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Motion Sickness [ 5:20] ███ ███ 2. How Do You Do [ 4:45] ███ ███ 3. Don't Deny Your Heart [ 4:31] ███ ███ 4. Look At Where We Are [ 3:59] ███ ███ 5. These Chains [ 4:15] ███ ███ 6. Night And Day [ 4:30] ███ ███ 7. Flutes [ 7:05] ███ ███ 8. Now There Is Nothing [ 3:59] ███ ███ 9. Ends Of The Earth [ 5:40] ███ ███ 10. Let Me Be Him [ 7:40] ███ ███ 11. Always Be Your Love [ 5:04] ███ ███ 12. Look At Where We Are (Major Lazer Remix) [ 4:15] ███ ███ 13. Night And Day (2 Bears Featuring Trim Edit) [ 4:39] ███ ███ 14. How Do You Do (Todd Terje Remix) [ 9:09] ███ ███ ███ ███ ------- ███ ███ 01:14:51 ███ ▓██▌ ▐██▓ ▓██ ██▓ ░ ▀▀▓▄▄▄ ▄███▄▄ ▄▄███▄ ▄▄▄▓▀▀ ░ ░ ▀▀▓█▄ ▄▓ ▀▓█▌ ▀▄ ▄▀ ▐█▓▀ ▓▄ ▄█▓▀▀ ░ ▀▀▄▄ ░██▒ █▌ ▄█▓ ▀▒▓▄ ▄▓▒▀ ▓█▄ ▐█ ▒██░ ▄▄▀▀ ██▓▄▓██ ▀ ▄█▀▄▒██▀▀▀▀▀▀▀█▄▀█▄▄█▀▄█▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀██▒▄▀█▄ ▀ ██▓▄▓██ ███░ ▀█▄ ▄▓▀ ▀▀▄ ▀▀ ▄▀▀ ▀▓▄ ▄█▀ ░███ ▄█▓▀ ░ ▀░ ▓▀▄▄▀▀▄ R E L E A S E N O T E S ▄▀▀▄▄▀▓ ░▀ ░ ▀▓█▄ ▄██▀ █▀ ░ ░ ▀█ ▀██▄ ███ ██▓ ███ A&CMX059 ███ ███ ███ ███ https://twitter.com/hot_chip ███ ███ https://soundcloud.com/hot_chip ███ ███ https://www.facebook.com/hotchip ███ ███ https://myspace.com/hotchip ███ ███ ███ ███ It's easy to forget that, when they first started out, Hot Chip ███ ███ operated with a devilish grin. "I'm like Stevie Wonder/ but I ███ ███ can see things," Alexis Taylor sang on "Keep Fallin'", from the ███ ███ band's 2004 debut, Coming on Strong. In the same breath he ███ ███ compared himself and compatriot Joe Goddard to Gene and Dean ███ ███ Ween: "We're like brothers who make records who can't play ███ ███ things." There was a boast about blasting Yo La Tengo from ███ ███ expensive cars, a heartbroken lament centered around prepackaged ███ ███ macaroni and cheese, and a cheeky proclamation about remembering ███ ███ Prince play with Vanity 6 when the narrator was still in ███ ███ diapers. And, I mean, that album title: If naming a fairly ███ ███ minimalistic, handmade electro-soul album Coming on Strong isn't ███ ███ having a laugh, then I don't know what is. ███ ███ ███ ███ Over the years, Hot Chip retained their sense of humor, largely ███ ███ in the visual sense (funhouse torture devices, boy bands getting ███ ███ attacked by laser beams), but something not-so-funny also ███ ███ started to take place: As they perfected a savvy alchemy of ███ ███ dance and modern pop, their music became more serious. Amidst ███ ███ the big, beating heaters, dancefloor deconstructions, and ███ ███ "Simpsons"-soundtracking anthems, there emerged sincere ███ ███ ruminations on love, protection, and the pleasure that one ███ ███ derives from simply experiencing life, all of which were fully ███ ███ realized on 2010's excellent One Life Stand. The band's most ███ ███ concise and uniformly gorgeous album to date, One Life Stand ███ ███ also represented Hot Chip's most clear-eyed material yet, ███ ███ suggesting that the group was, somewhat soberly, growing up. ███ ███ Luckily, growing up in Hot Chip's world is a fucking blast. In ███ ███ Our Heads, the group's fifth full-length, is their most playful ███ ███ and colorful record yet, an album-length manifestation of that ███ ███ "sounds of the studio" game that cut straight through the middle ███ ███ of "Shake a Fist". Fittingly, the record that In Our Heads bears ███ ███ most resemblance to in Hot Chip's catalog is the one that bore ███ ███ that single, 2008's Made in the Dark. That album's audacious ███ ███ genre-flaunting was softly tsk-tsk'd at the time of release for ███ ███ being too uneven and grab-baggy, but its bold charms have lent ███ ███ it a fond longevity. In Our Heads is similarly shaggy-- it kicks ███ ███ off with a tuba-heavy anthem and sails off into the sunset in ███ ███ delicious, wispy yacht-rock glory, with nine detailed detours in ███ ███ between-- but the upward progression in quality from One Life ███ ███ Stand is apparent. The songwriting is as strong and intricate ███ ███ than on 2006's classic The Warning, even if it takes a few ███ ███ listens for the finer points to sink in. ███ ███ ███ ███ A good word to describe One Life Stand's overall vibe was ███ ███ "devotional," where the practice of worship was solemn and the ███ ███ higher power being worshiped was love, whether for a partner or ███ ███ your fellow man. In its own way, In Our Heads is a religious ███ ███ album, too, a fact that could be gleaned before hearing a single ███ ███ note, courtesy of the colorful cover art and inside-package ███ ███ designs that strongly resemble stained glass. On this ███ ███ collection, worship is celebratory, a point driven home by the ███ ███ LP's mission statement tucked within