Showing posts with label napoleon iiird. Show all posts
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

new releases

Hear the new Yeah Yeah Yeah's song, "Zero" over at Stereogum.

Also, Napoleon IIIrd just released a new mini album entitled Hideki Yukawa and Port O'Brien's new single, "Winter" is out today. You can download both releases from iTunes.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

out this week

Napoleon IIIrd: In Debt To
The highly textualized instrumentations as well as ironic and thought-provoking lyrics make In Debt To one of the best records of 2007. It has been available digitally for many months now over at Brainlove Records, and it is finally out in CD format this week!

This Is My Call To Arms [super-wicked-cool song]
Hit Schmooze For Me [super-wicked-cool song]

buy In Debt To here


Scott Walker: And Who Shall Go To The Ball? And What Shall Go To The Ball?
A four movement contemporary dance piece for the disabled and non-disabled dance company CandoCo; get it fast because this release is limited to only 2500 copies! Scott Walker is brilliant!

2nd Movement [wicked-cool song]

buy And Who Shall Go To The Ball? And What Shall Go To The Ball? here


Thursday: Kill The House Lights CD/DVD
A marvelous retrospective package that includes a documentary film, three brand new tracks, plus nine addition b-sides, demos, live recordings, and alternate takes.

Signals Over The Air (Live)
Paris In Flames (Demo) [wicked-cool song]

buy Kill The House Lights here


Saves The Day: Under The Boards
I don’t even know what provoked me to even listen to this record. I am really not a fan of Saves the Day mainly because I absolutely hate Chris Conley voice! ...BUT... I actually enjoy their new record, Under the Boards! It is a surprisingly excellent record and I have nothing bad to say about it whatsoever!

Getaway [wicked-cool song]
Kaleidoscope

buy Under The Boards here



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Thursday, June 28, 2007

the more I learn the less there is to hate

I noticed that the links to the two songs by Napoleon IIIrd have expired. Since I feel so strongly about In Debt To, I have uploaded two other songs from the incredible record.



Defibrillator [wicked-cool song]
Anti-Patria [wicked-cool song]
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read my review for In Debt To here
buy In Debt To digitally at iTunes or eMuisc

Wednesday, June 20, 2007

we got bored of the democratic scene and handed control to celebrity

On the surface, In Debt To by Napoleon IIIrd sounds like an anthem rock album; however, in reality, although there are songs with anthem like characteristics, In Debt To is an extremely complex and multi-layered album. The themes of a heroic revolution and celebrating a conscious mindset occur throughout the record. "This Is My Call To Arms" begins the uprising with, “All we do is evolution and how we evolve depends upon the choice we mace, brace for disaster... don’t live your life through the TV”. Napoleon IIIrd then provides guidance to the listeners in "The Conformist Takes It All": "Consistency and conformity in this modern world will put you on the top of the pile... listen to what I say, average is not the best you can do..." and similarly in "Hit Schmooze For Me": "this is not my life, this is just my day job, the way I pay the rent." Napoleon IIIrd’s In Debt To is a reality check album, the songs encourage people to speak and live freely without holding back. The record is brilliant in every level: from the highly textualized instrumentations to the thought-provoking lyrics, it is surely one of the most innovative records of the year by far!!!

This Is My Call To Arms [wicked-cool song]
The Conformist Takes It All [wicked-cool song]
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buy In Debt To digitally at iTunes or eMuisc