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A week of sad bangers & baths of ecstasy (Podcast)

Hot Chip in review, Mark Ronson, Daphni’s summer festival jams & Mad Men?

Andrea and Luke are in the hot seats this week talking new releases and what’s happening in the world of music.

What’s up for discussion this week?


A few words on the passing of Phillipe Zdar and the return of Friendly Fires.

Tracks of the week:
Mark Ronson & Angel Olsen – True Blue
Maija Sofia – Edie Sedgewick
Snail Mail’s cover of Courtney Love’s song The 2nd Most Beautiful Girl In The World (not that Courtney Love!)
Daphni – Just

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Album of the week: Hot Chip – A Bath Full of Ecstasy
The UK dance band’s seventh album – is a bath full of ecstasy or a bath full of salt?

Closing chat about films Luke is watching (westerns! Clint!), Andrea’s holiday books and revisiting the historical sexism of Mad Men


Closing song: Cassius – Rock No Stop

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