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Tag: CHVRCHES


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8 Artists You Need to Follow on Instagram

Posted on July 21, 2015July 21, 2015 by Kelsey Butterworth

As Pitchfork recently pointed out, Instagram is a fascinating social platform because it offers streamlined, intimate snapshots into a person’s life – which can get especially juicy when the user is a famous musician. But not all gram games are created equal. Here are eight artists you should maybe, probably, definitely be following on the ‘Gram.

8. CHVRCHES (@CHVRCHES)

Coachella 2014. Photo by @rachaeltension.

A photo posted by CHVRCHES (@chvrches) on Apr 2, 2015 at 10:16am PDT

Most of their pictures are live shots copped from their professional photog, but if you’re a fan of live music pics, you’ll adore their posts.

7. Sylvan Esso (@sylvanesso)

#Amsterdam

A photo posted by @sylvanesso on Feb 27, 2015 at 6:09am PST

Sylvan Esso are known for their funky fashion choices, and there’s no better place to broadcast their outfits than Instagram.

6. Viet Cong (@vietcongband)

Sweet boat, Lyon. #weplayedabarge #gnarbounty

A photo posted by Viet Cong (@vietcongband) on Jun 1, 2015 at 11:58am PDT

This is a band that prefers industrial and landscape shots over selfies, and knows how to do it well.

5. Nightmare Air (@Nightmareair)

A photo posted by nightmareair (@nightmareair) on Jun 7, 2014 at 6:25am PDT

These guys are great at offering up humorous and epic snapshots of their busy touring life, so it’s ALMOST like being on tour with them…almost.

4. Kishi Bashi (@kishi_bashi)

https://instagram.com/p/1glw3uwwWV/?taken-by=kishi_bashi

Kishi Bashi is like the quiet but brilliant friend you have – his posts are friendly but also smart.

3. HOLYCHILD (@holychild)

ice cream king

A photo posted by HOLYCHILD (@holychild) on Apr 19, 2015 at 8:15pm PDT

These guys are absolute masters of perspective and use of natural lines – their grams are immensely aesthetically pleasing.

2. Bright Light Social Hour (@tblsh)

No pants til Brooklyn #hifashion #soldout

A photo posted by The Bright Light Social Hour (@tblsh) on Apr 10, 2015 at 11:13am PDT

These absurd Austinian jokesters like to post funny pictures, but are also masters of making bright colors brighter.

1. St. Vincent (@st_vincent)

Beware the dark omen.

A photo posted by St. Vincent (@st_vincent) on Feb 23, 2015 at 11:20pm PST

Sure, we’re not the first pub to remark upon her Gram game, but her dry wit and eye for finding unusual in the mundane make her account a must-follow.

CHVRCHES cover Justin Timberlake’s “Cry Me A River”

Posted on February 19, 2015March 13, 2015 by Kelsey Butterworth

CHVRCHES’ 2013 debut The Bones of What You Believe was jam-packed with pop hooks, so it was only a matter of time until they covered a JT song. While the original is a groovy R&B number that foreshadowed Timberlake’s later back-to-basics work like The 20/20 Experience, it still had one leg in the sampled production of the 90s.  CHVRCHES took the next logical step by infusing some slinky, space-y synths.

The result is a highly danceable piece of electropop that could easily be featured in Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century. Even if the melody is a little more robotic, singer Lauren Mayberry uses her plaintive high end to keep the vibe perfectly human. Yet the sparse arrangement is significantly more hair-raising, and makes CHVRCHES sound a bit more thirsty for revenge. Given that Timberlake first wrote “Cry Me A River” as a diss track to former flame Britney Spears — and we all saw how her life turned out — potential CHVRCHES belles and beaus should watch their backs.

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