C’était un rendez-vous is a 1976 short film by Claude Lelouch. The plot is pretty simple: Lelouch mounted a camera onto the front of a Ferrari 275 GTB (Lelouch later revealed it was a Mercedes 450 SEL, with Ferrari engine and braking noises dubbed over) and had a friend – a professional Formula 1 pilot – speed through the streets of Paris at 5:30 in the morning racing through red lights, and nearly clipping pedestrians and taking out whole flocks of pigeons, etc… They were unable to get a permit to close the streets, but supposedly had people on CB radios at intersections to make sure the driver would run red lights unscathed. Either way, the driver had balls of steel, and the film itself is pretty kickass.

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I can describe These New Puritans as being somewhere between Björk’s wind instrument-happy film music, Massive Attack’s slightly depressing tracks, and Friendly Fires’ unrestrained indie; especially their seven and a half minute We Want War, which has a great video directed by Daniel Askill. Their second album, Hidden will be out in January.

Check out last week’s Moff here.

Massive Attack returns with a new video starring aged and dishevelled porn star, Georgina Spelvin, with a cameo by one of the stars of Deepthroat, Harry Reems. The music is pretty kickass, and it’s now almost certain that come February 8th, we’ll feast our ears on a great album.

Warning: NSFW

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