Quantcast
About|Submissions|Advertising|Staff||||
Features
Features Home
Special Sections
Columns
Columns Home
Blogs
Blogs Home
News
News Home
Music
Music Home
Film
Film Home
Television
Television Home
DVDs
DVDs Home
Books
Books Home
Comics
Comics Home
Multimedia
Multimedia Home
Events
Events Home
Culture
Articles tagged hercules and love affair
Home
Page 1 of 1     Go to: 

Wednesday, August 24 2011

Hercules and Love Affair: Blue Songs

By Billy Hepfinger

What do you get when one of the most innovative dance producers working today tackles one of the most irritating music trends in the last 30 years?


Friday, August 5 2011

Jessica 6: 26 July 2011 - New York

By Thomas Hauner


Monday, February 21 2011

Hercules and Love Affair: Blue Songs

By Omar Kholeif

Blue Songs finds Adam Butler and his crew of collaborators laying back -- turning the dance floor into an ethereal contemplation, unrepentant debauchery, retro revivalism, and slow-burning House.


Friday, August 6 2010

Hot Chip + Hercules and Love Affair + Holy Ghost!: 4 Aug 2010 - New York

By Thomas Hauner

Holy Ghost! provided enough early excitement to last through two subsequently disappointing sets from their label-mates.


Friday, December 19 2008

The Best Albums of 2008

By PopMatters Staff

PopMatters presents our 60 best albums of 2008, highlighted by the return of British trip-hop legends and some infectious American indie rock by way of the Cascade Mountains.


Thursday, December 11 2008

The Best Electronic(a) Albums of 2008

By David Abravanel, Timothy Gabriele, Alan Ranta, and Dan Raper

Ghosts, bugs, animals, tambourines, other channels, and Hercules: they're all part of the best electronic(a) music of the year.


Tuesday, September 2 2008

Hercules and Love Affair

By Thomas Hauner

Unlike a host of electronic and dance acts who repeat, beat for beat, their turntable mechanics in a languid routine, Hercules and Love Affair translated into a motley crew of horns, bass, drums, synthesizers, vocalists, and dancers on stage.


Friday, July 18 2008

Don’t Forget Your Wellies: Glastonbury 2008

By Cole Stryker

With only a flimsy $15 tent and wellington boots for protection, PopMatters’ Cole Stryker avoided Amy Winehouse’s punches, the mud, and John Mayer, at the annual global gathering that is the Glastonbury Festival.


Friday, June 27 2008

Hercules and Love Affair: Hercules and Love Affair

By Daniel Rivera

Damaged emotion, carnal frenzies, and genuine club bangers mark an exceptional debut from Andy Butler and his myriad guests.


Thursday, March 27 2008

Hercules and Love Affair: Hercules and Love Affair

By Daniel Rivera

Damaged emotion, carnal frenzies, and genuine club bangers mark an exceptional debut from Andy Butler and his myriad guests.


