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LIDO Festival has rescheduled their Maribou State show to August, and cancelled CMAT and Bombay Bicycle Club's dates
The changes are in a bid to protect the condition of the park's grounds.
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"You Could Easily Have Me" is a single by Metronomy, from the album Pip Paine (Pay the £5000 You Owe), released 2006. The track is 3:07 long. It's filed under Electronic. Dork has published 20 articles about Metronomy.
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Electronic band Metronomy celebrates 20 years with two collections: a greatest hits album and unreleased BBC live recordings.
The track, produced by Joseph Mount, continues Metronomy's series of collaborations.
The EP is introduced by the single 'With Balance,' featuring Naima Bock and Joshua Idehen.
"It’s sort of an old school rap track," says Joe.
The 9-track rework arrived in full on November 29th via Because Music.
The full LP rework will land on November 29th via Because Music.
The three-day event will be held at Suffolk’s Henham Park on July 20th-23rd.
The full LP rework will land on November 29th via Because Music.
The reimagined LP will drop on November 29th via Because Music.
It's the latest from their new (Top 10) album 'Small World'.
Metronomy are set to hit the road this week as part of a UK tour, before a summer of festivals and European dates.
The song is the latest single from the band’s seventh album 'Small World', which hit Number 7 in the UK Official Charts upon its release back in February.
“It's true though, most things ARE easier on your own. Except moving house, tug-o-war and writing a song."
It's the latest track to be featured from their seventh studio album 'Small World', which was out last Friday via Because Music.
Based on a tea towel the band made available via DRIFT in Totnes, it reveals some special places for the group.
After a period of forced contemplation and reassessment, Metronomy's Joseph Mount hit a new creative hot streak. Now seven albums deep, 'Small World' sees them operating in a whole new register.
Held in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, the festival will take place between 18th and 21st August.
Seems a bold claim, but we'll allow it.
Joe Mount is looking to the future while celebrating the past.
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