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Feo wrote:Cupz wrote:why arent you banned yet? 90% of your posts are off-topic.
Why you want ban him/her? Did it wronged you in any form?
Cupz wrote:Feo wrote:Cupz wrote:why arent you banned yet? 90% of your posts are off-topic.
Why you want ban him/her? Did it wronged you in any form?
You can't just go around and make posts that don't have anything to do with the topic. If you make a post, make sure it is in the correct thread. If a thread doesn't cover the topic, create a new one. If you keep insisting on posting things in the wrong places you deserve a ban imo.
steeldancer-x wrote:Ok last post came on a bit strong.
HOPEFUL ALBUM. If you think it's doomer ur fake and gay
Interviewer: "How much does the current political instability in the world affect your music?"
Marcus: "Looking at the current situation, sometimes I feel inspired to create something dark and challenging out of this chaos. But on other days, I feel the best approach is to counter it and create something fresher and more positive. The media worldwide is already doing a good job of instilling fear and maintaining it daily. We don't need to add to that. While our music does have dark and surreal elements, the underlying message is always one of hope and freedom."
steeldancer-x wrote:DECEPTIVE ALBUM. YALL FELL FOR THE MEME LMFAO
Do you have an interest in environmental issues? And if so, would you ever consider taking an explicit position over such issues, e.g. releasing a protest song or making any strong statement on your website, or do you prefer staying away from the whole matter?
Marcus – Actually we hold fairly radical views about environmental and political issues. We just avoid being public about it within the context of the band. I think the moment a musician shows that they care, the moment they try to make a difference by using their success to communicate alternative political or environmental ideas to their audience, the mainstream press assassinate the band. I've seen it happen so many times, that I've learned I have to choose to either make music, or become an activist. The media doesn't really allow artists to do both
steeldancer-x wrote:Humanity will be humbled, I agree with you vitriolie. It is our free-will that makes us so valuable, to other humanities and beings. Enjoy it while we are here lads. Lamenting is a waste of time
There are certainly some very clear messages in your recent work, how would you describe the message conveyed by "Energy Warning"'?
[Ambiguous as to who replies] It is effectively sounding a warning as to the depletion of natural energy resources. The message is, however, usually secondary to the musical content. Another example is in "1969"', it is a manifestation of the era of innocence, love and peace that was at the heart of the era, but it was also laced with the various fears going into the future such as the cold war and nuclear threats and I thought about conveying a kind of strong additive sensation of neurosis that has been popularized in our culture since the 1970s Government publicity movies etc. Electromagnetic. There was a sense of helplessness for the future generation
Sometimes, when listening to the album, there's an impression of hearing birdsong and other sounds of nature. Aren't those samples?
"It's a big influence - it's certainly true that nature influences us, especially when the studio windows are open! (laughs). There's this track on the album called "Rue The Whirl", where you can hear birds singing. What happened was that I was listening to the track, and, oddly, I could hear birds singing. Then I realized that the window was open in the studio, and since the birdsong went so well with the music, we recorded it to capture the feel of what we experienced listening with the window open."
Is it also perhaps because of the name of the group, which evokes lots of images?
"The name of the group comes from the soundtrack of one of the nature films that had such a big influence on our childhood. That's our nostalgic side. But there's also a more raucous side, harder, and darker. Our music is born from a strange union of the air of childhood and more troubled feelings, representing a more terrible reality which blends paradoxically with our childhood dreams."
luminousdusk wrote:I've said it before and i feel the need to reiterate - Nuclear war is NOT science fiction
TaoTapeTao wrote:luminousdusk wrote:I've said it before and i feel the need to reiterate - Nuclear war is NOT science fiction
You know that already happened, twice? Ya know, two cities in Japan..
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