Notre musique

Eyquem a écrit: le 2e album de Women, Public strain, que je découvre, et qui me paraît aussi bien que le premier.

Liturgy is a transcendental black metal band from Brooklyn, NY. Liturgy's music is an ecstatic affirmation of becoming and an assault on the floating malaise of contemporary information-age life. The ebb and flow of their churning, swarming rhythms and melodies both models and fosters the eternal flux.

They draw influence from, and comparison to, products from many ages and disciplines - the solemn 11th century chants of Perotin, the allegorical prophecies of Blake, the apocalyptic vision of Scriabin, the mass-media spirituality of Jodorowsky, the cataclysmic transcendence of Glenn Branca's post-minimalist collective no-wave drones. But there is nothing eclectic about Liturgy's music. They dig to the core of black metal to drink from its purest essence, only to create it anew, reinventing it as what it truly is by connecting it to a broader transcendental tradition.

Their debut full-length Renihilation presented a vision of a new American black metal, permanently held to the flame, searing with energy, purged of impurities and form, eternally glowing like a star.

Future Islands (formed 2006) is a Post-Wave band based in Baltimore.

Kylesa "Scapegoat" from Marie XXme on Vimeo.