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1 sound disc (44 min., 22 sec.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.
The Wombats combine the sound of new wave and pop with dashes of wit and humor. Having already won over fans all across Europe, the band get ready to win over America with catchy tracks like their U.K. hit Let's Dance to Joy Division.
"7 out of 10...They seem to have stumbled upon the perfect formula for the indie-rock disco anthem, and for this should be lauded. We suggest you enjoy the Wombats - because they are sure as hell going to be around for a while yet."--NME.
Tales of girls, boys & marsupials (1:09) -- Kill the director (2:41) -- Moving to New York (3:30) -- Lost in the post (3:06) -- Party in a forest (where is Laura?) (3:26) -- School uniforms (3:14) -- Here comes the anxiety (2:31) -- Let's dance to joy division (3:11) -- Backfire at the disco (3:12) -- Little Miss Pipedream (4:12) -- Dr. Suzanne Mattox PhD (3:32) -- Patricia the stripper (4:01) -- My first wedding (hidden track: Tales of Girls, Boys and Marsupials piano instrumentation version) (6:38).
All songs and lyrics by Matthew Murphy and the Wombats.
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The album contains a pregap before track 1 which contains talks about wine.
Wombats are: Matthew Murphy, vocals, guitar, keyboards, drums ; Dan Haggis vocals, bass ; Tord Øverland-Knudsen, lead vocals.
Recorded & engineered by Stephen Harris ; with additional engineering by Daniel Eriksen and additional recording by Cladius Mittendorfer at Rockfield Studios, Monmouth ; Electric Lady Studios, NYC and Brick Lane & Rak Studios, Bath, London.
Produced by Stephen Harris and the Wombats ; mixed by Rich Costey, Michael H. Brauer, Stephen Harris, assisted by Charlie Stavish, Cladius Mittendorfer, Will Hensley & Kyle McInnis at Electric Lady Studios, NYC, Quad Studios, NYC & Cottage, Killam, E. Yorkshire ; mastered by Chris Athens at Sterling Sound & Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk, NYC ; additional mastering by Frank Arkwright at Metropolis Studios, London.