One of this decade's prime musical motifs was a renewed interest in so-called 80's retro, sometimes painfully so. But this song may be the look-back's crowning achievement. Given the recent passing of John Hughes, a muse of sorts for M83, one would like to think "Kim and Jessie" could have been his final movie's central montage.
Why listen? A lesson in the musical possibilities of electronica. What the artist can conceive, the musician/programmer can achieve. M83's "Kim and Jessie" is a flawless example of synth-shoegaze bliss.
Why listen? A lesson in the musical possibilities of electronica. What the artist can conceive, the musician/programmer can achieve. M83's "Kim and Jessie" is a flawless example of synth-shoegaze bliss.
Something else? "Run Into Flowers," "Don't Save Us From The Flames," "Graveyard Girl," "We Own the Sky," and "Coleurs."
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