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Music by Bergman: Mount Kimbie

In just five years, the British post-dubstep duo Mount Kimbie has earned the utmost respect from the press and the great electronic parish thanks to their acclaimed debut, ‘Crooks & Lovers’ (2010). Now, after becoming one of the most respected bands even beyond dubstep, and sponsored by cult label Warp, and after a second album ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’ (2013) they’re back this year with ‘Love What survives”their third album, where the duo of Dominic Maker and Kai Campos venture a bit into the land of pop.  Tonight they will pay at Razzmatazz.

 

Ville à Dômat #197: ‘Nothing but music’

Nothing but music! This is all we care. Every monday two hours of the best and newest indie music. El mestre Bergman dedicarà la seva secció a la música francesa més chic: Charlotte Gainsbourg i Gaël Faye. Divus Julius Bonasera estrenarà el més nou de Sleigh Bells, Kyle Craft, Aquilo, Dream Wife, Pacosan o Björk i descobrirà a noves bandes com a Stereo Honey o Starcrawler. A més, destacarem els concerts de Kakkmaddafakka o Mount Kimbie. Parlarem del Zoom Festival, dels 35 anys de una sala mítica: Sidecar i dels premis del l’Alternativa, Festival de Cine Independent de Barcelona.
I tindrem com a convidat a un irlandès? En Bono?
Dilluns 19h to 21h 100.5FM Radio Ciutat Vella
Ville à Dômat: Nothing but music

Music by Bergman: Lali Puna

After a seven year-hiatus and after reforming the band, Deep Dream is the first single from the upcoming Lali Puna album “Two Windows” to be released in September 2017 on Morr Music.

On the new recordings the band opted for a more dancefloor-friendly sound while not neglecting the pop sentiments rooted in Lali Puna’s sound. Taking its cues from a brand of music spearheaded by the likes of Caribou, Ada or even Mount Kimbie, Two Windows sounds lush and focused, balancing the emotional qualities of Trebeljahr’s songwriting with energetic rhythms.

Ville à Dômat #181: “Indies Keep It Secret”

El mestre Bergman i Divus Julius Bonasera explicaran tots els detalls de la 1ª festa Ville à Dômat “Indies Keep it Secret“. El proper dijous a La Sexta Baja de 19h fins a 24h. Begudes i menjar gratis, actuacions en directe de Citrus Dude Inc. i Isa Lie i la sessió de Wine & Stripe Dj’s.
Aquest dilluns entrevistarem a la banda punk Les Cruet i estrenarem el més nou de Muse, Grizzly Bear, Fleet Foxes, The Japanese House, Royal Blood i Benjamin Biolay. Punxarem l’electro-pop de l’enigmàtic projecte Màquina Total i el nou tema d’una de les bandes més hipnòtiques del moment: Cigarettes After SexPer acabar us informarem de l’exposició “David Bowie Is” i de la sobtada mort de Chris Cornell-
Dilluns 100.5FM de 19h a 21h a ràdio Ciutat Vella.
Ville à Dômat: Indies Keep it Secret

Ville à Dômat #177: “Bittersweet Symphonies”

Another bloody monday with the best bittersweet symphonies. Two hour of the best indie music. Avui, el dia que La Musa torna al Temple indie, entrevistarem a la gent de Serielizados que ens parlaran del Serielizados Fest. Divus Julius Bonasera estrenarà el més nou de Feist, Kendrick Lama,r Oh Wonder, Novo Amor, Beth Ditto, Gorillaz i Saint Etienne. Punxarem a noves troballes com Vallès, Will Joseph Cook o Melody’s Echo Chamber. A més, us informarem del Sansan Festival, de la versió més refrescant del Festival’Era, del Món Llibre 2017 i de l’arribada del Tomorrowland a Barcelona.
Dilluns de 7PM a 9PM 100.5F Radio Ciutat Vella
Ville à Dômat: Bittersweet Symphonies

Music by Bergman: Lunacre

Split between Cambridge and London, the enigmatic electro-indie quintet Lunacre has been recording together since late 2014. They blend a number of influences and call to mind the post-rock, melodic glitch of Alt-J and Radiohead.

Despite the band’s diverse range of influences and experimental soundscapes, Lunacre achieve concise and accessible songwriting, overlaid with melody and harmonies.

Compared to Vondelpark and Mount Kimbie, there’s also a sense of the Bristol sound in here; the intensity of those early Portishead records. They’ve just released their second Ep ‘Schtum’.