5.08.2008

Musings :: Tokio Hotel: The "Future of Music"?



This was posted to Idolator this morning under the headline "The Future of Music, Whether You Like It Or Not."

The indierocket! response: Jesus. Fucking. Christ. It's as if someone invented a machine that took the characters from Rock Band — complete and utter lack of charisma and all — and made them real. Then made them start a band. A shitty, dishwater-grey mallternative band.

Seriously. There is absolutely nothing redeeming about this. Nothing.

If this is the "future of music," as Idolator posits, then Doc Brown and I need to get back to work on that Delorean.

5 comments:

pmmasterson said...

I actually caught a glimpse of their interview flipping through the channels last weekend, and I had a laugh because (a) I realized how little I knew about what's happening in music to most of America, and (b) his hair. If Björk had a Rock Band avatar...

patrick said...

PM:

Agreed. That so many people in the audience knew the words to that song absolutely baffles me. I'm kind of wigging balls about it.

-PW.

Anonymous said...

awww its cute..i mean, you have to give the girlies something to scream about. nice post! and to them: bad music, but GREAT hair!

patrick said...

i always thought that the mtv-inclined girlies were into, you know, new kids on the block and bell biv devoe?

what do you mean i'm out of touch?

re: his hair: you know, that's what my mother always said would happen to my hair if i stuck my finger in a light socket.

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