Dirty Projectors’ Bitte Orca was released only five months back, and already Solange Knowles has offered up a slow groove cover of the New York band’s “Stillness Is The Move.” Pitchfork posted an MP3 of the new version yesterday, but got their wrists slapped by Universal and had to yank it off the site.
Check out Solange’s rendition of “Stillness Is The Move,” which samples Soul Mann & The Brothers’ “Bumpy’s Lament,” and Dirty Projectors’ original after the jump. Good thing we found another clip on YouTube! MORE »
11:31 AM on Fri Nov 13 2009
By Robbie Daw
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ARTIST: Dirty Projectors
TITLE: Bitte Orca
RELEASE DATE: June 9, 2009
WEB DEBUT: April 9, 2009 MORE »
11:30 AM on Fri Apr 10 2009
By Mike Barthel
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MTV discovers weirdo art-rock bands playing smelly punk houses in Brooklyn, and since online news clips are what the kids now have instead of 120 Minutes, here’s hoping this still means the Dirty Projectors will sell a few more records. MORE »
5:05 AM on Fri Jan 11 2008
By jharv
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MTV discovers weirdo art-rock bands playing smelly punk houses in Brooklyn, and since online news clips are what the kids now have instead of 120 Minutes, here’s hoping this still means the Dirty Projectors will sell a few more records. MORE »
5:05 AM on Fri Jan 11 2008
By jharv
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Naturally we heard more than 40 great songs in 2007. And so before we get to the top two slots, here are 10 tracks that might have made it into our list of awesomeness on another day, from Radio Disney to Brooklyn art-rock to Euro-techno to Britney: MORE »
11:00 AM on Mon Dec 31 2007
By jharv
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Note to bands’ official banter-providers: If you’re going to use your position onstage to announce that one of your members is “R.I.P.,” it might help to remember that those three letters mean said person is d-e-d. MORE »
10:48 AM on Tue Aug 14 2007
By Maura
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