Mark Hogan of Spin magazine commented that the best part of the song was its outro, as it included 'contemplative piano reminiscent of the Twin Peaks theme.' Russ Fischer of /Film was more critical of the song, explaining that 'this one doesn’t do as much for me, as has the tenor of a lot of end credit songs that are tailored to be broadly appealing. The Huffington Post compared it to the songs of Florence + The Machine, while Stereogum's Tom Breihan called it a 'slow, stately, and gorgeous' collaboration. Obviously, we would have preferred it not to get out so.The Express Tribune encouraged viewers of Oblivion to 'stick around for the credits that are set to M83’s brilliant title song.' Moviefone's Drew Taylor opined that it 'might be the best theme song since 'Skyfall'. We're happy to hear everybody is enjoying the tracks. We obviously couldn't help noticing that the record has leaked early and that some of you have already heard it. Hi Everyone, Hope all is well as we roll into another weekend. Listen free to Phoenix – Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix (Lisztomania, 1901 and more).While they have released such critically acclaimed records as United and Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix, they are best known for their singles 'If I Ever Feel Better', 'Lisztomania', ' Too Young' and '1901'. Phoenix is an indie pop band from Versailles, France, consisting of Thomas Mars, Deck d'Arcy, Christian Mazzalai and Laurent Brancowitz.Wolfgang Amadeus is what I've been waiting for since i got sucked into 'United'. You need to listen to the quality of this band to truly understand. Phoenix has created a unique sound that's just so pleasing to the ear that words just don't do it justice.A voiceover touted the SRX as “the Cadillac of crossovers,” a description that worked just as well for the song in the ad.
For one luxury automaker, it was out with “Rock And Roll,” in with French indie pop. Soon you could hear “1901” in both Gossip Girl and the rebooted Melrose Place, in PlayStation ads and PlayStation games alike. (Watching them kick out the jams before Crystal Castles and Girl Talk was the highlight of my one and only trip to Bonnaroo choosing the aforementioned MGMT over Nine Inch Nails was my biggest mistake.) Thus, the eventual onslaught of syncs felt inevitable.
They maintained a ridiculous schedule throughout 2009, appearing on every late-night TV show and at seemingly every festival in the world.
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