Girls Who Play Guitars, by Maximo Park (CD single on Warp)
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Description: | CDs on Warp |
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| Format: | CD single | ||
| Label: | Warp | ||
| Price: | £2.99 | ||
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What we say
Maggie compared them with the dogshit in Armley Park which there is rather a lot of. I've just posted some through the letterbox of some ignorant venture capitalist who's just extended his hyper secure "yard" (see "Rottweiller cage") halfway into the bin yard without asking the equally useless council. Then we reckon he's done off with a load of paving slabs in retaliation from next door so the council are braying at my door for my housemate to move his broken down car so they can tarmac it over. I can't find the keys. And he's at work. For the council. And he's not allowed to answer his phone. So they have to come back tomorrow. Mundane you say? I say tragically brilliant, funny & life affirming. Like Maximo Park's 'Girls Who Play Guitars'. The opener from Clinton's "most uninspired" album of the year, this had our lass whooping with delight. Then again she is a bit dotty, like me. They say there's some mad in that magic over yonder. Multi formatted & on Waaaaaarp, home of Sheffield techno-no. B-sides are pretty sorted too! What the label says:‘Girls Who Play Guitars’ follows hot on the heels of some ecstatic festival appearances at Glastonbury, T In The Park and Oxygen and coincides with a stellar main stage slot at Reading and Leeds. Already Edith Bowman’s Single Of The Week on Radio 1, ‘Girls Who Play Guitars’ will be gracing the airwaves across the land in the same way ‘Our Velocity’ did (and that still hasn’t gone away).·With the second 7” featuring another new song in the ‘Obituary Series’ as well as two more unreleased tracks, unreleased versions of ‘Girls’ and ‘Sandblasted’, it’s yet another must-have collection of Maximo goodies. The limited 7”s will come on yellow and white vinyl. |
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