Temporary Pleasure

Simian Mobile Disco
Temporary Pleasure

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Release date: 14/Aug/2009
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Style: Other Pop
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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Cream Dream (Featuring Gruff Rhys)
1.2 Audacity of Huge (Featuring Chris Keating)
1.3 10000 Horses Can't Be Wrong
1.4 Cruel Intentions (Featuring Beth Ditto)
1.5 Off the Map (Featuring Jamie Lidell)
1.6 Synthesise
1.7 Bad Blood (Featuring Alexis Taylor)
1.8 Turn Up the Dial (Featuring Young Fathers)
1.9 Ambulance
1.10 Pinball (Featuring Telepathe)
Number of discs: 1
Description:Simian Mobile Disco release a brand-new album 'Temporary Pleasure, which includes the single 'Audacity of Huge' featuring vocals from Chris Keating from the critically acclaimed Yeasayer. 'Temporary Pleasure' was recorded at the bands studio in east London throughout 2008 and 2009, when the band weren't busy touring their live show, DJ'ing and producing. As well as representing the best of UK dance music the record contains some staggering pop anthems, featuring vocal contributions from the likes of Jamie Lidell, Telepathe, the Gossip's Beth Ditto, Super Furry Animals' Gruff Rhys and Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor. Wichita. 2009.
? &© 2009 Simian Mobile Disco under exclusive license to Wichita Recordings Ltd. Housed in a super jewel box.
No. of tracks: 10
Manufacturer No.: WEBB216CD
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Jeremy Moehlmann - 14/Jan/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
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Joe Rivers - 02/Dec/2009 4 of 5 Stars!
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Andrew Winistorfer - 17/Sep/2009 4 of 5 Stars!
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Stéphane Girard - 15/Sep/2009 3 of 5 Stars!
Simian Mobile Disco's second long player, Temporary Pleasure, is deservingly touted as a "pop" album: Almost all tracks feature a guest vocalist and m...

Jess Harvell - 03/Sep/2009 3 of 5 Stars!
When it comes to making pleasure-centric middlebrow pop-dance albums, you can't fault Simian Mobile Disco's instincts. Vocalists are good. Filler is b...

Barney McCarthy - 27/Aug/2009 3 of 5 Stars!
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Spencer Kornhaber - 25/Aug/2009 
In case the 2007 song title “Tits & Acid” wasn’t warning enough, Simian Mobile Disco’s second-album moniker should drive home the electro duo’s no...

Max Raymond - 24/Aug/2009 3 of 5 Stars!
Given how much James Ford has done in the last year on production duties, namely with the last two Arctic Monkeys albums and being heavily involved wi...

Clare Halls - 20/Aug/2009 4 of 5 Stars!
As not to say this album isn't a daring step towards the forefront of British dance music, Simian Mobile Disco are without a beat of a doubt heading f...