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Flux by Bloc Party
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Em 1998 Kele Okereke Estudava Em Essex Cidade Natal De Russell Lissack. Em 1999 Eles Se Encontraram Novamente No Reading Festival E Logo Formaram A Banda Union. O Baixista Gordon Moakes Se Juntou A Eles Em Resposta Um Anúncio Na Revista New Musical Express. A Banda Mudou Várias Vezes De Nome Superheroes Of BMX The Angel Range Diet E Union Até Chegar Ao Atual Bloc Party Em Setembro De 2003. Havia Um Teoria De Que O Nome Fosse Uma Brincadeira Com Block Party Nome Dado A Uma Grande Festa Informal De Vizinhança Que Pode Alugar Uma Banda Local Como Entretenimento. A Banda Disse Que O Nome Não Teve A Intenção De Ser Uma Alusão Ao Bloco Soviético Ou O Partido Político Canadense Bloc Québécois A Ausência Do 'k' É Meramente Estética. Entretanto O Baixista Da Banda Gordon Moakes Disse No Forum Do Site Oficial Do Grupo Que Foi Mais Uma Junção Dos "blocs" Coligações Políticas Em Inglês Ocidentais Com Os "parties" "partidos" Em Inglês Orientais No Sentido Político. Moakes Observa Que O Nome Não Foi Induzido Pela Política Mas Sim Porque "soava Parecia Bem Então Nós A Banda Concordamos Com Ele." Seguindo A Linha Traçada Nos Anos 80 Por Bandas Como Joy Division E The Cure E Incrementandos Elementos Inovadores A Esse Velho Movimento Do Pós-Punk Bloc Party Hoje É Considerada Uma Das Maiores Bandas Em Atividade Com Apenas Dois CD Lançados. Atualmente Eles Lançaram O Album "A Weekend In The City" Um Album Mais Calmo E Que O Antecessor E Com Letras Que Abordam A Vida Na Cidade Desde Drogas Até Homossexualidade. Em 2008 Foi Lançado O Novo Album 'Intimacy'
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"Flux" Is A Song By Bloc Party Which Was Released As A Single On 12 November 2007. It Was Produced By Jacknife Lee Along With Several Other New Songs During The Band's Week In The Studio After Their Performances At The Carling Weekend Reading And Leeds Festivals. The Song Uses Mostly Electronic Instruments And Features Vocalist Kele Okereke's Voice Manipulated Through Auto-Tune. It Was First Performed Live On 26 September 2007 At Covington's Madison Theater. CD2 Of The Set Was Only Released As A Free CD Through The 14 November 2007 Issue Of NME. The Song Peaked At Number 8 In The UK Chart. Music Video A Music Video For The Song Was Directed By Director Ace Norton Who Has Previously Directed Videos For The Willows Norah Jones And Death Cab For Cutie. The Video Was Published On NME On 17 October 2007. Like The Beastie Boys Music Video "Intergalactic" Which It Resembles Stylistically It Pays Homage To Japanese Kaiju Movies. It Shows Two Giant Silver Robots Falling In Love While Other Monsters And Robots Destroy The City They Are In. The Band Themselves Do Not Appear In The Video. The Video Was Filmed Over Two Days In Boston With American Performance Troupe Kaiju Big Battel. Some Of The Kaiju Japanese For 'strange Beast' Characters In The Video Are The Call-Me-Kevin Grudyin Unibouzo Vegetius Giii The Space Pirate And Steam-Powered Tentacle Boulder The Newest Kaiju Hero . B-Side - "Emma Kate's Accident" "The Once And Future King" "Where Is Home?"
Released - 12 November 2007 2007-11-12 Format - Digital Download CD 7" Vinyl 12" Vinyl
Recorded - 2007 At The Garage
Genre - Post-Punk Revival/Alternative Dance
Length - 3 39
Label - Witchita - WEBB135
Writer S - Bloc Party
Producer - Jacknife Lee Kele Russell Gordon & Matt Scored Their 10th UK Top 40 Hit With Electronic Stormer 'Flux' At The End Of 2007. They Are Playing NME's 'Big Gig' At The End Of February 2008 And Are Currently Working On Their 3rd Album.
