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Fantasy Black Channel (CD)

By: Late Of The Pier (Artist)


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Late Of The Pier Artist Snapshot:

British dance-rock act Late of the Pier mix New Wave revivalism in the style of the Killers and the Kaiser Chiefs with a more aggressive dance-oriented sound reminiscent of Ratatat or Justice. After an increasingly successful series of singles, Late of the Pier made their full-length debut with 2008's FANTASY BLACK CHANNEL on Parlophone Records. It attracted enough attention as an import that Astralwerks released the album in the United States the following year.


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DISC 1 for Fantasy Black Channel (CD) Album By Late Of The Pier (Artist)
1   Hot Tent Blues
2   Broken
3   Space And The Woods
4   Bears Are Coming, The
5   Random Firl
6   Heartbeat
7   Whitesnake
8   VW
9   Focker
10   Enemy Are The Future, The
11   Mad Dogs And Englishmen
12   Bathroom Gurgle / No Time
 

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Review

Spin (p.90) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[The debut] offers a fabulous simulation of '80s new wave, with burping, sputtering synths and sleazy, Bowie-inspired crooning from frontman Sam Eastgate."
Alternative Press (p.101) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Late Of The Pier are blatant sonic time-bandits, lifting the best parts of the past 30 years of rock history with the some vintage synthesizers in tow."
Blender (Magazine) (p.65) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[With] blue-sky ELO harmonies, Bloc Party/Franz Ferdinand four-on-the-floor punk and a dozen flavors of squishy synth scuzz."
Clash (magazine) (p.71) - Ranked #3 in Clash's "The 40 Best Albums of 2008" -- "FANTASY BLACK CHANNEL is the culmination of trial and error, direction and experimentation, and bold dance and rock ethics."

Title Note

Produced by renowned London-based DJ Erol Alkan, FANTASY BLACK CHANNEL is the debut album by the club-minded British indie-rock act Late of the Pier. Eagerly embracing a chilly New Wave aesthetic, the band is led by vocalist Samuel Eastgate, who energetically channels Roxy Music's Bryan Ferry on the punchy dance numbers "The Bears Are Coming" and "Heartbeat."



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