Circlesquare - Songs About Dancing And Drugs Album

Tracklist

1	Dancers	5:37
2	Ten To One	5:43
3	Stop Talking (So Many)	4:54
4	Bombs Away, Away	5:13
5	Music For Satellites	5:36
6	Hey You Guys	5:34
7	All Live But The Ending	13:01
8	Timely	7:59

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
!K7233CD	Circlesquare	Songs About Dancing And Drugs ‎(CD, Album)	Studio !K7	!K7233CD	Europe	2009
!K7233CD	Circlesquare	Songs About Dancing And Drugs ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Studio !K7	!K7233CD	US	2009

Notes

promo cd housed in plastic bag with single leaf booklet

Short intro

See here an interview with Circlesquare about his forthcoming album Songs About Dancing And Drugs. Listen free to Circlesquare Songs About Dancing And Drugs Hey You Guys, Dancers and more. His 2003 album Pre-Earthquake Anthem came as a revelation:Listen free to Circlesquare Songs About Dancing And Drugs Hey You Guys, Dancers and more. 8 tracks 53:38. ome welcome news in a season that could certainly use some: Circlesquare is back. Circlesquare is Vancouver, British Columbia's Jeremy Shaw, now living in Berlin. Don't be surprised, though, if he doesn't sound like any of his citymates: for the length of his career, Circlesquare has never sounded quite like anyone but Circlesquare. Album 2009 9 Songs. Released 2009. Songs About Dancing and Drugs Tracklist. Hey You Guys . Release Date 2009-01-27. Label K7 Records. All Live But The Ending Original Mix. Indie Dance. Circlesquare aka Jeremy Shaw is back with his long-awaited second album Songs About Dancing And Drugs. The Canadian artist who resides in Berlin released his debut album in 2003. Go Unlimited. Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist Sample. Songs About Dancing And Drugs. s third LP is a tremendous comedown record, but not in the therapeutic sense, because it sounds actually too much like a comedown to help you forget your own. It's no surprise that Circlesquare mastermind Jeremy Shaw is a recent Berlin transplant: Songs About Dancing and Drugs is the perfect soundtrack to eating doner kebab alone at sunrise after stumbling out of Berghain. The key word in the album's title actually is about it's all about the about. The consistently elegaic tone here is borne from the fact that they're not songs for dancing and drugs, but about them-the dancing and drugs are gone, having taken all the pleasures of the night with them