I know that this blog is primarily used for fashion but as most of you know music is probably my number one passion, even over my love for fashion. I wanted to use this blog as a means to expose readers to some great music that they may not hear otherwise. This is also why I used to have a podcast as well. I just became too busy to keep it up so you can think of this as a music profile that I would have offered on my show a few months ago.
Since moving to Los Angeles I haven’t been exposed to any local music yet. With getting settled on a new coast and moving it just has been getting lost in the shuffle. Pleasantly that fire has been rekindled upon hearing this new band, Post Human Era. Post Human Era is a music projectformed by brothers Daniel and Michael Finfer. One night there was a song playing over the speaker as we were closing down the store and it was the song “Replacing You”. It blends the airy-pop dreamy sound of the Postal Service and landscaping quality that only Scandinavian bands it seems have been able to master. For me the influences are noticeable but don’t take away from the originality of the music itself.
“You in the Future” is the lead track off of their latest album ” To Build a Fire”.
Melancholy lyrics seem to dominate the subject matter of the album however, they are backed with electro-pop and ambient qualities that gives them such an interesting dynamic.
My personal favorite happens to be “Replacing You” that blends the dreamy shoe gaze quality of Sigur Ros with the beat of Nine Inch Nails. You can only get the feeling when you hear it:
Sorry for the lack of updates lately. I have a lot going on right now. I promise that there will be exciting articles in the future, including a spotlight on a great new band that I just discovered. In the meantime here is my current street style inspiration from Hungary…
I have always thought that if I was ever a super hero or in a science fiction fantasy movie then this is what I would wear. I can imagine strolling down a mountain as a goddess wearing Riccardo Tischi’s latest collections. Check out this breathtaking show from the Fall 2008 Haute Couture season.
Zac Efron is on the cover of the recent NYLON Guys magazine which I happen to always buy when it’s at the store. I love the way that his style has evolved throughout the years of his fame. Check out his spread and this adorable interview:
Only Belgian fashion designer Dries Van Noten can mix ethnic patterns so effortlessly in each collection. While this wasn’t his best reviewed collection, I happened to thoroughly enjoy it. He used thick chunky jewelry and brightly colored geometric patters that suddenly made clashing oh so cool again…Oh, how I wish I could pull off the boxy silhouette!