‘Natasha Khan’ (Bat for Lashes)
free works 2010, graphite & bells on heavy weight paper
POPJUGEND show until 4 september 2010
free works 2010, graphite & bells on heavy weight paper
POPJUGEND show until 4 september 2010
Bat for Lashes & Beck - Let’s Get Lost
This is making the twilight soundtrack figure waaaaaaay to highly in my last.fm charts.
dainafischer:nostalgicdreams:honeysticks:(via suicidewatch)
Bat for Lashes
Beyond the first 3, it gets complicated. It gets into albums that are great, but not perfect. These first 3, are perfect. If you want to know more about them, follow my tags, I’ve posted plenty from each of them this year.



Bat For Lashes
“Sleep Alone”I’m not sure who directed this — it may have been Natasha Khan herself — but it’s a beautifully shot video, and I’d love to know who filmed it, etc. Without being overly literal, the clip interprets and complements the song’s balance of deep loneliness and unwavering faith by presenting sadness and lovelessness as a necessary first step on the path to self-discovery and adventure. Also, Natasha is astoundingly gorgeous in this thing.
Bat For Lashes
“Glass”
Live on KCRW 2009
Nice performance, though it’s not the most exciting thing to watch, given the location and the way it is shot. I do love the interview with Natasha Khan that follows — the questions are pretty basic, but it’s always a joy to listen to her speak. I especially enjoy when she talks about her childhood in a leafy British suburb.
I love interviews where the interviewer is really into it, and goes way off the beaten path with questions.
Bat For Lashes
“Sleep Alone”
This is by far my favorite video from 2009, and I do not say that just because Natasha Khan looks incredibly, amazingly, astonishingly beautiful in it. Without being overly literal, the clip interprets and complements the song’s balance of deep loneliness and unwavering faith by presenting sadness and lovelessness as a necessary first step on the path to self-discovery and adventure. “For every high, there must be a low, low, low, low.”
bsqv:
kat middleton gets back today and we start our countdown to THIS show.
several lines of bold italicized symbols, punctuation and capital letters would seem muted relative to my excitement.
Two weeks, minus a day.