixes from their album The English Riviera, and in normal circumstances, that would be the end of this review.
But it’s not.
On the surface, this might sound like easy listening electronic pop, and maybe that’s why they’re about to go on tour with Coldplay this April, but they’re doing the kind of electro-pop that was a major part of pop dance music production in the 1980′s. So many artists, from Daft Punk to Chromeo, are going it, so why not have another? These guys are good at what they do, and with the assistance of remixers like New Villager, Mario Basanov, Wax Cotton, and Ewan Pearson, you get to hear The English Riviera album in an all new fauna. If anything, these remixes might help to bring new life to the original album, which wouldn’t be a bad thing. I found myself enjoying this one a lot, I can easily see this moving dance floors from Wapato to Waipahu.
Published December 6th, 2011 at 10:59 pm in Music News with no comments
Tagged with electronic music, Metronomy
The EP is called Everything Goes My Way and the band are called Metronomy. See the animal? It’s looking at you, IT’S LOOKING AT YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!
Anyway, you can hear one of the tracks on it, “Everything Goes My Way (Enchante Remix)”, by clicking this Soundcloud page.
The group will be going on tour, on what they’re calling The English Riviera Tour. Here:
Sun Mar 25… Atlanta, GA (Masquerade)
Tue Mar 27… Washington, DC (Rock N Roll Hotel)
Wed Mar 28… Philadelphia, PA (Theater of Living Arts)
Fri Mar 30… New York, NY (Irving Plaza)
Sat Mar 31… Boston, MA (Brighton Music Hall)
Sun Apr 1… Montreal, QC (Metropolis Theatre)
Mon Apr 2… Toronto, ON (The Hoxton)
Wed Apr 4… Chicago, IL (Lincoln Hall)
Thu Apr 5… Minneapolis, MN (7th Street Entry)
Sun Apr 8… Vancouver, BC (The Venue)
Mon Apr 9… Seattle, WA (Neumos)
Tue Apr 10… Portland, OR (Doug Fir Lounge)
Thu Apr 12… San Francisco, CA (Slim’s)
The title of the new Metronomy album is self-explanatory. The English Riviera (Unreleased Remixes) is a collection of unreleased remixes from their album The English Riviera, and in normal circumstances, that would be the end of this review.
