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After their rather highly rated reincarnation as a four piece, fully realised band, Metronomy are poised to offer up a sexy slab of new music to coincide with a headline show at London’s forum this September.
This brand spanking new EP comprises of double a-siders - the equally resplendent Not Made For Love and Do The Right Thing. This is backed by What Do I Do Now? and an array of pretty splendid remixes courtesy of Leo Zero, Wild Geese, Silver Columns and more.
This precedes the release of ‘Nights Out – a Deluxe Edition’ on October 19. A re-packaged version of their second album, originally released in September ’08, will feature a bonus CD of all the favourite ‘Nights Out’ single remixes to date plus some of the best remixes by Metronomy, some brand new material and special collaborations. Copies to follow.
Still running things on the festival front, Joseph & co are whipping up a storm in tents all over the place, including Reading & Leeds at the end of the month and Bestival in September. See full live dates below.
Tracklisting:
- Not Made For Love
- Do The Right Thing
- What Do I Do Now?
- Do The Right Thing (Wild Geese Remix)
- Not Made For Love (Leo Zero Remix)
- Not Made For Love (Alalal Remix)
- Not Made For Love (Astronomer Remix)
- What Do I Do Now? (Silver Columns remix)
- What Do I Do Now? (Ebola Remix)
Live dates:
14 Aug POP Festival Cologne, Germany
15 Aug Dockville Festival Hamburg, Germany
21 Aug 2For Noise Pully Lausanne, Switzerland
29 Aug Leeds Festival
30 Aug Reading Festival
11 Sep Bestival Isle of Wight
16 Sep La Cigale, Paris
18 Sep The Forum London