Tiny Magnetic Pets - Deluxe/Debris (2017)

Electropop from Dublin that features two collaboration with ex-Kraftwerk Wolfgang Flür. Tiny Magnetic Pets take their influences from Bowie's Berlin period and 70's krautrock while throwing a measure of 80's synth-pop into the mix. Drifting effortlessly between blasts of perfect pop with songs like 'Guiding Light' to ten minute epics such as live favourite, 'Semaphore' with sweeping electronics and krautrock wig-out. The pitch-perfect vocals of Paula Gilmer are refreshingly free of autotune, and sit somewhere between Kylie at her disco-best or an exuberant Sarah Cracknell. It is no surprise that stalwarts of the European synth-scene have been hyping Tiny Magnetic Pets. After supporting NEU! legend Michael Rother, Rusty Egan of Visage and Andy McCluskey of OMD came out as fans. Another fan is aforementioned former Kraftwerk member Wolfgang Flür who collaborates on two tracks on the album. 'A perfect pop record for the most discerning of tastes' The Electricity Club The band will be playing a 20 date UK/IRL tour in October / November performing in Dublin, Belfast, Liverpool, Bristol, Nottingham, Sheffield, Southampton, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, London and more. (Full details under embargo until official announcement). Tracklist 1. Lost my guiding light 2. Semaphore 3. Radio On (featuring Wolfgang Flür) 4. Cold War Neon 5. Here comes the noise (part 1) 6. Here comes the noise (part 2) 7. All Yesterday's Tomorrows 8. Shadow Street 9. Cloud Sequence 10. Never Alone

Tracklist:
01. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Lost My Guiding Light
02. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Semaphore
03. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Seconds From Sleep
04. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Radio On (Ft. Wolfgang Flür)
05. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Cold War Neon
06. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Here Comes The Noise l (Pink)
07. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Here Comes The Noise ll (White)
08. Tiny Magnetic Pets - All Yesterday's Tomorrows
09. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Shadow Street
10. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Cloud Sequence
11. Tiny Magnetic Pets - Never Alone (Ft. Wolfgang Flür)