FIRST PUBLISHED AT THE LINE OF BEST FIT Whiter than white 5.5/10 Norwegian producer Erlend Øye could pass as a modern day Arthur Russell. He may not play the violin but he does have the curious distinction of being at once a popular house and electronica artist/DJ and one half of Simon and Garfunkel-esque folk [...]
Album Review: The Whitest Boy Alive – Rules
February 8th, 2009 · No Comments · Alternative, dance, Deep House, Music, Pop/Rock
Tags:Bergen·Chill out·Deep House·Erlend Øye·House·jazzy·Kings of Convenience·Norway·Pop/Rock
MP3 Round-up – November 2007
November 30th, 2007 · No Comments · Alt-rock, Electronica, Folk/Acoustic, Indie, MP3s, Pop/Rock, post-rock, Shoegaze, World music
This month I’ve been beguiled by the latest side project by sometime DJ and Kings of Convenience member Erlend Oye. The Whitest Boy Alive hints at Oye’s interest in the hypnotic rhythmic concerns of house music but features the same Simon & Garfunkle-esque vocal style of KoC. Angular – but certainly not abrasive – guitars, [...]
Tags:Add N to X·Alt-rock·AR Kane·art rock·Erlend Oye·Indie·Kings of Convenience·minimalist dream pop·MP3·Oceanic·Paul Simon·Shoegaze·Simon & Garfunkle·TV on the Radio·World music·Yeasayer
