Poni Hoax Budapest Raritan
This is the second full-length release from Poni Hoax, the 5-headed French pop/post-punk/post-techno/disco juggernaut. From the release of their first single in 2005, Budapest, to their debut self-titled release in 2006, Poni Hoax has been a living testament to the dark, cathartic power of disco and electro-pop. The band presents itself on stage as a rocking dancing machine, described by a raving press as a combination of Nick Cave and Giorgio Moroder. Poni Hoax are not a local hype but an urban legend. Poni Hoax are not an infant disease but a tropical virus. Poni Hoax are not a soap opera but a spectral odyssey. Poni Hoax are not a placebo but hard drugs.
Poni Hoax are a paradox. A Frankenstein composed of completely different body parts.
(ex: anyone from Tsuna's vongola group might look pale if compared to Ryohei or Yamamoto, but in real is not them being pale but those two being tanned)Pale Claim Format:Character: Full Name + MAL PageAnime/Manga: Full titleCategory: PaleProof: Direct link of his MAL Gallery (Mal page - Pictures!)Comparation: 5 images (3 screens + 2 official arts)Guarantee: (not obligatory) quote + source linkBanner: i'll make it / Please make it for me!Picture: show clearly his pale skin! 102nd Week is started.Trademark Category is now OpenedCurrently Category: Trademark Characters Week #102 is from 14th to 21st NovemberNote: remember guys is not about bodyparts but original looking objects always worn by the characters!!Trademark Claim Format:Character: Full NameAnime/manga: Full TitleCategory: TrademarkItem: try to describe also what it has of unique lookingProof: 3 screenshots/manga pages from different episodes/chaptersGuarantee: not obligatory, but if you can find it, it must state about the uniqueness of the thing. This mean that a character isn't authomatically 'Pale' only b'cuz you usual see him near a tanned/dark-skinned character. + include also the source link.Banner: I'll make it / Please make it for me!Picture: the item must be clearly visibleSuggested List for Trademark Charas of the week.Thanks to mousegirl which made the list. 104th Week is started.Pale Category is now OpenedCurrently Category: Pale Characters Week #104 is from 28th November to 5th DecemberNote: remember that the character must be extremely pale compared the average skin color of the other characters.
Images of Sigrid was produced by Tigersushi head Joakim, who knows a French band is not just a French band, but has the capacity to reach supersonic speed and break all boundaries. This second album is a collective work joining the dots between pop and avant-garde, rock and electronic music, disco and new wave, R n'B and ambient, just like its great predecessors Roxy Music or the Talking Heads. One thing remains constant through these 13 tracks, the will to write everlasting pop songs, universal anthems like 'Antibodies,' 'Hypercommunication' and 'Crash Pad Driver.'
In the mist of this digital megalopolis, you'll meet a few ghosts: a suicidal painter, a young girl who believes in happiness, and all the ones who remained quiet when you begged for forgiveness. Laurent Bardainne (music and keyboards) Nicolas Ker (lyrics and vocals), Arnaud Roulin (keyboards), Nicolas Villebrun (guitar), Vincent Taeger (drums and percussion). While Poni Hoax are working on their new record with Joakim, the team comes back on vinyl with a new song from their self-titled debut album.
'Involutive Star' is one of their happiest bits of disco rock with some old school house keyboards and crispy techno basslines. On the flip-side Joakim hits the mark with a devastating remix that sounds like nothing else. Somewhere between Villalobos, Audion, LCD Soundsystem and LFO, with fierce live drums, hypnotic electronic bells, horn cut-ups and an acid finish. If there were such a thing as 'nu-rave,' this would be it.
This is the second full-length release from Poni Hoax, the 5-headed French pop/post-punk/post-techno/disco juggernaut. From the release of their first single in 2005, Budapest, to their debut self-titled release in 2006, Poni Hoax has been a living testament to the dark, cathartic power of disco and electro-pop. The band presents itself on stage as a rocking dancing machine, described by a raving press as a combination of Nick Cave and Giorgio Moroder. Poni Hoax are not a local hype but an urban legend. Poni Hoax are not an infant disease but a tropical virus. Poni Hoax are not a soap opera but a spectral odyssey. Poni Hoax are not a placebo but hard drugs.
Poni Hoax Budapest Raritan River
Poni Hoax are a paradox. A Frankenstein composed of completely different body parts. Images of Sigrid was produced by Tigersushi head Joakim, who knows a French band is not just a French band, but has the capacity to reach supersonic speed and break all boundaries. This second album is a collective work joining the dots between pop and avant-garde, rock and electronic music, disco and new wave, R n'B and ambient, just like its great predecessors Roxy Music or the Talking Heads. One thing remains constant through these 13 tracks, the will to write everlasting pop songs, universal anthems like 'Antibodies,' 'Hypercommunication' and 'Crash Pad Driver.' In the mist of this digital megalopolis, you'll meet a few ghosts: a suicidal painter, a young girl who believes in happiness, and all the ones who remained quiet when you begged for forgiveness.
Nicolas Villebrun
Laurent Bardainne (music and keyboards) Nicolas Ker (lyrics and vocals), Arnaud Roulin (keyboards), Nicolas Villebrun (guitar), Vincent Taeger (drums and percussion). While Poni Hoax are working on their new record with Joakim, the team comes back on vinyl with a new song from their self-titled debut album. 'Involutive Star' is one of their happiest bits of disco rock with some old school house keyboards and crispy techno basslines. On the flip-side Joakim hits the mark with a devastating remix that sounds like nothing else.
Somewhere between Villalobos, Audion, LCD Soundsystem and LFO, with fierce live drums, hypnotic electronic bells, horn cut-ups and an acid finish. If there were such a thing as 'nu-rave,' this would be it.