Sweetness, Yes!, by Moira Stewart

Sweetness, Yes!

by Moira Stewart

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1.	Mr Men Groove 02:51	download
2.	Top Ten Drinks 03:49	download
3.	We Still Live With Our Parents 03:13	download
4.	Sprinkle Glitter On Your Heart 03:55	download
5.	Love Drops 01:59	download
6.	Long Long Long Lost Wife Wife Wife 03:23	download
7.	In The Kitchen 04:08	download
8.	You Are The Kids 04:07	download
9.	Stars Are Shiny 03:51	download
10.	Give A Little Love (free) 05:36	download

about

Newcastle labels Cabin Boy Cooperative and Distraction Records release Moira Stewart’s debut album on Monday 14th April 2008. Moira Stewart formed late last year after inventing hair, the black colour used on bin bags, the feeling of resentment and the opposite of stamps. In a short space of time, their interactive live shows have became the stuff of legend, packing in audiences to witness live Twister, silly string, custard pies, glitter by the skipload, Batman costumes, more balloons than a Thanksgiving parade and the most innovative crowdsurfing that you'll ever witness. Its like if David Bowie starred in Bugsy Malone, re-written by Roger Hargraves. But let's not forget the music: upbeat, fun, shambolic electro/guitar pop is the order of the day; think Hot Chip if they listened to The Orchids and The Field Mice instead of New Order, warm synths awash with indie guitar riffs and samples that Cassetteboy would be proud of. If ‘Rave Binchy’ was a musical genre, Moira Stewart would be pioneers.

The songs have had NME staff writers wanting to join the band, A&R reps declaring their live shows as "the most fun I've had in years", Radio 1's Rob Da Bank and Huw Stephens enthusiastically giving them repeated plays (as well as Album Of The Week on Huw’s Radio 1 show), and props from Steve Lamacq, 6Music’s Stephen Merchant and XFM’s John Kennedy. And! Aspirational E4 yoof drama Skins has featured the band heavily in their latest series. Quirky, jerky, bonkers and brilliant, Moira Stewart’s star is ascending, and it’s shiny.