CHEW LiPS - Unicorn Album

Tracklist

1	Slick
2	Gold Key
3	Karen
4	Seven

Short intro

Unicorn is the debut album by British dance-pop trio Chew Lips. It was released on 25 January 2010. Eight 3:08. Play Together 2:37. Slick 4:36. Karen 3:31. Too Much Talking 3:52. Toro 2:48. Two Years 2:43. Seven 3:17. Two Hands 2:38. Gold Key 3:27. Piano Song 2:13. Songs in album Chew Lips - Unicorn 2010. Chew Lips - Eight. Chew Lips - Play Together. Chew Lips - Slick. Chew Lips - Karen. Chew Lips - Too Much Talking. Chew Lips - Toro. Chew Lips - Two Years. Chew Lips - Seven. Chew Lips - Two Hands. Chew Lips - Gold Key. Total votes: 8. Other albums by Chew Lips. Chew Lips. Chew Lips was a dance-pop duo, formed in spring of 2008. They consisted of singer 'Tigs' and multi-instrumentalist James Watkins. Formed in London as a 3 piece band in the summer of 2008, Tigs, James & Will armed themselves with a slew of electro-pop hooks and set about establishing Chew Lips as one of the most exciting new acts in the capital. With Tigs developing into a charismatic whirlwind of a front woman who it was impossible to take your eyes off, Chew Lips increasingly compelling live. Album 2010 10 Songs. Electronic free to Chew Lips Unicorn Eight, Play Together and more. 10 tracks 32:25. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Play album. Get album. Studio album by Chew Lips. 25 January 2010 2010-01-25. Play Together Released: 17 January 2010. Karen Released: 28 March 2010. Track list. Eight - 3:08. Play Together - 2:37. Slick - 4:36. Karen - 3:31. For faster navigation, this Iframe is preloading the Wikiwand page for Unicorn Chew Lips album. Random Article. Follow Us. Send a suggestion. Released 2010. Unicorn Tracklist. Eight Lips Unicorn Review. Chew Lips say no. And its impossible to argue with a debut like Unicorn. Stripped of all the superficial polish and glitzy sheen that so often equips haters with all the ammunition they need to call this genre throwaway, the band have crafted a truly unique, low-key and yet utterly captivating sound. Because Unicorn is that rarest of things: a record imbued with genuine talent and emotion which wipes the floor with the majority of its makers contemporaries, while calling to mind the classic vocals of Karen Carpenter and the pioneering spirit of Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Quite startling