(indie rock/ crossover) Test Icicles - For Screening Purposes/ What's Your Damage(single) - 2006, MP3, VBR 192-320 kbps

Test Icicles - For Screening Purposes/ What's Your Damage(single)
Страна: UK
Жанр: Dance-Punk/indie rock/ crossover
Год выпуска: 2006
Формат: MP3
Битрейт аудио: VBR 192-320 kbps
Трэклист:
For Screening Purposes Only - 2005 (192 kbps)
1 "Your Biggest Mistake" - 4:01 (Sam E Danger)
2 "Pull the Lever" - 3:58 (Raary Decihells)
3 "Interlude" - 0:52 (instrumental)
4 "Boa vs. Python" - 3:02 (Sam E Danger)
5 "Circle.Square.Triangle" - 3:06 (Sam E Danger)
6 "Catch It!" - 3:38 (lyrics by Dev Metal music by Sam E Danger)
7 "Maintain the Focus" - 3:35 (Sam E Danger)
8 "Snowball" – 3:12 (Raary Decihells)
9 "What's Your Damage?" - 4:09 (Sam E Danger)
10 "All You Need Is Blood" - 4:07 (Dev Metal + reversed rap by Sam E Danger)
11 "Sharks" – 3:42 (Sam E Danger)
12 "Dancing on Pegs" - 2:16 (Raary Decihells)
13 "Party on Dudes (Get Hype)" - 12:30 (Sam E Danger)
14 "What's Michelle Like?" (Sam E Danger) (US Bonus Track) (UK Hidden Track)
15 "What's in the Box?" (Raary Decihells) (US Bonus Track)
16 ""Circle.Square.Triangle (MC Lars Edit)" - 3:06 (Sam E Danger) (Japan Bonus Track)
17 ""Circle.Square.Triangle (James Ford Remix)" - 3:14 (Sam E Danger) (Japan Bonus Track
What's Your Damage(single) - 2006 (VBR 227- 239 kbps)
1. What's Your Damage (Single Version)
2. Class Is Over
3 . What's Your Damage (Digitalism Mix)
4 . What's Your Damage (Alan Braxe Mix)
Доп. информация: With a goofy name and a sound that spans noise, metal, dance-punk, and pop, London's Test Icicles formed in 2004 out of a group of friends who made up spur-of-the-moment bands and played impromptu gigs. Before arriving in London, Florida-born Sam Merrann moved to Australia at age seven and played in metal and punk bands; Smashing Pumpkins and Slipknot fan Devonte Hynes was born in Texas and moved to Edinburgh, Scotland, as a child; and native Briton Rory Aggwelt moved to London to attend art school. Aggwelt and Merrann needed a vocalist for their current band, Balls, and recruited Hynes; soon after, the trio members changed their name to Test Icicles and began playing chaotic gigs, eventually supporting likeminded bands such as the Unicorns, Year Future, and Death from Above 1979.
The buzz surrounding Test Icicles sparked a bidding war between labels including Interscope, Sony, and Epitaph, but Domino ended up signing them in 2005. The singles Boa vs. Python and Circle, Square, Triangle preceded the group's full-length debut, For Screening Purposes Only, which was released in the U.K. in fall 2005 and early in 2006 in the U.S. In February of that year, after completing a European tour, the band effectively split, canceling an upcoming U.S. tour and limiting future appearances and releases to a U.K. tour that spring and a final single from For Screening Purposes Only.
myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/testicicles