2017
I think it’s that gorgeous melody played on a harpsichord – or is it a hammered dulcimer? – that makes this Four Tet track so special. It lends the tune, from his 2017 album New Energy, a kind of medieval madrigal vibe that chimes so well with the sleepy beats.
This is skin-crawlingly sleazy – the slippery funk bassline, the euphoric sweep of the strings, the jagged disco guitar… but most of all the words. And the way they’re delivered.
Is this the most Australian thing you’ve ever seen and heard? I remember it from the time but I’m still laughing at the video, which went viral in 2017 because… well, watch it and you’ll see.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) – film review
12th January 2022 · 2010s, 2017, Film, BooksForget the fabricated controversy: everything about Martin McDonagh’s film is amazing – especially Frances McDormand. (more…)