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Em 1998 Kele Okereke Estudava Em Essex Cidade Natal De Russell Lissack. Em 1999 Eles Se Encontraram Novamente No Reading Festival E Logo Formaram A Banda Union. O Baixista Gordon Moakes Se Juntou A Eles Em Resposta Um Anúncio Na Revista New Musical Express. A Banda Mudou Várias Vezes De Nome Superheroes Of BMX The Angel Range Diet E Union Até Chegar Ao Atual Bloc Party Em Setembro De 2003. Havia Um Teoria De Que O Nome Fosse Uma Brincadeira Com Block Party Nome Dado A Uma Grande Festa Informal De Vizinhança Que Pode Alugar Uma Banda Local Como Entretenimento. A Banda Disse Que O Nome Não Teve A Intenção De Ser Uma Alusão Ao Bloco Soviético Ou O Partido Político Canadense Bloc Québécois A Ausência Do 'k' É Meramente Estética. Entretanto O Baixista Da Banda Gordon Moakes Disse No Forum Do Site Oficial Do Grupo Que Foi Mais Uma Junção Dos "blocs" Coligações Políticas Em Inglês Ocidentais Com Os "parties" "partidos" Em Inglês Orientais No Sentido Político. Moakes Observa Que O Nome Não Foi Induzido Pela Política Mas Sim Porque "soava Parecia Bem Então Nós A Banda Concordamos Com Ele." Seguindo A Linha Traçada Nos Anos 80 Por Bandas Como Joy Division E The Cure E Incrementandos Elementos Inovadores A Esse Velho Movimento Do Pós-Punk Bloc Party Hoje É Considerada Uma Das Maiores Bandas Em Atividade Com Apenas Dois CD Lançados. Atualmente Eles Lançaram O Album "A Weekend In The City" Um Album Mais Calmo E Que O Antecessor E Com Letras Que Abordam A Vida Na Cidade Desde Drogas Até Homossexualidade. Em 2008 Foi Lançado O Novo Album 'Intimacy'
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"Flux" is a song by Bloc Party which was released as a single on 12 November 2007. It was produced by Jacknife Lee, along with several other new songs, during the band's week in the studio after their performances at the Carling Weekend: Reading and Leeds Festivals. The song uses mostly electronic instruments and features vocalist Kele Okereke's voice manipulated through auto-tune. It was first performed live on 26 September 2007 at Covington's Madison Theater. CD2 of the set was only released as a free CD through the 14 November 2007 issue of NME. The song peaked at number 8 in the UK chart.
Music video
A music video for the song was directed by director Ace Norton, who has previously directed videos for The Willows, Norah Jones and Death Cab for Cutie. The video was published on NME on 17 October 2007. Like the Beastie Boys music video "Intergalactic", which it resembles stylistically, it pays homage to Japanese kaiju movies. It shows two giant silver robots falling in love while other monsters and robots destroy the city they are in. The band themselves do not appear in the video.
The video was filmed over two days in Boston with American performance troupe Kaiju Big Battel. Some of the Kaiju (Japanese for 'strange beast') characters in the video are the Call-Me-Kevin, Grudyin, Unibouzo, Vegetius, Giii the Space Pirate and Steam-Powered Tentacle Boulder (the newest Kaiju Hero).
B-side - "Emma Kate's Accident", "The Once and Future King", "Where Is Home?"
Released - 12 November 2007 (2007-11-12)
Format - Digital download, CD, 7" vinyl, 12" vinyl
Recorded - 2007 at The Garage
Genre - Post-punk revival/Alternative Dance
Length - 3:39
Label - Witchita - WEBB135
Writer(s) - Bloc Party
Producer - Jacknife Lee
Kele, Russell, Gordon & Matt scored their 10th UK top 40 hit with electronic stormer 'Flux' at the end of 2007. They are playing NME's 'Big Gig' at the end of February 2008 and are currently working on their 3rd album. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.