The original motion picture soundtrack for We Bought A Zoo features music by Sigur Ros front man and leading light, Jon Thor Birgisson, aka Jonsi. Composed at the personal request of We Bought A Zoo director - and hug...
Prepare to be run over by Sigur Ros.
That's because the title of the group's sixth studio album will be titled "Valtari", which allegedly translates to "steamroller" in English. The Icelandic ba...
Why do the Oscar voters hate songs so much? Once again, the music branch has shown utter contempt for contemporary songwriters as they nominated only two tunes in the best original song category out of the 39 de...
On this week's must list, blockbuster movie sequels are the name of the game, with new installments of two star-studded franchises hitting theaters around the country (though the one starring Jerry Maguire may not be ...
Tech Support inadvertently took a week off as I never did get around to writing up the Best Original Song category. No worries. Nothing has happened of note in the field all year long, really, and the conten...
While Cameron Crowe directed “We Bought A Zoo,” he and his team juggled completing this fall’s “Pearl Jam Twenty” documentary and “The Union,” his film about the making of Elt...
Ask most awards analysts who the current frontrunners for the Best Actor Oscar are, and you'll probably get some combination of the names George Clooney, Jean Dujardin and Brad Pitt. Clooney probably knows that, which...
Though Jónsi's music, both as part of Sigur Rós and on his beautiful solo album,"Go," have luscious cinematic elements, his work on Cameron Crowe’s “We Bought A Zoo” mar...
Earlier this year, we alerted you to the existence of "Inni," the new documentary on Icelandic band Sigur Ros. Now, the film is making its way around the country in varying theaters, and music from it is bei...
Sigur Ros frontman and Immaculate Noise favorite Jonsi went to the "Zoo" with famed director Cameron Crowe and came out on the other side with a new soundtrack.
Crowe's "We Bought a Zoo" features ...
