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 0Posted on Jun 22nd, 2010 | re: Op-Ed: An Artists' Dialogue On CocoRosie's Grey Oceans (86 comments)

Right on, trinity. I’ve given their music a bunch of tries but it’s sooo contrived and simply annoying. I understand some of my favorite music had to “slow burn”; like it took a few listens to really soak in because it was different. But theirs doesn’t work that way…it just reaks of trying way too hard to be abrasive and weird without any real vision or heart.
I mean, look at the absurd album art…is it like such an ironic commentary on irony istelf that it becomes serious art? i call bullshit. supposed to be comical? is it supposed to be such an ironic commentary on “our blindness to dismiss our American art revolutionaries” bla bla bla? i call bullshit. Hey Antony, it’s not hard to hard to take risks…it’s hard to create something worthy of taking risks.

 -1Posted on Jun 22nd, 2010 | re: Op-Ed: An Artists' Dialogue On CocoRosie's Grey Oceans (86 comments)

I don’t care for Vampire Weekend’s music but the fact is, they’re not rich kids. A few of them have tried to dispell that perception. Just because they went to an ivy league school (earned their way in), talk about a few aspects of the upper class in their music, and wear branded polo shirts doesn’t mean you should judge. It’s like a pseudo parody persona of a lifestyle they weren’t actually born into.

And jamie stewart is clearly a loser. It’s a lot more valid to discount his shit music for the fact that he constantly needs to incorporate shock to gain attention.