'Warpaint- Warpaint at Rough Trade Sessions' 

I AM DEFINITELY going to give that a tryƪ(‾.‾“)┐(~‾▿‾)~

Im doing this about a year, but i listen everyda lol keeps my heart heat

Hope you’re doing well, bro ❤️

Never too late.

I thought I was late when I discovered them in 2013. But, yes, never too late.

Molko my favourite moment is from the 5:00 min mark on.. wicked chord progressions!

Molko DRUMMMMM........ @1:32

My fave part is from 0:00-6:21

yes i only just discovered them recently because my friend recommended them to me and now i love them sm🙏

SO much so - very often. These series are simply perfection!

Warpaint's Rough Trade Sessions performances are all-time classics.

I showed the Disco//very music video to my friends that are obsessed with mainstream pop music and had been watching the incredibly stylized music videos of Beyonce, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry for hours. For whatever reason, though, they just could not handle the Warpaint music video. It's actually just the band singing the song in slow motion and dancing on a street, but for whatever reason that was "too weird," for them.

Compared to the choreographed backing dancers, high production antics, etc. that Britney Spears or Katy Perry are known for, I can see that coming off as strange. Good? Sure, but definitely a little unusual. More authentic too. They move the way they naturally please rather than a rehearsed dance.

My friends have a broader, more far reaching music appreciation. You might consider reaching out to some new friends...

thats correct

10 years listening to this gem.

Me too. It very nostalgic for me. I used to listen to the Rough Trade Session like my life depended on it, especially this one. I spoke with Emily after the 15th anniversary show in 2019 and she told me they played Warpaint because I requested it on IG and I had to choke back tears. I 100% cried a little when they played it too of course. This band has been so monumentally important to me.

Sev Frost a

They all are.

You nailed it. They sometimes sound like Tool, especially in the way that the bass and drums "experiment" and change constantly during a song. It's thrillingly different and thrillingly great.

I'm reminded more of a British band called Dark Star, that came out in 1998/1999

Flor Garrido can you pass me this video? I have a lot of their videos if you want to trade.

The video came as a bonus when you downloaded the session, and I recently discovered it’s still in my iTunes library in the same damn quality. Maybe now that they are back with Rough Trade we can pester the label for an HD version. Can’t see why they would only film one song in a lower quality.

Try Esben and The Witch, DIIV, Massive Attack, and maybe Savages.