Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Like, two years after the fact...

...Late of the Pier have finally gotten around to releasing a video for their current Best Song Ever™*, "Space and the Woods", and not to be all "we were there" or anything, but we saw them over a year ago and have been telling people to PLAY THIS SONG drunkenly in clubs since before them. We hope they become big (and they have time, since the median age of the band is still approximately 4).

We feel old.

:(

Here's the video. There is a half-naked redhead teenage boy at 0:20--do with that information what you will.



Because we love you so much, we are posting HERE AND NOW the brilliant c90s remix of "Space and the Woods". Yousendit.com or zShare.net: YOUR CHOICE.

Late of the Pier - Space and the Woods (c90s remix) (YSI)

Late of the Pier - Space and the Woods (c90s remix) (zShare)

*You thought we forgot about those, didn't you?

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Friday, September 14, 2007

This is the best thing in the world



Ever.

Also, LOTP have a new single out and it's called "Bathroom Gurgle" and here it is. We're fairly confident that we are breaking some sort of law, but it's only illegal if you get caught etc.

Late Of The Pier - "Bathroom Gurgle"

So so so so so good. We can't wait for LOTP to properly record and album and destroy the entire world.

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Wednesday, April 25, 2007

Late Of The Pier Play Some Festivals And Continue Being Awesome


Photo via DirtyDirtyDancing

We love Late of the Pier. We love England. And this summer, these two things will come together in glorious harmony. LOTP just posted this bulletin on MySpace:

well
i'll be updating the site later.
with some dates and things.
we got ourselves a booking agent too.
which is nice.
whats even nicer is that we'll be doing some festivals.
lots of european ones.
leeds & Reading
O2 wireless (DAFT PUNK & DEVO!!!)
Glastonbury.

yeah/

mint eh?


Mint! Indeed.

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Saturday, March 17, 2007

"Fit" DJs Remix London Teenagers For Your Electrobanging Pleasure

Every now and again, our email inbox decides to yeild something other than spam, Myspace comments and the desperate demands of some poor label intern. The other day, we got a nice little message from London-based Dj duo The C90s, with a link to their brilliant remix of Late of the Pier's "Space and the Woods". Now, "Space and the Woods" being LOTP's Best Song™, we were a little skeptical of it being rehashed. But the C90s boys knew what they were doing, apparently: their remix sounds like something MSTRKRTF would do, only it doesn't bore us to tears and make us want to shoot up every Korg in sight with an AK-47.

Late of the Pier - "Space and the Woods" (C90s Remix)

As a bonus, someone on the C90s Myspace page described the "one on the left" as "fit", which we found funny... in a good way.

We'll definitely be spinning it next time we DJ (March 31st at White Room, ahem).

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Friday, March 09, 2007

Put your hands on your waistline



We remember reading about Late of the Pier--a gangly bunch of teenage boys making Gary Numan-inspired dance songs--in an NME review of the all ages WayOutWest showcases. BAsically, the review was all like: "Don't forget this name best band ever" etc, but since the NME say shit like that even more then we do, we just made a quick mental note and moved on. WELL. We had the pleasure of catching LOTP opening for the Cribs last weekend in London, and they blew us the fuck away--and not just because their seriously mental fanbase of 16-year-olds were dancing like crazy and freaking out at the beginning of every song. And not just because the bassist was wearing some sort of corset he seemed to have fashioned out of tinfoil. And not just becuase they were playing keyboards balanced on an ironing board. Seriously. It was that awesome.

Here's the boys doing their shit at the Old Blue Last in London not too long ago.



OMG right? There's an MP3 of the song "Broken" over at Green Pea-ness that we're too lazy to upload. You should also check out the gallery of them playing at DURRR last Monday via DirtyDirtyDancing.

Next year we'll all be praying at these kids' feet so like, start early.

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