8 thoughts on “ Nights Out - Metronomy - Nights Out (CDr, Album) ”

1. Mezigal says:

   21.10.2019 at 12:31

   Nights Out is a timely, thrilling Pop album, a future Electro-Pop classic - a wholly original mashup of electronic, falsetto-laden brilliance, and a thoroughly modern, freakishly danceable record to be listened to from start to finish. 12 tracks/5(49).

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2. Got says:

   16.10.2019 at 03:14

   Sep 08,  · One of 's hidden gems came from the British Electronic group Metronomy. Nights Out is a very fun album, meshing together element of contemporary indie rock with New Order style electronic beats, all the while adding their own goofy spin. Take the wacky track "Radio Ladio", with an irresistable beat and vocal delivery/5(44).

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3. Tegis says:

   16.10.2019 at 13:19

   Nights Out is the second album by British electronic act Metronomy, released on 8 September through Because natuvabcasava.deimakbecetaldapheholtairroprinmiss.co: Electronica, synthpop, indie pop, new wave.

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4. Narr says:

   22.10.2019 at 00:29

   Apr 18,  · referencing Nights Out, CD, Album, Enh, BEC The intro of Metronomy's NIGHTS OUT sounds like a horn-dirge, all plaintive notes and guitar plucks, but this goes out the window with "The End of You Too, which lays on the handclaps and sharp drum snaps, with an occasional harmonica/5().

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5. JoJor says:

   16.10.2019 at 09:44

   Listen to Nights Out on Spotify. Metronomy · Album · · 12 songs.

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6. Tosida says:

   17.10.2019 at 21:31

   Sep 08,  · Released in , Metronomy’s second album Nights Out is a synth-driven nostalgia trip to dancefloors gone by. Joseph Mount creates wave after wave of ear-snatching melodies and flings them.

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7. Matilar says:

   25.10.2019 at 03:44

   Nov 13,  · Nights Out is the latest electro assault from the UK's growing brigade of squelch pop bands, joining the ranks of the Chap, Late of the Pier.

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8. Shasho says:

   21.10.2019 at 16:53

   The intro of Metronomy's NIGHTS OUT sounds like a horn-dirge, all plaintive notes and guitar plucks, but this goes out the window with "The End of You Too, which lays on the handclaps and sharp drum snaps, with an occasional harmonica.

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