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Credits
Recorded live at Lindfield Studios
Photo by Charlie Hardy

Come On Let's Go (Broadcast Cover)

Black Cat - Broadcast

Greys cover Stereolab's "The Noise Of Carpet." Their debut album "If Anything" is out now.

Buy the album here:
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Greys - The Noise Of Carpet (Stereolab cover)

Most of the chops lowered a whole step while others remain at their orignal pitch

Sample: Stereolab - Rainbo Conversation

Anglo-French avant-pop group Stereolab have been hailed as one of the most influential and fiercely independent groups of the 90s. As one of the guest curators of Le Guess Who? 2023, the group performed as closing act of the festival.

Recorded at TivoliVredenburg's Ronda on Sunday, 12 November 2023. 

Lætitia Sadier - Vocals / Guitar / Keyboards
Timothy Gane - Guitar 
Andrew Ramsay - Drums 
Joseph Watson - Keyboards 
Xavier Muñoz Guimera - Bass

Audio recording by Philip ten Brink and Marc Broer
Mix by Marc Broer
Photography by Tim van Veen

Stereolab - Miss Modular

trippy edit of the great band The Wake from Glasgow

The Wake - Melancholy Man (pure seed's trippy edit)

Open it up 
Rip through my chest 
I hope that your’e at peace now 
Separate my blood from my pain
Remove all my worries put it to rest 
Discard the less I feel like trash now 
Beg for it all to come to and end 
To an end 

Pick up the pieces 
Don’t let them all fall back down 
Between the seasons I can feel so hopeless now 
We can all feel so hopeless deep down 
In all our minds it can be so hard to try 

Open it up 
Rip through my chest 
I hope that your’e at peace now 
Separate my blood from my pain
Remove all my worries put it to rest 
Discard the less I feel like trash now 
Beg for it all to come to and end 

With open arms I embrace this loss 
Another loss I wear on my heart 
Give em hell kid you were a loss 
Give em hell kid you were a loss 
Give em hell kid you were a loss 

Open it up 
Rip through my chest 
I hope that your’e at peace now 
Separate my blood from my pain
Remove all my worries put it to rest 
Discard the less I feel like trash now 
Beg for it all to come to and end

Embrace  (prod. bierkbeats)

Mad Lucas (The Breeders)

Massive Attack - Man Next Door

“Chasing a Bee” [Mercury Rev cover]


Limited edition blue vinyl 7” (1000 copies only) exclusively for Record Store Day. Features two tracks from 2 remarkable concerts at Melbourne Recital Centre in November 2011 and The Barbican Centre, London in January 2010 celebrating the legacy of one of England’s most revered singer/songwriters, Nick Drake.

Melbourne duo, Luluc lend a potent melancholia to Drake’s ‘Things Behind The Sun’ (from his third and final 1972 album ‘Pink Moon’) whilst exclusive to this 7”, the highly acclaimed Irish singer Lisa Hannigan presents an evocative rendition of ‘At The Chime Of A City Clock’ (from his second, ‘Bryter Layter,’ 1970).

‘Things Behind The Sun’ is taken from the forthcoming album, ‘Way To Blue : The Songs Of Nick Drake’ (released 15th April 2013).
Luluc’s forthcoming album was produced by Aaron Dessner of The National.

Nick Drake is an unlikely romantic hero. In the 1970s he was a minor English singer and songwriter who peddled a lyrical brand of introspection that earned him a small but devoted following and few record sales. Dogged by depression and embittered by his lack of success, he died of an overdose in 1974, virtually unknown and unnoticed. He left an amazing legacy - a handful of recordings of his sparsely beautiful songs across just three albums, less than two hours of music. But over the ensuing decades, the enduring potency of these songs has ensured Drake's reputation as one of the UK's truly great musical talents.

Tracks: A) Luluc : Things Behind The Sun / AA) Lisa Hannigan : At The Chime Of A City Clock


Luluc - Things Behind The Sun (Nick Drake cover, live recording)

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