The dazzling tracks on the forthcoming LP, Does You Inspire You [preorder] from Brooklyn's Chairlift drift from delicate folktronica (Earwig Town) to stylish synth-pop (Bruises, Evident Utensil) to dreamy post-punk (Territory).
The album's climax, Planet Health [video below], perfectly combines lead singer Caroline Polachek's ethereal vocals (Kate Bush, Joanna Newsom) with a hypnotic melody that reminds me of The Cure and The Cocteau Twins.Earwig Town mp3 Removed upon requestBruises mp3 Removed upon request
Evident Utensil mp3
Evident Utensil (MGMT Remix) mp3
Does You Inspire You [buy] Tracklisting:
Garbage
Planet Health
Earwig Town
Bruises
Somewhere Around Here
Evident Utensil
Territory
Make Your Mind Up
Don't Give A Damn
Chameleon Closet
Ceiling Wax
Garbage
Planet Health
Earwig Town
Bruises
Somewhere Around Here
Evident Utensil
Territory
Make Your Mind Up
Don't Give A Damn
Chameleon Closet
Ceiling Wax
Chairlift: Planet Health Video
My Big Bonus MP3s Strike Again:
Kate Bush: Running Up That Hill mp3
Joanna Newsom: Sadie mp3
The Cure: Plainsong mp3
The Cocteau Twins: This Love mp3













1 comments:
great post! though, just an FYI - "This Love" is not a Cocteau Twins track. It's by Craig Armstrong, featuring Liz Fraser on vocals.
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