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Galore

Sound of Screams

SOUND OF SCREAMS (NIGHT WORKS' ART FOR ART'S SAKE REMIX)

Thumpers debut album 'Galore' released on May 19th (UK).
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DEVOTEE (Feat. Jena Malone)

YOLANDA (Feat. Chloe Howl)

GARGANTUA

Unkinder (A Tougher Love)

From new album WHIPPED & GLAZED, out Sept 1st.

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THUMPERS' new single UNKINDER (A TOUGHER LOVE), taken from the UNKINDER EP available from http://bit.ly/unkinder

SOUND OF SCREAMS [DEMO]

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It was either Missy Elliot's "Get UR Freak On" or "Try Again" by Aaliyah which brought me into the world of Timbaland. It was damn exciting when pop music finally got some guts, and I feel like he's the guy that really brought that infinitely layered, often aggressive drum sound to an audience outside of hip hop. He produced a few tracks on Björk's "Volta" (the record where the original comes from) and "Innocence" just really stood for me. 
Working with other artists is never very far from our minds, so when we'd decided on attempting a version of "Innocence" using exclusively drums and vocals, the only people we wanted to do it with were Gaggle. I've been a fan of theirs since their record came out, and love the menace and aggression their collective voices bring to their sound. So that atmosphere, juxtaposed with the lyrical theme of the track (which also mirrors many of Thumpers' lyrical themes) seemed a recipe for something really special. - John Hamson Jr., THUMPERS

It's 20 years since Björk released Debut and she is more challenging and more exciting than ever and we love her.  When Thumpers came to Gaggle with Innocence I was really excited to work with them both, but totally bewildered as to why they chose that track.  If you're going to cover Björk what about "Play Dead", "Human Behavior", "Bachelorette", "Hidden Place"?  Or one of my two favorite songs in the world "Who is it" and the Sugarcube's "Mama". What brought me round to working on Innocence was that it's not one of my favorites.  I hoped we in Gaggle could delicately pay homage to one of our icons and not bombastically try and tart up a big number that never needed us to touch it - because it's already perfect.  We hope people enjoy it.  Gaggle <3 Thumpers. - Deborah Coughlin, GAGGLE

Seeing Björk perform "It's Oh So Quiet" on Top of the Pops in 1995 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiD_2tE5jb0] was a pretty crazy introduction to her. I definitely remember being amazed by her screaming then but it actually wasn't until I heard "Jóga" years later that I realised just how incredible a voice she has. The vocal melodies on the whole Homogenic album are sung so gracefully and they seem so organically written, rhythm-wise - they're inseparable from the lyrics. With these rhythms I knew they just weren't songs that could have been written on one instrument, there was a spontaneous writing style there that seemed so rooted in the recording process (the backing vocals at the end of "Jóga" in particular sound so much like they've just been recorded on the spot, without lyrics, they're like an instrument part). I think that that was the main influence that Björk had on me at the time - although I loved so much else about the music too, and still do - the idea that you could improvise melodies with your voice as you went and make that your main writing instrument above everything else. - Marcus Pepperell, THUMPERS

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