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 01. Malachai "Monsters" 02. Malachai "Anne" 03. Malachai "Mid antarctica (Wearin' sandals)" 04. Malachai / Wainwright, Katy "Rainbows" 05. Malachai "In the hole" 06. Malachai "(My) ambulance" 07. Malachai "Distance" 08. Malachai "Monster" 09. Malachai "The don't just" 10. Malachai "How you write" 11. Malachai "Let 'em fall" 12. Malachai "No more rain no Maureen" 13. Malachai "Snake eyes" 14. Malachai "Hybernation"
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| | Description: | Return To The Ugly Side by Malachai, released 24 February 2011, includes the following tracks: "Mid Antarctica (wearin' Sandals)", "In The Hole", "Distance", "The Don't Just" and more.
This version of Return To The Ugly Side comes as a 1xCD. - 2011 sophomore album, the follow-up to their critically adored album Ugly Side of Love. Whilst the new album maintains their chopped up sound - a unique combination of 60's Pop-Psych and Hip Hop with a Bristolian twist Return to the Ugly Side sees a more cohesive, grown up Malachai in all their fervent duality; Scott/Gee, tunes/beats, past/present, dread/hope, ugly/beautiful.? &© 2011 Domino Recording Co. Ltd.
Mastered at Optimum Mastering.
Track 4 features a sample of "Parchment and Candles" ([url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/417091]Deke Leonard[/url]) by [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/86936]Man[/url].
Track 11 contains a sample of "Coda" performed by [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/411335]Czerwone Gitary[/url]. | | | No. of tracks: |
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Collin Anderson - 04/Mar/2011  Ugly Side of Love, the debut from Bristol duo Malachai, borrowed heavily from the birth of capital-P Psychedelia — back when it was almost indistingui...
|  | Bowlegs - 03/Mar/2011  Gary Ealey and Scott Hendy, aka Malachai, are a troublesome duo. They refuse to sit still, they have a blatant disregard for genre, and as for structu...
| | | cloudspeakers - 01/Mar/2011 Malachai release their second album, Return to the Ugly Side after 2010’s The Ugly Side of Love - ideas for future releases include The Ugly Side Stri...
| | | Luke Winkie - 01/Mar/2011 The best thing about Malachai is that they're delightfully odd. With MC Gee's ransacked drawl, the lo-fi serration of the music and their cocked-eyebr...
| | | Russell Warfield - 28/Feb/2011 You’d be pushed to find a more self assured introduction to an album than Malachai’s ‘Monsters’. Swelling with a regal crescendo of horns and strings,...
| | | Stuart Berman - 24/Feb/2011 By calling their second album Return to the Ugly Side, Bristol stoner-funk pranksters Malachai are implying some sort of connection between the new re...
| | Chris Martins - 22/Feb/2011  Revisiting Malachai’s 2010 debut LP, Ugly Side Of Love, it’s a wonder this Bristolian duo was ever signed to a major label (Island, briefly). That alb...
| | | Christopher Nosnibor - 20/Feb/2011 'Eclectic' is a word that's greatly overused, but it's definitely appropriate where Malachai's second album, 'Return to the Ugly Side' is concerned.Fo...
| | | PJ Meiklem - 07/Feb/2011 Malachai’s second long player bills itself as “cut up” of hip-hop and psychedelic pop with a “Bristolian twist”, which if nothing else whets the appet...
| | | JON YOUNG - 01/Feb/2011 Cheerfully ignoring stylistic boundaries, Brit duo Malachai (formerly Malakai) polish their cut-and-paste skills on this follow-up to last year's tant...
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