the sped-up house of "How ███ ███ Do You Do?": "A church is not for praying/ It's for celebrating ███ ███ the light that bleeds through the pain." Clubgoing agnostics ███ ███ might stay in forever as an act of protest, but the act of ███ ███ believing in something-- whether everlasting love, family, ███ ███ finality, or the essence of self-- is presented throughout as ███ ███ euphoria, the absolute definition of getting high off your own ███ ███ supply. ███ ███ ███ ███ More than anything else, Hot Chip believe in music itself. On ███ ███ the outset, that statement comes across as a tad obvious, ███ ███ considering the band's career-long demonstration of impeccably ███ ███ executed taste has lent them the somewhat double-edged tag of ███ ███ "your favorite music nerd's favorite band." However, In Our ███ ███ Heads' benevolent generosity stretches beyond well-placed ███ ███ reference points, becoming an act of celebration that relates to ███ ███ making music. Joe Goddard told us back in March that much of the ███ ███ album's inspiration came from the "ecstatic moments" found on ███ ███ maxi-12" extended mixes from the 1980s. Although the slow jams ███ ███ on display (especially the affecting closer "Always Been Your ███ ███ Love", featuring Gang Gang Dance's Lizzi Bougatsos on backing ███ ███ vocals) find the band further spinning their love of R&B and ███ ███ soft-rock staples into the type of sonic gold that would be ███ ███ impressive on its own, it's the psychedelic blowout of In Our ███ ███ Heads' back half, which nicely compliments the front end's ███ ███ squelchy pop pleasures, that embraces that extended-mix ideal. ███ ███ ███ ███ There's the dark, swirling techno of "Flutes", the ███ ███ up-with-movement electro-gospel of "Ends of the Earth", and, ███ ███ most notably, "Let Me Be Him". The song's a seven-minute-plus ███ ███ odyssey that lovingly glides through miles of endless warmth, ███ ███ its final destination a tropical utopia slathered in snatches of ███ ███ Balearic guitar that drip with sticky nectar. "Let Me Be Him" is ███ ███ one of the finest songs Hot Chip have put to tape, and from ███ ███ Goddard's lyrical genuflection to a higher power to an ███ ███ Alexis-sung line that doubles as a plea for fertile creativity ███ ███ ("Work hard, play hard at work/ Lend me your ideas/ But not too ███ ███ fully formed"), it beats with a bejeweled heart. ███ ███ ███ ███ As a culture, dance music is sometimes perceived to be ███ ███ exclusionary, but its most basic pleasures lie in the escapism ███ ███ that the raw materials provide. Whether you're getting pummeled ███ ███ by a club's soundsystem or enjoying the comforts that a decent ███ ███ pair of headphones provide, the right tune can turn you ███ ███ starry-eyed, wiping your mind totally blank and making you happy ███ ███ to be alive just so you could be present to experience that very ███ ███ moment. Hot Chip understand that feeling, and through the broad ███ ███ populist strokes that frequently make up their work, they want ███ ███ everyone to experience it. That's why they're an important band, ███ ███ but In Our Heads isn't the work of a band that's attempting to ███ ███ assert its relevance. It's a meditation on positivity, a ███ ███ hedonistic joyride that isn't afraid to get deep, and a reminder ███ ███ that any band-- any album, any song-- can be your life, even for ███ ███ just a moment. Hot Chip do this for themselves, but also, for ███ ███ us. ███ ███ ███ ███ By Larry Fitzmaurice [http://pitchfork.com/] ███ ███ ███ ███ ███ ███ Ha llegado la hora de darle la bienvenida al quinto disco de la ███ ███ banda inglesa Hot Chip. El tφtulo de este material es In Our ███ ███ Heads. El disco fue grabado en Londres y producido por la banda. ███ ███ Hot Chip estß integrada por Joe Goddard, Alexis Taylor, Feliz ███ ███ Martin, Al Doyle y Owen Clarke, quienes, consistentemente, a lo ███ ███ largo de su carrera han logrado con su m·sica una interesante ███ ███ mezcla de soul, R&B, gospel, Detroit House, disco y funk. Sin ███ ███ duda la banda ha creado un sonido ·nico que es fßcil de ███ ███ identificar. Desde el a±o 2004 Hot Chip ha lanzado discos ███ ███ ambiciosos y creativos en la m·sica y en el contenido lφrico, ███ ███ creando un fino y mel≤dico electro pop. La agrupaci≤n inglesa ███ ███ apareci≤ en la escena con su disco debut Coming On Strong, el ███ ███ cual fue seguido por The Warning, disco que obtuvo una ███ ███ nominaci≤n para el prestigioso Mercury Music Prize. Le sigui≤ en ███ ███ 2008 el disco Made In The Dark, el cual incluye el Θxito ôReady ███ ███ Fort The Floorö, nominado al premio Grammy. 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