Dirty Projectors, Hot Chip, Japandroids And More
Clockwise from upper left: Sarah Jaffe, Hot Chip, Bobby Womack, Dirty Projectors.
This week on All Songs Considered, Bob Boilen and Jacob Ganz go globe-hopping to find new music from familiar faces: Canada's Japandroids, with punk music that doesn't just want to punch you in the face; New York's Dirty Projectors, whose members mix familiar elements from different eras to create something new and strange; and London's Hot Chip, those nerds who just wanna dance. Also on this episode: the return and revival of soul singer Bobby Womack, Peter Broderick's sweeping tribute to artist Colin Kenniff, singer-songwriter Sarah Jaffe getting inspired by a set of pawn-shop drums, and tropical garage rock from the band Bayatas.
New Music From Hot Chip, Dirty Projectors And More
Japandroids
- Album: Celebration Rock
- Song: The House That Heaven Built
Learn more about this release on the band's website.
Dirty Projectors
- Album: Swing Lo Magellan
- Song: Gun Has No Trigger
Learn more about this release on the band's website.
Bayatas
- Album: The Hand Effect/What Is The Dream
- Song: The Hand Effect
Learn more about this release on the band's Tumblr.
Bobby Womack
- Album: The Bravest Man In The Universe
- Song: Please Forgive My Heart
Learn more about this album on the artist's website.
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