Adding accessories can take a simple checkered suit and uplift it in ways that you never thought of. The mules in this case is what makes the outfit. The hat is another way to intensify what can be a boring outfit (takes it from work to event worthy).
Developing a wardrobe of accessories can take time but it’s so worthwhile. You can always have something fabulous to pop on, no matter your mood or occasion.
This is the first single off their new album “Holy Fire”, which will be released in February 2013. Foals’s new sound has been receiving criticism for not sounding “math” enough, but I actually quite like it.
What I absolutely love about this video are the scenes of all the people moving in sequence. I love such mass choreography, as it really has an impact on the viewer.
The introductory beat is so quirky, that one cannot help but love it. I feel that the intro, the verses and the outro of “Inhaler” sound much better than the actual chorus. To be honest, I feel that the screaming in the chorus is highly unnecessary, as it throws the song completely off balance. There, I said it: I dislike the chorus. This does not mean that I am criticizing the song as a whole, but I am rather complimenting its amazingly crafted and delicate introduction, verses and outro.
How cool is Yannik Philippakis’s outfit? I love its originality and how it makes him stand out. I kind of wish it made him sing an alternate chorus, though…
The imagery in this video is highly innovative and creative: the uses of tattoos and various intricate designs will really appeal to individuals who appreciate attention to detail (such as myself).
All in all: this is a great video to a great song (minus the chorus).
Sticks and stones don’t break my bones, you make believe It’s lock and load, it’s a dead end road to you and me You know what’s to go, I’m strict for soul I make believe And I’m off the rent, I haven’t spent, I guarantee
So can you not go away If just for one day Uh-uh-uh Impossible, possible way How would you do know How’d you do now? Run away War sounds in you Don’t throw your fortune away And I can’t get enough Space, space, space Get enough space
I’m pale and coy I’m almost born, I make believe I shimmy-shake, I wake and bake, I’m over me I lost the beat, I can not breathe Don’t follow me You ush and shove, I’ve had enough, Don’t mess with me
So can you not go away If just for one day Uh-uh-uh Impossible, ṗossible way How would you do know How’d you do now? Run away War sounds in you Don’t throw your fortune away And I can’t get enough Space, I can’t Get enough space Space
I fold a piece of paper and I put it in my pocket cause’ I’m about to board the world’s first rocket And I need to remember where I came from
and I leave it for as long as i can until it falls and breaks and it crumbles like sand and we all go like
ohh la la la oh la la la la oh la la la oh la la la la
ten nine eight seven six five four three two one the rocket ship went off like a gun it was nice knowing you my good friend but I might never ever ever ever see you again eh eh eh know we all going oh la la la oh la la la la ect.
wriggle me down to the ground and maybe one day well I’ll be found sing it loud and the air is proud and maybe one day we will all be found singing oh la la la oh la la la la oh la la la oh la la la la oh la la la oh la la la la
Jesus Lopez has been a freelance illustrator since 1999; working on children’s books and educational books for publishers from different countries. He’s based in Madrid, Spain.
Sylvio - “ It’s the story of a small town gorilla, Sylvio, who is stuck in his job at a debt collection agency. Deep down he just wants to express himself with his hand puppet, Herbert Herpels, and his puppet show that highlights the quiet moments of life. He accidentally joins a local TV program and a series of on-air mishaps threaten to shatter his identity, sending him on a journey of self-discovery.”
