This series is an attempt at applying some aspects of Tillich's theology of art to popular music. The music I have chosen is not particularly indie (what is?), but it sounded good as a title.
In spite of the numerous video-examples, posted lyrical examples and graphics, nothing I have written on this blog has gathered less interest, at least measured in comments... I wonder why this is - maybe the Tillich fans and Indie Rock fans are mutually exclusive groups. :)
Anyway, there are six parts in the series:
In spite of the numerous video-examples, posted lyrical examples and graphics, nothing I have written on this blog has gathered less interest, at least measured in comments... I wonder why this is - maybe the Tillich fans and Indie Rock fans are mutually exclusive groups. :)
Anyway, there are six parts in the series:
3 comments:
Patrik,
I like both Tillich and indie rock, and I also have read your posts with interest. Alas, as happens so rarely in my life, I find that I have absolutely nothing to say on the subject. No words come. You should not take that as a lack of interest, just a lack of interesting things to say.
What an original idea! Well played out my friend.
This is gorgeous!
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