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posted June 17, 2010

"Burning," Mogwai's concert film collaboration with Vincent Moon and Nathanael Le Scouarnac will be getting screen time around the US this fall. Following its release on August 24th (packaged with accompanying live album Special Moves), there will be full screenings of the film in multiple locations around the country. More cities are going to be announced over the coming weeks so please stay tuned for more details.
For Parisian visionaries Moon and Le Scouarnec (REM: Supernatural Superserious; Take-Away Shows), the three night residency they recorded at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg in early 2009 presents itself as a 45-minute modern, urban noir thriller through the electrifying streets of New York. In grainy black and white, the show unfolds. The band make their way through a rain-washed Manhattan as ‘I'm Jim Morrison, I'm Dead' hovers like a commuter's soundtrack in the background.
A Mogwai gig is an experience of the senses, and "Burning" comes as close to the real thing as one could ever hope. As the opening quote to the bands debut album Young Team, a recording of a Norwegian fan reading a review of the band, suggests: "this music is bigger than words, wider than pictures; if the stars had a sound, they would sound like this." Yes, that they would...
Public Screening Dates in North America
Tracklists:
Special Moves
Extra tracks on vinyl and CD download
"Burning"