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![]() | trafficbikes: Remembering how much I like Hot Chip is like regaining the use of my legs. Or my hands, whatever - anyway it's significant. about 3 days ago |
![]() | GlenDouglas: @paulverhoeven so much to choose from dude. Probably gotta be Hot Chip or Augie March. but yeah too much choice. =D (hope you are awesome!) about 4 days ago |
| By Julie Lawrence OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writer E-mail author | Author bio More articles by Julie Lawrence |
| Published Aug. 2, 2006 at 5:23 a.m. |
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Maybe it was Codebreaker's opening set? Maybe it was just our good ol' Midwestern charm? One way or another, Milwaukee really must have made some impression on London's Hot Chip when it stopped here for a Cactus Club gig last March.
What's not surprising is that after returning to its native land, the five-piece electropop band released "The Warning," and, as bands tend to do after putting out a new record, has recently embarked on a tour to promote it.
What is surprising is that its tour de United States consists of five stops total, and that Milwaukee somehow weaseled its way onto the very selective list. Let's see; we've got San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and -- wait, what's this? -- Stonefly Brewing Co. (that's Onopa for all you old schoolers) in Riverwest on Saturday, Aug. 5.
Thank Stonefly's booking people, thank everyone who made Hot Chip's first stop a hot little dance party, thank the band itself. Whatever; just arrive with your dancing shoes on -- or your cool hipster head bob and leg bounce, your choice -- because this show is going to be good.
The June released "The Warning" is easily the most versatile full-length to date, with perfectly simple tracks like "Colours" feeling a lot like a candy-coated Kraftwerk song a la the Postal Service being followed up by the band's smooth, pulsing staple, "Over and Over." The entire album is just a fun ride no matter where on the spectrum of music your tastes hang out, and the live show should prove to be nothing less.
Hot Chip is doing a DJ set on Saturday at Atomic Records at 7 p.m., and Atomic is giving away free posters with a purchase of "The Warning" or a ticket to the show at Stonefly.
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Posted by OMCreader on Aug. 2, 2006 at 9:41 p.m. (report)
FUMKE said: Every time I check my Ipod to see what the cool song is... it's Hot Chip.
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Posted by OMCreader on Aug. 2, 2006 at 7:35 a.m. (report)
thank you! said: phew, i was concerned when hot chip didn't make the list on the august music line up.
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