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23 hours ago · Cut to the present, and you can barely swing a cat without hitting a band who proudly proclaim Talking Heads as one of their biggest influences. London’s MOTH Club even hosts a semi-regular ‘David Byrne’s Night’, where everyone from Shame to Sports Team has taken a turn at a Talking Heads cover or two.
3 days ago · Talking Heads, American art rock band that was popular in the late 1970s and ’80s. They used the ironic sensibilities of modern art and literature to subvert rock and then embraced dance rhythms to alter it even further. Their songs included ‘Psycho Killer,’ ‘Once in a Lifetime,’ and ‘Burning Down the House.’
- Ira A. Robbins
1 day ago · Where many artists on this compilation sound like covering their songs was a chore or an in-and-out cash-grab, Paramore dress “Burning Down the House” up just as the Talking Heads did 40 years ...
2 days ago · Overall, Everyone’s Getting Involved serves as a sign of just how influential the Talking Heads’ have been over the years. While nobody can entirely live up to the might of Stop Making Sense’s boundless creativity and bubbling communal euphoria, it’s commendable to see so many stars eagerly embracing the off-beat icons.
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7 hours ago · The tribute album was distributed via A24, as an honorary record celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Talking Heads' iconic 1984 concert film Stop Making Sense.. A24 also successfully restored ...
23 hours ago · There might be a few Talking Heads tribute albums out there, but none have had such a buzz created about them than this latest one, with a specific theme devoted to one of the best live music documentaries out there, The Talking Heads’ Stop Making Sense.
3 days ago · There are beautiful, skillful, poignant highlights throughout. In general, the less well-known, and new, names feel a greater debt than some of the other artists. Not coincidentally, that is where most of the gems are. Other artists seem to feel that the Talking Heads make them want to make music that sounds like all their other music.
