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Vincent Moon shines a light on SLARAFFENLAND and 10 other Copenhagen based bands!

Beauty!

rumraket:

This project is so huge and great that it is a little hard to explain actually.Maybe we should let French filmmaker Vincent Moon do the talking:

In May 2009, i flew to Copenhagen, invited there to experiment some recordings. I had gone in search of this « new » Danish scene, mostly following Slaraffenland in their acoustic rendition of their new album, over one day all over Copenhagen. The result, ‘Temporary Slaraffenland’, is a 40 minute piece, including all their songs in ‘Take Away Show’ style versions.

Two days later, we brought 9 local bands in one house, for one night, to experiment a certain relationship between music and images, and collaborate on something unique and ephemeral. The result is a 30min sound and visual piece, one take, no cuts, plus a lot of outtakes with each band playing one of their songs. A certain idea of a document on a city and its creative life.

Both projects are viewable, under Creative Commons licence, at www.temporaryslaraffenland.com and www.temporarycopenhagen.com

PAY A VISIT TO THE SITES - There are 16 films available for free featuring Murder, Choir of Young Believers, Chimes & Bells, Thulebasen, Valby Vokalgruppe, I Got You On Tape, The William Blakes, Jong Pang, The Sad Lovers and the Rumraket team: Slaraffenland, Efterklang & Taxi Taxi!

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The soundtrack sounds pretty rad.

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