Whoa. What an excellent show! Its obvious that EOTS would have put everything out there for their second show State side EVER, but this was just way, way, way past what I expected from a performance especially in a venue as small as T5.
The Australian trio rocked the house with its catchy 80's transplanted electro driven songs which, I think, were defiantly trumped by the eye-popping visual show with elaborate choreography and bizarrely clad backup dancers. The show was something akin to a wet dream lady gaga may have if she was on an existential trip with her own id in some futuristic interpretation of Japanese vernacular culture.
They played some of the hits and some of the b-sides all with intense interludes of highly vivid visions of the inter-workings of the universe from the earth to the cosmos as seen in the beginning of their latest rendering for the song "Standing on the Shore". I recommend checking them out (at any sized venue) as they will surely bring the mess with your mind visuals and the dance-able tunes. Enjoy live footage of "Walking on a Dream" from the show below!
Teeth are in my head! They are like a warhead candy, though sour and bitter, you always come back for more. Unfortunately i'm aware of only two songs of theirs so I return time and time again to their myspace, longing for just one new tune. There is this weird lo-fi video of them on a webisode of the british troupe The Knocking Shop...
I may not be the first one to say this but it seems as though their music is somewhere between Crystal Castles and Heartsrevolution (maybe Teeth are a bit too punk to be compared to HR). So before I say for sure, the world needs more! On August 16th Teeth release their debut 7″See Spaces through Moshi Moshi records, but alas, it seems that it will be available only in the UK. But for now enjoy their single "See Spaces" below... SEE SPACES by TEETH
ya'll remember dark days? Well that shanty town was evicted and the tunnel has been reclaimed but the residents left some fantastic art! Who wants to go exploring in this Moses Monstrosity this weekend?!
Filmed and cut by Carlito Brigante
fyi: check out this blog crustypunks for interesting biopics of various street travelers...
This track has been burning a hole through my most played within the past month we here at SI have been on layaway! But we're back again, Louder than your face! James Blake- "CMYK"
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