AROUND THE WEB: 03/10/2009
(Buraka Som Sistema)
A new video for Buraka Som Sistema's "Aqui Para Voces" popped up today at Discobelle.
The Quietus examines whether Zack Snyder killed the comic book adaptation with Watchmen. Via Kev.
The Village Voice looks at Todd P's annual free SXSW parties for all those that will be in Austin. Via Elliot.
This Heart's On Fire has a collection of tracks from French artists in celebration of Paris' Fashion Week. Via Faith-Ann.
Engadget featured a study that found young people actually prefer inferior quality MP3s over other high-quality formats. Via Tony.
Old-school treats from Elliot: rare In/Humanity footage from their last show and a new blog on classic metalcore, Severed Forever.
The Yeah Yeah Yeah's new video for "Zero" debuted on Spinner.
The FADER went and visited the Brick Bandits crew in their New Jersey studio.
Pitchfork TV and NPR teamed up to present a recent Washington, D.C. concert from Antony & The Johnsons.
Loren's blog Antler Darts featured some music from french-touch revivalist Poka.
Paste breaks down this year's SXSW band name trends. Via Christen.
Resident Advisor's podcast series gets a fantastic addition this week from DJ Koze.
Israeli funk rocker, Kutiman, crafts incredible new jams by mixing together YouTube users' videos. Via Steve.
Flavorwire has an exclusive interview with Amiri Baraka after his collaborative event last week with jazz musician Henry Grimes.