Page 1 of 1     Go to: 
Now on PopMatters
Today • Recent • Popular • Discussed
Features
Five for the Power of Spice: Returning to the Golden Era of the Spice Girls
Bored This Way: The 54th Annual Grammy Awards
Columns
Busted Headphones: Hip Hop Es Mi Cultura
Blogs
Moving Pixels: The Moving Pixels Podcast Joins the 'League of Legends'
Music
Van Halen: A Different Kind of Truth
The Phantom Family Halo: When I Fall Out
Eyvind Kang: The Narrow Garden
Jack DeJohnette: Sound Travels
Sibiri Samake: Dambe Foli
The Screaming Tribesmen: Date With a Vampyre / Top of the Town / Bones and Flowers
Alyssa Graham: Lock, Stock & Soul
Events
ReelAbilities New York: 'Mourning', 'The Straight Line', 'Aphasia'
Zola Jesus: 3 February 2012 - Austin, TX
Film
ReelAbilities New York: 'Mourning', 'The Straight Line', 'Aphasia'
Talking Landscape: Early Media Work, 1974-1984
DVDs
Outsiders Tell the Story of the Other America in 'Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975'
Books
'Erasure' Is Bitter, Vicious, Hilarious and Extremely Important
'The Listener's Voice' Recalls Early Days of American Radio
Comics
Story Falls Short While Artwork Rises in Corben’s "Murky World"
ReelAbilities New York: 'Mourning', 'The Straight Line', 'Aphasia' (Reviews) [Mon, 8:17 am]
Talking Landscape: Early Media Work, 1974-1984 (Reviews) [Mon, 7:29 am]
The Moving Pixels Podcast Joins the 'League of Legends' (Moving Pixels) [Mon, 7:00 am]
Bored This Way: The 54th Annual Grammy Awards (Features) [Mon, 5:40 am]
Story Falls Short While Artwork Rises in Corben’s "Murky World" (Reviews) [Mon, 5:10 am]
Zola Jesus: 3 February 2012 - Austin, TX (Reviews) [Mon, 5:00 am]
Five for the Power of Spice: Returning to the Golden Era of the Spice Girls (Features) [Mon, 1:00 am]
Hip Hop Es Mi Cultura (Columns) [Mon, 1:00 am]
Van Halen: A Different Kind of Truth (Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
The Phantom Family Halo: When I Fall Out (Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
Eyvind Kang: The Narrow Garden (Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
The Soft Hills: The Bird Is Coming Down to Earth (Capsule Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
Matthias Sturm: Blood and Thunder (Capsule Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
Jack DeJohnette: Sound Travels (Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
'The Listener's Voice' Recalls Early Days of American Radio (Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
Sam Mickens: Slay & Slake (Capsule Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
Sibiri Samake: Dambe Foli (Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
Outsiders Tell the Story of the Other America in 'Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975' (Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
'Erasure' Is Bitter, Vicious, Hilarious and Extremely Important (Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
Big Fresh: Moneychasers (Capsule Reviews) [Mon, 1:00 am]
  1. 'Nebraska': Bruce Springsteen's 'Heart of Darkness' (Columns)
  2. The 10 Greatest Shakespeare Film Adaptations of All Time (Short Ends and Leader)
  3. Slipped Discs 2011 - Part 1: From 13Ghosts to Friendly Fires (Features)
  4. Not-So-Central Casting: Kevin Smith and the Birth of the Reality Podcast (Features)
  5. The 10 Greatest Movie Spies Ever (Short Ends and Leader)
  6. Slipped Discs 2011 - Part 2: From the Go! Team to the Phoenix Foundation (Features)
  7. Slipped Discs 2011 - Part 3: From Real Estate to Youth Lagoon (Features)
  8. Lana Del Rey: Born to Die (Reviews)
  9. The Top 15 Madonna Singles of All Time (Sound Affects)
  10. Get Off of My Cloud!: 'Collecting' Music in the Digital Age (Features)
  11. Leonard Cohen: Old Ideas (Reviews)
  12. Google and the Production of Curiosity (Marginal Utility)
  13. Carole E. Barrowman’s Authorial Journey to Hollow Earth (Features)
  14. Bored This Way: The 54th Annual Grammy Awards (Features)
  15. “Don’t Let Me Fall”: Hip-Hop in the Age of Austerity (Features)
  16. Tower Songs: Townes Van Zandt (Columns)
  17. Black Bananas: Rad Times Xpress IV (Reviews)
  18. Paul McCartney: Kisses on the Bottom (Reviews)
  19. The Gay Ole Countryside (Columns)
  20. Of Montreal: Paralytic Stalks (Reviews)
  21. Nick Cave’s The Death of Bunny Munro: A Rock Star’s Midlife Crisis or Valid Literature? (Features)
  22. Counterbalance No. 67: John Coltrane’s 'A Love Supreme' (Sound Affects)
  23. A Look to the Past, An Insight Into the Present: The Use of Gender in 'Mad Men' (Features)
  24. The 10 Best John Coltrane Solos (Sound Affects)
  25. A Tale of How Great Journalism Became Revisionist History: Grambling State U Football (Columns)
  26. Chairlift: Something (Reviews)
  27. Mark Lanegan Band: Blues Funeral (Reviews)
  28. Mitt Romney Can Reside at Today's Proverbial 'Downton Abbey'... Newt Gingrich Cannot (Features)
  29. After Cease to Exist: The Far-from-Final Report of Throbbing Gristle (Features)
  30. The Barbaric (and Poetic) Yawp of Shelby Lynne (Notes from the Road)
  1. Drew Peterson: Untouchable: Rob Lowe: Unbelieveable
  2. Batman Is Boring in ‘Arkham City’
  3. The 10 Greatest Shakespeare Adaptations of All Time
  4. Lamb of God: Resolution
  5. 10 Songs That Will Make You Love U2
  6. Counterbalance No. 67: John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme
  7. Van Halen: A Different Kind of Truth
  8. Google and the Production of Curiosity
  9. Of Montreal: Paralytic Stalks
  10. Die Antwoord: Ten$ion
  11. Lana Del Reys “Video Games” and, Well, Video Games
  12. Counterbalance No. 68: John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
  13. Dierks Bentley: Home
  14. Nebraska: Heart of Darkness
  15. Mitt Romney Can Reside at Todays Proverbial Downton Abbey; Newt Gingrich Cannot
  16. Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band: Ultimate Hits
  17. Is Clint Eastwood really a partisan provocateur?
  18. Safe House is Ersatz Edgy
  19. The Top 15 Madonna Singles of All Time
  20. Rodrigo Y gabriela and C.U.B.A: Area 52
  21. Sharon Van Etten: Tramp
  22. Facebook division of labor and the rewired society
  23. Forget Shepard Fairey. Niveau Zero & Balkansky Now Own "Obey"
  24. Narrative Is a Game Mechanic
  25. Mark Lanegan Band: Blues Funeral
PM Picks
Music Archive
Announcements
Call for Papers: Dickens 200: Readings and Re-readings
Call for Feature Essays About Any Aspect of Popular Culture, Present or Past
Call for Blah, Blah Bloggers
Call for Music Critics and Music Bloggers
Call for Book Reviewers and Bloggers
Call for Columnists: Brainy, Artful Generalists, Rejoice!
Call for DVD Critics and TV Bloggers
Pop Past – It's 'Past', But It's Never 'Over'
Ratings

10 - The Best of the Best

9 - Very Nearly Perfect

8 - Excellent

7 - Damn Good

6 - Good

5 - Average

4 - Unexceptional

3 - Weak

2 - Seriously Flawed

1 - Terrible

© 1999-2012 PopMatters.com. All rights reserved.
PopMatters.com™ and PopMatters™ are trademarks
of PopMatters Media, Inc.

PopMatters is wholly independently owned and operated.
PopMatters is a member of BUZZMEDIA Music, MOG and Guardian Select.

About|Submissions|Advertising|Staff|Book Series|Privacy Policy