Toy - Songs of ConsumptionTOY, who released Happy In The Hollow, their fourth, and by far most acclaimed album to date, in January of this year on Tough Love Records, have announced details of Songs Of Consumption, an 8 song collection of unique interpretations of tracks which have inspired the band. The idea was originally birthed when the band recorded four covers for the bonus 7"s that came with the Dinked and Rough Trade versions of the last album. 3 of those songs feature

Originally released on Prestige in 1957

They’ve played live all over the UK as well as Europe and North America and this year they signed to Heavenly Recordings and headed into Eve Studios in Stockport

Never Went To Church featuring the likes of Professor Green

beginning in the 1950s and ‰Û÷60s

There’s something really intoxicating about it

due out 14 September on Wichita Recordings

is a term whose origin stems from the Belgian group Front 242

pushing it up over and deep into the frozen sea of shimmering metallic ambience

Making a Door Less Open is the result of a fruitful “collaboration” between Car Seat Headrest

ripping through tracks such as Krumandey (a surefire party starter) and Mind Your Own Business (a simple message delivered over a frenetic drum rhythm)

Africa and pre-Columbian America

As the album began to take shape