Possibly Twigs’ most accessible song to date, it still incorporates some excellent sounds and an innovative backing track. I suspect she wonders why she doesn’t sell more records but unfortunately she lives in a genre that seems to buy the least and stream the most – that is anything Electronic, R&B, Hip Hop, even if […]
Twigs and her band appeared on KEXP Seattle last year for this four song session and short interview. If you are a fan you’ll love this and if you aren’t you will be wondering why I am always posting things about her. It’s like CAN my other favourite band, it either makes complete sense or […]
FKA Twigs has a new 5 Track EP, enigmatically titled M3LL155X, this cryptic selection of digits and letters will clearly stand for something beyond a catalogue number, but whether or not it is a sequence to unlock her secrets is yet to be revealed. Accompanied by a 16 minute video, this is Twigs continuing her fascinating […]
Oh my, she’s back with another amazing song and video from her debut album, LP1. http://fkatwi.gs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FKA_twigs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FKA_twigs_discography To see other FKA Twigs videos on the In Deep Music Archive go here: http://indeepmusicarchive.net/2014/10/71014-fka-twigs-hide-2012/ http://indeepmusicarchive.net/2014/10/91014-fka-twigs-water-ep2-2013/ http://indeepmusicarchive.net/2014/10/81014-fka-twigs-two-weeks-2014/ To read the review of her debut album go here: http://indeepmusicarchive.net/2014/10/61014-fka-twigs-lp1/ For 2015 tour dates go here: http://fkatwi.gs/#
Twigs released EP2 in 2013, the EP has four tracks not on LP1 including this one with another wonderfully weird video. The EP opens with How’s That, a dark keyboard, rhythm and sweet melody are suddenly taken over by a crazed percussive attack that comes out of nowhere, like an escaped puppet from a Czech animation ran […]
A fabulously weird video from director Nabil, camera slowly backing away from Twigs as Queen goddess. It may be inspired by films like the wonderful old Jason and The Argonauts movie (1963) that made use of trick photography and primitive special effects, care of the genius of Ray Harryhausen. The Skeletons coming up from the […]