Sweetness, Yes Please!, by Moira Stewart

Sweetness, Yes Please!

by Moira Stewart

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1.	You Are The Kids (Keith Canisius Remix) 04:30	download
2.	Top Ten Drinks (Wroooaar! Remix) 04:32	download
3.	Love Drops (Tempelhof Remix) 05:14	download
4.	Sprinkle Glitter On My Heart (Ok Ikumi Remix) 03:29	download
5.	We Still Live With Our Parents (Phasmid Remix) 05:41	download
6.	In The Kitchen (Mood4 Remix) 06:25	download
7.	Give A Little Love (Orange Crush Remix) (free) 04:23	download
8.	The Mr. Men Groove (Dot Tape Dot Remix) 03:47	download
9.	INTERLUDE (free) 08:41	download
10.	Sprinkle Glitter On My Heart (Cathode Remix) 04:23	download
11.	You Are The Kids (Transient Remix) 03:11	download
12.	Stars Are Shiny (Spintronic Remix) 06:20	download
13.	In The Kitchen (The Matinee Orchestra Remix) 04:06	download
14.	We Still Live With Our Parents (Dave Curle's Dub Remix) 03:12	download
15.	The Mr. Men Groove (Dressed In Wires Remix) 07:55	download
16.	Give A Little Love (d_rradio Chain Remix) (free) 02:36	download

about

Grin-including Newcastle-upon-Tyne C86synthpop trio Moira Stewart released their debut album Sweetness Yes! in 2008 and subsequently gathered praise from the likes of Huw Stephens, Steve Lamacq, and Rob Da Bank. November 15th sees the CD and digital download release of Sweetness, Yes Please!, featuring 15 remixed versions of tracks from that very album, with the CD featuring an extra 'intermission' track and limited to 200 copies in full colour cardboard sleeve and plastic cover, all in preparation for their second full-length album in early 2011.

Running the gamut from swirling synth electronica (Keith Canisius, Tranisent), bass-kicking chiptune (Wroooaar!), bliss-out glitched-up ambiance (Tempelhof, Ok Ikumi, Phasmid, Orange Crush, Dot Tape Dot), joyous spaced-out house (Mood4, Cathode, Spintronic), modern dub (Dave Curle), discoloured IDM (The Matinee Orchestra, Dressed In Wires) and feedback-riddled noisepop (d_rradio), it's the perfect soundtrack to custard pie fights, crowd surfing and games of Twister - all of which have been (in)famously used in their glitter and balloon-fuelled live performances. All in all, utterly euphoric stuff that draws fresh strands from an already accomplished album.