Sisterworld [Lcd] (Uk)
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Tracklist
1
Scissors
2
No Barrier Fun
3
Here Comes All the People
4
Drip
5
Scarecrows on a Killer Slant
6
I Still Can See An Outside World
7
Proud Evolution
8
Drop Dead
9
The Overachievers
10
Goodnight Everything
11
Too Much Too Much
12
Scissors-Pink Doolaz ; Lance Wihtaker Remix
13
No Barrier Fun-Duetonal Remix Alan Vega
14
Here Comes All the People-Atlas Sound Remix
15
Drip-Blonde Redhaed Remix
16
Scarercrows on a Killer Slant-Tunde TV on the Ra
17
I Still Can See An Outside World-Boyd Rice RMX
18
Proud Evolution-Thom Yorke 500QD Remix
19
Drop Dead-Fol Chen Remix
20
The Overarchievers-Devendra Banhart Remix
21
Goodnight Everything-Melvins Remix
22
Too Much Too Much-Carter Tutti Remix
About This Release
The second disc of the 2 CD release sees each track on Sisterworld reinterpreted by a host of artists including Thom Yorke, Devendra Banhart and Alan Vega (full tracklisting below) while the unique packaging allows a surreal glimpse into the Sisterworld concertina. Liars is a three-piece American band consisting of Australian-born Angus Andrew (vocals/guitar), Aaron Hemphill (percussion, guitar, synth) and Julian Gross (drums). Although initially lumped into the New York post-punk revival scene of the early 21st century, they have come to be categorised by their dramatic stylistic shifts between albums, while retaining a consistent interest in rhythm and sound texture. This is the Liars' fifth album. Sisterworld, the follow up to Liars (2007), was written and recorded in Los Angeles by Liars and Tom Biller and the first Liars album to be wholly recorded in the USA since 2004's They Were Wrong, So We Drowned. Sisterworld, Liars' boldest and most exhilarating record to date, is a dense art-pop thrill from start to finish and features the new single, Scissor, described by the NME as "a feral thriller". Sisterworld is Liars' own space, completely devoid of influence, somewhere remote from the false promises and discarded dreams amassed in LA. In it Liars explore the underground support systems created to deal with loss of self to society.