 With fellow Domino Records companions Animal Collective scratching mainstream pop/rock culture, Dirty Projectors have been tipped to follow with a new, R&B influenced album. Bitte Orca is released in June, with lead single 'Stillness Is The Move' due on 18th May in the UK.
With fellow Domino Records companions Animal Collective scratching mainstream pop/rock culture, Dirty Projectors have been tipped to follow with a new, R&B influenced album. Bitte Orca is released in June, with lead single 'Stillness Is The Move' due on 18th May in the UK.Now settled as a four piece, DP are led by the supremely talented Dave Longstreth, who made lo-fi indie records before developing highly sophisticated, almost avant-garde songwriting tricks. Us at F&L were first introduced in 2007 via Rise Above; a startling re-imagining of Black Flag's album of the same name. Longstreth's reputation as an iron-fisted dictator follow his name around the web (Ezra of Vampire Weekend was brief member) but the line-up now seems dead set.
In short, Stillness... is a revelation. Light, bright and compact, it's DP at their most accessible and yes, pop. Message board snipers have already starting whispering "sell-outs!" but we love the move into female led vocals and clean production.
Download 'Stillness Is The Move'
Bitte Orca is pre-reviewed here by the reliable Stereogum chaps. Dirty Projectors tour North America in May and June, dates on MySpace.

 

rise above was a re-imagining of the album "damaged", just saying
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