Available for download from 16th March 2015. 

From the debut album 'When Shadows Return To The Sea', coming 6th April 2015.

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Slow are the days;
Come quickly, slowly
Melting in ways
We can't control

One day the same,
Then oh-so-suddenly
Everything changed
As my back was turned

Tell me who...
Tell me who changed the clocks?

Counting the hours
To final freedom
When will they come
To take you away?

Staring at death;
The highest kingdom
With your breath,
You find your way

Tell me who...
Tell me who changed the clocks?

Tell me who...

Who Changed The Clocks?

New original. Been sitting on this one a while. Did the whole project myself, hope you like it!

Reckless

Phil Riley wrote this song, but his description was so up his arse, let's just say it's about a wonderful dream, and not about the weather,

Raining Love

Kathleen

Alexis Taylor announces Listen With(out) Piano, a companion album to his 2016 record Piano. Released March 3rd 2017 via Moshi Moshi, Listen With(out) Piano features new versions by artists including Papa M (David Pajo), Green Gartside (Scritti Politti), Spring Heel Jack, Beatrice Dillon, Brian DeGraw (Gang Gang Dance), which can be played on their own, or at the same time as the songs on Piano, to create a brand new listening experience. 

The album features the work of eleven of Alexis’s favourite musicians, handpicked to create new tracks designed to work in response to the songs on Piano, the third solo album by the Hot Chip frontman. Though the record can be synched with the original Piano recordings by playing both albums on two devices simultaneously, the tracks on Listen With(out) Piano can be also be enjoyed as original songs on their own merits.

Alexis Taylor - Repair Man (Blended mix - Green Gartside/Alexis Taylor)

Angel Of Fire (M)

A slice of pure bluesy gospel groove from Leicester's very own Guano.

This World Is Not My Home

A musician of electic taste, seeks to allow the song to be the song, and let those who wish to label and categorise do so on their own time. That said, for ease of sifting through my stuff, I have cowtowed to the format, and put in the style which closest represents each song's content.

This World Is Not My Home

Simon Faulks