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Articles tagged "franz ferdinand"Mixed MediaDrums of Death - Franz Ferdinand Remixes (stream)by Katharine Wray[21.Sep.09] :. Drums of Death does a killer remix of Franz Ferdinand’s “What She Came For”, and of Peaches “Lose You”. Makes the listener feel like they’re in a hipster basement... Music ReviewFranz Ferdinand: Bloodby Mike Schiller[3.Jun.09] :. The problem with Blood is that it functions much more effectively as a companion to Tonight: Franz Ferdinand than as its own work. Mixed MediaFranz Ferdinand - “No You Girls” (live) (video)by PopMatters Staff[7.May.09] :. Tuesday night Franz Ferdinand dropped by the Letterman show to play “No You Girls” off their latest album Tonight. On 2 June the Scottish band is releasing a dub version of that... Mixed MediaFranz Ferdinand - “Live in Berlin” (video)by PopMatters Staff[22.Apr.09] :. Babelgum.com continues to post great concert features with this latest one from Franz Ferdinand. The Scottish band serves up a one-hour set interspersed with interview vignettes and scenes of...  Music ReviewFranz Ferdinand: Tonight: Franz Ferdinandby Evan Sawdey[27.Jan.09] :. Spoon ripoffs? DFA-styled dancefloor excurions? Putting Damon Albarn in his place? Whatever is going on with Franz Ferdinand, it's a welcome, if not completely memorable, change of pace.  Music DVD ReviewFranz Ferdinand: Live [DVD]by Dan Nishimoto[5.Dec.05] :. Franz enters the DVD market with more live footage of the band than you will ever need in your entire life. Lucky, lucky, you're so lucky!" Franz Ferdinand: You Could Have It So Much Betterby Adrien Begrand[10.Oct.05] :. For once, a heavily-hyped follow-up that lives up to expectations. We're lucky lucky, we're so lucky. Franz Ferdinand + The Kills + The Zutons + The Killersby Raphaël Costambeys-Kempczynski[16.Nov.04] :. The French have spoken. Hey Strokes! You're free to leave. PopMatters Pick Music ReviewFranz Ferdinand: self-titledby Adrien Begrand[19.Mar.04] :. To put it simply, their new self-titled album is the most musically rich, catchy, smartly written “new new wave” record since Interpol’s Turn on the Bright Lights. Franz Ferdinandby Harold Liu[3.Feb.04] :. Being a pop music contrarian can’t be easy. What a subtle sense of timing and skill it must take to jump off Band X’s bandwagon at some point right after the first LP is... |
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