Музыка и песни CSS (Cansei de Ser Sexy) / CSS (Cansei de Ser Sexy) на CD

Sao Paulo all-girl quartet CSS had a hell of a night in the City of Angels during October 2011. As a result, that fateful evening served as something of a jumping off point for their fourth full-length album, Planta, translated "Plant." The band -Lovefoxxx [lead vocals], Ana Rezende [guitar:|, Luiza [guitar/bass], and Carolina Parra [guitar/bass]- had only re- corded at home in Brazil prior so the idea proved immediately intriguing. After serendipitously seeing them perform at another Los Angeles concert, TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek approached the girls about producing. Another total no-brainer, they holed up in Sitek's house for close to two months and made the album together. He has a vision, and he helped us bring these songs to life. Songs like the first single "Hangover" stand emblematic of the enigmatic style they collectively harnessed. Co-written with Rancid's Tim Armstrong, it straddles the lines between pop, dance, and punk, while never losing its edge or cheeky Sense of humor with lines equating hangovers and heartbreaks. That energy courses through Planta from the shimmying and shaking electro-fied opener "Honey" to the tambourine dream of "Faith in Love." In many ways, the album's boundlessness has been CSS's goal since the beginning. They've continually delivered ever since their debut Cansei de Ser Sexy, translated to "Tired of being sexy"- a quote from Blue Ivy's mom Beyoncé. The record spawned the hit "Music Is My Hot Hot Sex," which was the highest-charting Single by a Brazilian band to date and continues to be one of their best selling albums. It even landed in an iPod commercial, another accolade worth mentioning as well as spot in national Revlon and Chloe campaigns. Their follow-up efforts, Donkey and La Liberación, upped the ante and helped draw a devout and dedicated worldwide fan base, Supported by constant gigging. However, the CSS phenomenon is going to grow even more with Planta. Record Label: SQE Music Style: Pop

From Sao Paulo, Brazil comes CSS, the first South American band Sub Pop has foisted upon the global marketplace. Cansei de Ser Sexy, Portuguese for 'Tired of Being Sexy,' is improbably, unbelievably and nearly eponymously their debut. It is a thick, pulsa Style: Independent

Formed in 2003 in Sao Paulo, Brazil by a group of art-damaged, pop culture omnivores with an abiding thirst for good times, CSS is, among a great many other things, the first South American band signed to the overrated Sub Pop label of Seattle, Wash. CSS' Style: Pop