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Artist: Official Secrets Act
Title: Understanding Electricity
Label: One Little Indian
Genre: Indie
Bitrate: 197kbit av.
Time: 00:49:03
Size: 72.61 mb
Rip Date: 2009-02-20
Str Date: 2009-03-30
1. Mainstream 3:32
2. So Tomorrow 3:48
3. The Girl From The BBC 3:45
4. Little Birds 5:21
5. Hold The Line 3:42
6. A Head For Herod 6:27
7. Momentary Sanctuary 5:03
8. Bloodsport 4:54
9. Victoria 2:47
10. December 3:46
11. Under The Flightpath 5:58
Release Notes:
Four sprightly young fellows with side-partings and a penchant
for effervescent, radio-friendly pop-rock. Thomas Burke
(vocals, guitar), Lawrence Diamond (bass) and Alexander
MacKenzie (drums) formed the band at Leeds University, after
bonding over an interest in British military history. Michael
Evans (harmonium, synths) joined after catching one of their
early, exuberant gigs.
Their lyrics for starters - Take Victoria is a baroque romp
about drug-fuelled sex which involves copy trays and dressing
gowns. Elsewhere, they play with intriguing song titles such
as A Head for Herod and Momentary Sanctuary.
Imagine the pure pop moments of the Waterboys or Prefab Sprout
given a hefty dose of mood-enhancers. And, now and then, they
tip their hats to the Divine Comedy, Jacques Brel and OMD.
They are gigging widely throughout March and April. You can
hear them at www.myspace.com/officialsecretsact The single
Girl from the BBC comes out on 16 March on One Little Indian,
and their debut album, Understanding Electricity, on 30 March.
http://rapidshare.com/files/200400413/OSA-UE.rar
Please remember that ALL links must be coded including, but not limited to, e-mail addresses, passwords, and internal links. Coded for you this time. ~ thepoint
Artist: Official Secrets Act
Title: Understanding Electricity
Label: One Little Indian
Genre: Indie
Bitrate: 197kbit av.
Time: 00:49:03
Size: 72.61 mb
Rip Date: 2009-02-20
Str Date: 2009-03-30
1. Mainstream 3:32
2. So Tomorrow 3:48
3. The Girl From The BBC 3:45
4. Little Birds 5:21
5. Hold The Line 3:42
6. A Head For Herod 6:27
7. Momentary Sanctuary 5:03
8. Bloodsport 4:54
9. Victoria 2:47
10. December 3:46
11. Under The Flightpath 5:58
Release Notes:
Four sprightly young fellows with side-partings and a penchant
for effervescent, radio-friendly pop-rock. Thomas Burke
(vocals, guitar), Lawrence Diamond (bass) and Alexander
MacKenzie (drums) formed the band at Leeds University, after
bonding over an interest in British military history. Michael
Evans (harmonium, synths) joined after catching one of their
early, exuberant gigs.
Their lyrics for starters - Take Victoria is a baroque romp
about drug-fuelled sex which involves copy trays and dressing
gowns. Elsewhere, they play with intriguing song titles such
as A Head for Herod and Momentary Sanctuary.
Imagine the pure pop moments of the Waterboys or Prefab Sprout
given a hefty dose of mood-enhancers. And, now and then, they
tip their hats to the Divine Comedy, Jacques Brel and OMD.
They are gigging widely throughout March and April. You can
hear them at www.myspace.com/officialsecretsact The single
Girl from the BBC comes out on 16 March on One Little Indian,
and their debut album, Understanding Electricity, on 30 March.
http://rapidshare.com/files/200400413/OSA-UE.rar
Please remember that ALL links must be coded including, but not limited to, e-mail addresses, passwords, and internal links. Coded for you this time. ~ thepoint