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Play It Again Sam
Release date: 01/Apr/2010
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Description:Art Direction, Design: Liz Harry, Composed By, Written-By, Producer: Andy Spence, Composed By, Written-By, Producer: Tahita Bulmer, Drums: Sarah Jones (3), Drums [Additional]: Sarah Jones (3), Engineer [Drums]: Tom Stanley, Mixed By: Craig Silvey, Photography By: Mark McNulty (3), Piano [Extra Piano]: Lou Hayter, Recorded By [Drums]: Alan O'Connell, Saxophone: Pete Fraser, Vocals [Extra Vocals]: Lou Hayter, Vocals [Extra Vocals]: Sarah Jones (3), Vocals [Extra Vox]: Morgan Quaintance, Voice [Heys]: Morgan Quaintance, Labelcode 39123292 (NYPCCD030, NYPCCD030), Phonographic Copyright (p) The Numbers, Copyright (c) The Numbers, Manufactured By [PIAS] Entertainment Group, Distributed By [PIAS] Entertainment Group, Marketed By [PIAS] Entertainment Group, Recorded At The Glue Factory, Recorded At The Fish Factory (2), Glass Mastered At Sony DADC, Southwater
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Jackson White - 20/May/2010 5 of 5 Stars!
The Road. There are a variety of reasons for this, among them impeccable narration, interesting themes, and a personal, peculiar fascination for anyth...

Anna Deem - 18/May/2010 2 of 5 Stars!
Somebody needs to tell New Young Pony Club that the British dancey post-punk scene died several years ago, when Bloc Party released their dreadful thi...

DaveyBoy - 26/Apr/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
A Girl’ near-perfectly combines the bands love of synths with more pronounced live instrumentation. The rhythm section truly shines here, while Tahita...

Ian Cohen - 25/Mar/2010 3 of 5 Stars!
Don't believe the album title, believe the album cover-- while New Young Pony Club's 2007 debut LP Fantastic Playroom may have been prefab, superfici...

Danny Wadeson - 17/Mar/2010 
So it goes that New Young Pony Club return after a rather long hiatus, hoping to remind everyone why they were so hotly tipped in the run up to their ...

John Doran - 12/Mar/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
When New Young Pony Club first released ‘Ice Cream’ on Tirk Records in 2005, it felt like they were destined to become Favourite New Band to a lot of ...

Lisa Wright - 11/Mar/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
It's 2010 and nu- rave is well and truly dead, kicked to the curb by the combined forces of a slew of new fads and a realisation that, no matter how H...

Lauren Murphy - 09/Mar/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
Although they had an enjoyable debut back in 2007, New Young Pony Club seemed like just another band 'du jour'. Three years later, they've released a ...

Ben Hewitt - 08/Mar/2010 
New Young Pony Club may not live in an age where Apollo and his ilk rule the land - no matter how much lead singer Ty Bulmer wishes she did - but ther...

Glen Byford - 07/Mar/2010 
Welcome back, New Young Pony Club.It's certainly been a while, where have you beenPotentially off somewhere having an identity crisis by the sound of...