It would seem that the Young Turks label is on a spectacular roll at the moment. If I were them I would a lottery ticket. First The xx, then Glasser, SBTRKT and now Creep.
'Days' bursts into life with what, to be honest, is a pretty naff, curly synth sound that belongs in Blakes 7 (ask yer dad) before settling into a menancing synth bass groove and Remy Madley Croft's dulcet tones. It's cold wave-y and austere musically but the vocal is, in stark contrast, warm and intimate.
A swoonsome brush of shimmering guitar adds colour and the track shifts in intensity, creating a mood of late night, sodium-lit contemplation.
It's a real grower and a fine, fine track.
Available to buy with, like, money and shit direct from the Young Turks webshop.
YT053 - Creep - Days by Young Turks
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Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Creep 'Days (featuring Remy Madley Croft of The xx)' (Young Turks, 2010) (Stream)
Labels:
2010,
Alternative Dancefloor,
Electronica,
Young Turks
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