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'A New Venture for the Band': A Review of Django Django's Glowing in the Dark - Vimarsana News

'A New Venture for the Band': A Review of Django Django's Glowing in the Dark

via Because Music By Katie Evans on 80% 80 Experimental Continuing on their psychedelic style, the latest album from Django Django is a creative work of delirious drum beats. 8 London-based art-rock band Django Django are known for their quirky and often strange style. Since starting out in 2009 and releasing their debut self-titled album in 2012, they’ve gained a decent following due to their creative and unique sound. This sound has been reflected clearly in both their second and third studio albums,  Born Under Saturn (2015) and Marble Skies (2018), yet their la...

'Dundee was like going to New York or something, because I didn't know any different' - Django Django's David Maclean - Vimarsana News

'Dundee was like going to New York or something, because I didn't know any different' - Django Django's David Maclean

© Supplied by Django Django Django Django “Growing up at the other end of the bridge from Dundee, I always felt kind of half-Dundonian,” reminisces David Maclean, drummer and electronic programmer with art-pop group Django Django, speaking from his home in London in the build-up to the release of their fourth album Glowing in the Dark. “I knew Dundee like the back of my hand, way more than I know most of Fife – I still don’t really know Dunfermline or Kirkcaldy at all.” A son of Tayport The son of artist Marian Leven and brother of John Maclean – who had his own musical fame wi...

Album Review: From the magnificent to the mundane - Django Django - Vimarsana News

Album Review: From the magnificent to the mundane - Django Django

Released February 12 Nine years since their Mercury nominated eponymous debut album, the Djangos have undoubtedly become one of the most inventively progressive bands to escape from the confines of the Scottish music scene. Now onto their 'eagerly awaited' fourth album, a term overused but is always legitimate for this four-piece Edinburgh-formed avant-pop combo,  there was further curiosity at just how they would manage with a recording process punctuated by lockdown. The insanely catchy hook-filled acid-inflected early single and Moog-fest album title track is up there with Hail Bop...