review of the new Of Montreal
If Wes Anderson was filming a 1970’s themed orgy scene for an upcoming movie, Of Montreal’s new release Skeletal Lamping might be it’s soundtrack. Pounding synthetic beats and bass provide a solid, sexy backbone for Kevin Barnes to explore his cross-dressing stage persona Georgie Fruit. From the exotic, ass-shaking twist and turns to the intricate
“Ten years ago, it would have been hard to believe” that the “whimsical” Of Montreal would become so successful, said Michaelangelo Matos in Salon. But today, the band’s new album Skeletal Lamping “is one of the year's high-profile indie-rock releases.” How did they do it? “Of Montreal got a lot better, and then a lot bolder.”
Great ad agency. Inovative and creative.
Regent's Park bandstand was graced by the sounds of Of Montreal. Their performance was good enough for the park security to look the other way at our unauthorised busk.But, judge for yourself - have a listen to Id Engager, An Eluardian Instance and Heimdalsgate Like A Promethean Curse.
Of Montreal - Id Engager Music Video
Of Montreal and Andrew from MGMT cover Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" at a recent show in New York.
Live shows are a much better fit for Of Montreal frontman Kevin Barnes’ ambitions. On record, it can seem like he’s determined to re-create the high points of glam rock using just a drum machine, some zithers, and a selection of powered yard-care tools. And while Of Montreal’s stage set is unmistakably homemade, it’s a platform for Pink Floyd-sized