Album
Bodyparts
2012 · Electronic, Pop
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Bodyparts is an Electronic album by Dragonette, originally released in 2012. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked.
About
Since 2005, Dragonette has been crafting memorable modern rock that often references the aesthetic of 1980’s technopop and new wave. Strong compositions and sharp productions give the songs on 2012’s <i>Bodyparts</i>, the London-by-way-of-Toronto quartet’s third studio album, a futuristic yet era-nonspecific sound. Singer/co-bandleader Martina Sorbara’s street-smart singing and unquestionable charisma continues to serve as a Dragonette trademark. “Run Run Run” opens <i>Bodyparts</i> with warm analog keyboard sounds and an "escape from metropolis" lyrical theme. The guitar-driven dance rock of “Live in This City” recalls mid-20th century girl groups with a spirited infusion of latter independence. “Let It Go” is full of infectious synth-based energy, while “Right Woman” goes full electro chic. A sequence line in the hook-filled “My Legs” seems to invoke fellow Canadian Corey Hart’s “Sunglasses at Night” with the acoustic closer “Cuckoo” a nod to Sorbara’s singer/songwriter past.
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Tracklist
- 1Run Run Run4:07
- 2Live In This City2:56
- 3Let It Go3:32
- 4Untouchable3:49
- 5Lay Low3:11
- 6Right Woman4:00
- 7My Legs3:19
- 8Giddy Up3:18
- 9Rocket Ship3:32
- 10Riot3:04
- 11My Work Is Done3:01
- 12Ghost3:43
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Synth-Pop / New Wave
- synthetic
- euphoric
- club
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Dan KurtzKEYBOARDS, PROGRAMMED BY, GUITAR, BASS, VOCALS WRITTEN-BY, KEYBOARDS, PROGRAMMED BY, GUITAR, BASS GUITAR, BACKING VOCALS
- Joel StoufferDRUMS, DRUM PROGRAMMING
- Martina SorbaraVOCALS, KEYBOARDS, RECORDER WRITTEN-BY, LEAD VOCALS, KEYBOARDS, RECORDER
- RedbastardDRUM PROGRAMMING
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 5 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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