Mammal hosts a bevy of arts-oriented nightlife events ranging from standard visual arts exhibition openings to bounce dance nights (proceeded by how-to workshops, natch) to a guy "playing forks" into a distortion mic.
The place is a hangout for musicians, and two of those who died played klezmer, the bouncing, joyous dance romp rooted in Eastern European folk, and in a Racer house band called "God's Favorite Beefcake".
The clip helps bring Nokia's evocative lyrics about a female-centered utopia to life with images of a tribe of women bouncing in dance circles, picking berries in a fairyland forest, and searching for treasures in a stream.
They're solo acts or minimal bands, often with a laptop at their core, and they trade on memories of electropop from the 1980s, with bouncing, blipping dance-music hooks (and often weaker lead voices).
Start a dance party with Shamir as he bounces around a Dance Dance Revolution-like inspired gridded dance floor, where every click produces a separate beat and verse.
They bounce, clap, dance – responding in ways that involve their whole bodies.
Here the witches actually dance, bouncing on their feet and looking rather dotty.
A man in a crisp checked shirt gets up and starts to dance, bouncing out a complicated bumbumBAM bumbumBAM with his feet, moving as smoothly as a Martha Graham dancer, hitting the floor on the downbeat.
Bouncing on the dance floor like a lead balloon, this heaving blob of a character, known as Sugar Bear, opens a gaping fissure with each collision and ends up squashing a bystander flatter than a pancake.
These kinds of rap songs bloom the way disco and hair-metal sides once did: they are mainly worth their reactions in clubs and at concerts, inherently kinetic, meant for bouncing around a dance floor or in the backseat of a car.
Volunteers steamed hot dogs and buns and gave them out with chips and drinks while a DJ played and the young and not-so-young bounced and danced to Mary J. Blige and go-go band Rare Essence.
