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Last seen getting his balloon-heart popped in the video for Basement Jaxx’s “My Turn,” Devonte Hynes offers up a clip under his own alias as a psychedelic appetizer from his forthcoming Domino LP Life is Sweet! Nice to Meet You. The ex-Test Icicle seems to be on some high-grade peyote throughout “Marlene,” which is like “Ambling Alp” in that there’s sand and some straight up vision-questing weirdness. Sonically it’s in line with the shift from country-folker we previewed when the Champ opened at that unforgettable Phoenix show, more about locked-in ’70s guitar crunch and strings laced in like ’60s-styled symphonic pop. Or according to Dev, “Marlene” is “a compass amidst a ‘Chancellors Nightmare,’ foretold through the soap of modern ages.”

The “Marlene” 10″ is out 1/25 and features a cover of Serge Gainsbourg’s “69 Année Érotique.” Lightspeed Champion’s sophomore LP Life Is Sweet! Nice To Meet You is out 2/1 via Domino.

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no bells and whistles just yet, we're going to try and keep it quite pure." Opening act for the tour will be former Test Icicles and Lightspeed Champion singer Dev Hynes, who is currently recording as Blood Orange and Florence to have him on board.
Comments (2)
  1. Curly Dub  |   Posted on Dec 4th, 2009

    It would be just about impossible for Domino to top last year…What are they…the new Island?

  2. john tong  |   Posted on Dec 4th, 2009

    this song is dull and boring

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