A deceptively innocent, yet eerily twisted, new album from Bianca and Sierra Casady as CocoRosie. Sierra sings and plays guitar and flute; Bianca sings and does percussion (which includes rattling things, making things squeak, shaking a gold chain belt). Together they present twelve luminously haunting songs, recorded in a tiny apartment in the 18th District of Paris during the spring of 2003.[ read more ]

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Since the mysterious and beautiful La Maison de Mon Reve surfaced in early 2004, CocoRosie have spent months traveling the world with the likes of Bright Eyes, TV On The Radio, Antony And The Johnsons, Devendra Banhart, and Blonde Redhead. Along the way, Noah's Ark took shape, where heart-offerings of friends, family, loved ones and lost ones surface gracefully, contributing depth to the narrative journey. Noah's Ark is the result of a rootless reality, a drifting consciousness across s   [ read more ]

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La Maison de Mon Rêve and Noah's Ark introduced us to CocoRosie's unique, occasionally unsettling and always captivating musical landscape. From their minimalist beginnings in 2003, as an acoustic folk vocal duo, to their latest live revue featuring break dancing and French MCs, CocoRosie have consistently evolved and delighted in pushing boundaries and defying expectations. The Adventures Of Ghosthorse and Stillborn, the third ventricle of the CocoRosie liturgy, represents another stri   [ read more ]

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After hearing Noah's Ark, any concerns about CocoRosie becoming too tasteful or straightforward after the widespread critical acclaim for their debut album, La Maison de Mon Reve, can be put to rest. If anything, the album errs in the opposite direction: alternately rambling and hypnotic, it's much more somber and insular (despite the presence of such kindred spirits as Devendra Banhart and Antony of Antony & the Johnsons) than the duo's subversively angelic-sounding debut. {^La Maison de    [ read more ]

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