I've been a fan of 3oh!3 since their first album. Sean and Nate both must be audiophiles themselves, because every album sounds amazing through good
headphones. I'm not sure how I feel about the new direction this album took...one of the tracks "Freak Your Mind" reminds me of a Justin Timberlake
song, and "Mad At You" has a really weird vibe to it. There's of course some humor (as always) on the album.
Of course the intro song for every album is always almost a headphone test in and of itself. This time they decided to put lyrics in the opening
track:
They leaked a new track or two every few weeks leading up to the release of the full album. I was catching the new tracks on Spotify as they became
available, trying to decide how I felt about the upcoming release.
Here's some of the new tracks:
I think I like this one the best so far right now:
I play around with my own true analog synthesizer myself actually. I have an Arturia Micro Brute:
There's a pretty funny track on the new album -- here's the edited version. Trust me, you want the unedited actual music video. It gets stuck in
your head...
They don't make music to be funny, rather they have fun with the music they make -- they don't take themselves to seriously, but they take their music
seriously.
They're musicians who tend to tell jokes, whereas Lonley Island are comedians who occasionally make music (with the help of actual song writers).
Forgive me for dredging up a two year old thread to ask about a twelve year old thread, but...here goes.
In 2006 you made a big deal--and I mean, a *big* deal--about how you were going to attend a service at the Aquarian Church in Anchorage and cut them
all down to size. I mean, you *really* lay it on thick:
"I am undertaking a "deep under cover mission" for all of you on ATS into a "new age cult"... This thread ought to get good once I get back and share
how insane these people are."
And then...crickets. The discussion continues, but you've disappeared.
I'm just curious because I take the bus past the AC headquarter in Seattle, and I'd been thinking of checking them out.