H'art Songs Part V

Living in colour, living in colour

Grazing by your tent, water displays, sheeps painted in different colours, beautiful girls sitting on the grass knitting scarves, hula-hooping, cider, comedy, dance, famous poets and writers answering questions and of course loads of music. That is Latidude Festival.

The three day music and arts extravaganza in Suffolk felt a little nicer, a little prettier than any other thing I did last summer. Photos by me

Him

I can see the paint on your toes

hats

hairs

sun, sun, sun

Up!

Oliver Sim. I am not a stalker or something

We were both audience of the Maccabees.

alice

We couldn't believe how Lucky we were!

Frightened Rabbit Live

Stripes

she by Francisco Blanco I expect this to hit my country's theaters in the Fall

More photos coming soon

Through i dreamt with a rapid eye

By day u hope to rapidly die

And have my organs laid on ice

Gave to somebody that I treat them right

And as the night started swallowing

You put the blood to my blue lips

Forced the life through still veins

Filled my heart with red again

(one of the best moment of the festival)

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I hope that this will hit my country's theaters in the Fall. I need to see this movie.

Too Late?Meh!

Hey how the devil are you?I must apologize. A few very busy days have meant that the blog has taken some time on the side. The current post was saved to drafts for three months for many reasons. Well better never than late right?

Overall, 2009 has brought an excellent variety of memorable albums and after rummaging through countless hours of music this year, it’s now time to wrap it up here with my belated final year-end list.

*Photos By Me and Fran

Number 1: The Horror-Primary Colours

The album that soundtracked my year
The album that brought everything full circle
The album that showed the future
Favorite track:Do you remember

Number 2: The XX-XX
One of the new bands of late to write an actual album that graps you from start to finish.

Favorite track: Heart Skipped A Beat

Number 3: The Phoenix-Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
The best thing to come out of France since the croissant
Favorite Track: Rome

Number 4: Arctic Monkeys-Humbug

It's the time of the year where NME makes me lose a tiny bit of faith, when NME Awards shortlist is revealed. Why is AM' ''Humbug being allowed to make the shortlist for worst album. I agree it's miles away from ''Whatever people Say'', but it's still lyrically deft as ever and has some incredible riffs, surely making it one of the fav albums of 2009
Favorite Track: Dance Little Liar

Number 5: The Drums-Summertime! EP
I have no photos for this one, cause i haven't bought the album yet!!! You'd wonder where to go after something as perfect as the ''Summertime'' EP, wouldn't you? Well that's why the Drums are on top of the world with their perfect preppy haircuts.
Favorite Track: Submarine




Number 6: Julian Casablancas-Phrazes for the Young

None of the can be first without the rest. End of story. Glass though has made it to be my favorite song of 2009. Hell YES!




Number 7: Grizzly Bear-Veckatimest
I found it to be the most cathartic and a emotional album of the year. Sometimes though you need the test of the time to confirm whether an album is one that you really love. Well i think that Veckatimest will pass with flying colours!
Favorite track: Foreground




Number 8: The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart-The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart
It feels as if my Bloody Valentine forgot to release a late 80s album. The song ''this love is fucking right'' has soundtracked my trip to London. Skipping the sister part the song could have written for Me and Him.Favorite Track: This Love is Fucking right



Number 9: Girls-Album
Was the band that made me want like crazy to go to San Francisco. It's the album you can listen to when you're sad or happy or driving to work on a rainy Monday morning. The album itself is beautiful. It's heavy and it's about death, life, family,friends, lovers and all the important stuff. Thanks Girls.
Favorite Track: Lust For Life

Number 10: Yeah Yeah Yeahs-It's Blitz!
Long beloved by those who believe Brooklyn to be the center of the cultural universe, i'm not one of them. For me London is that place. Nevertheless 2009 was the year YYYs finally shook off their art-rock trappings. My indie hipsters have flew that disco Flag with success.
Favorite Track: Soft Shock

Number 11: Bombay Bicycle Club- I had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose
Too often it's bands with gimmicks or crap haircuts that grab attention, but for once a band that has written great songs and played amazing gigs has triumphed.Yey!
Favorite Track: Always like this

Number 12: Merriweather Post Pavillion,
Animal Collective always fitted uncomfortably in my playlist, but listening hard to Merriweather Post Pavillion, focus on each sound, analyze it, pull it apart then i realized that i can't live without it. Masterpiece!
Favorite Track: Brothersport

Things have gotten closer to the sun

Who's the asshole voting as boring my previous post?? I mean my whole Blog is boring, but the post about Steve Harley it's NOT. Reconsider and RESPECT! ^_^ xoxoxo

I have been watching some of uptheriver’s shorts, the one below caught my eye. It is very simple and I loved it. The main character is truly handsome and confused for sure.

I have been listening to some outstanding pop noise lately. ''Face Control'' By Handsome Furs It's phenomenal!!! Friends have told me to do myself a favor and go check these two out live! I'll do.

''Duel'' was on TV the other day! If you have not seen this film, please, take some time, namely 90 mins. I think what I love the most about this film is just how stuck in the 1970’s it is. The plot it's really simple: David Mann is just a regular family man on a business trip. Unintentionally he attracts some interest from a trucker, who takes it upon himself to try and kill the middle aged mister. You are watching it, in agony. You want desperately to call that sir to pull over, use his iphone and call the police. Sir is miles from a phone. Sir is driving down a mountain with a truck bearing down on his bumper. Sir is in trouble.

One of the few films of Spielberg i really enjoyed.

Hannah Taylor must have the strangest dreams. Hannah’s collection, seen below, really is stand-out. She is only 22 and so talented. After being part of the Gala show at Graduate Fashion Week, she was contacted by River Island to say they would like to put her collection on display in one of their shop windows for a week after receiving a special mention in the awards ceremony. Congrats girl!
In 11 days, at the airport, our kiss will last 2:08 minutes. I thought of it so many times while listening the intro song of this miraculous album by The XX.

Click the X above to listen one of the best song of 2009!