Everything Everything interview - Jonathan and Alex (part 1)

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  • Опубліковано 9 гру 2015
  • Jonathan and Alex about Arc, an emphasis on the live sound, high energy, a mood of anger and frustration, a full spectrum of feelings, Arcade Fire, not being preachy, disconnection, the news, the Paris attacks.
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    Video interview with singer and songwriter Jonathan Higgs and guitarist Alex Robertshaw from the British indie rock band Everything Everything. FaceCulture spoke with Jonathan and Alex about Get To Heaven Arc, an emphasis on the live sound, high energy, a mood of anger and frustration, a full spectrum of feelings, Arcade Fire, not being preachy, disconnection, the news, the Paris attacks, feeling comfortable, doing what sounds good, Alex writing songs, Warm Healer, a long creative process, Regret, not being particular with the lyrics, tension, No Reptiles, and a lot more! (27/11/2015)
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  • @craigthomable
    @craigthomable 6 місяців тому +2

    Cannot get my head around them saying Arc was all done and dusted in 2013. I played it yesterday in the car and it sounded totally fresh. Sounded really great.

  • @evemearavfx6525
    @evemearavfx6525 7 років тому +6

    i remember loving his hair in this

  • @Rinzler4DP
    @Rinzler4DP 2 роки тому +2

    Jon eating is nail at 3:20 is my new favourite thing

  • @tamarabrett2767
    @tamarabrett2767 8 років тому +11

    Love this interview! #everythingeverything

  • @lukeluke295
    @lukeluke295 6 років тому +2

    Very good interview

  • @benwherlock9869
    @benwherlock9869 6 років тому +3

    They are the new 'Talking Heads' - only better!

    • @craigthomable
      @craigthomable 6 місяців тому

      Can't agree with that! EE for me, infinitely better than TH. But then I'm not much interested in lyrics. EE are musically the best, most creative, most exciting, most innovative band since the sad death of progressive music in, say, 1977.