Grammar EP

by Body Language

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Fresh off the success of last year’s Social Studies LP, Body Language have returned with a new EP (Grammar, out on Lavish Habits on September 18th) and a full-length disc that’s set to drop in early 2013. Both of which streamline the Brooklyn quartet’s restless pop experiments with a future-shocked blend of soul and R&B. Or as they put it, “Our world still exists in an indiedisco bubble; we’re just pushing the limits of every genre to a point where the bubble’s about to pop.” That’s certainly the case with “Lose My Head”— a floor-filler that’s driven by late ‘70s funk licks and diamond-encrusted keys—and the rest of Grammar for that matter, from the soaring harmonies and glitter ball grooves of “The First” to the wobbly synth lines and Motown-schooled choruses of “I’m a Mess.”

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released 18 September 2012

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tags: detroit disco electronic indie r&b tropicale Brooklyn

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