Los Angeles indie-pop duo The Submarines next week will release The Shoelaces EP, a six-track collection featuring album cuts from 2011′s Love Notes/Letter Bombs, 4-track demos and covers of songs by a pair of the band’s influences: The Jesus and Mary Chain’s “Just Like Honey,” already released as a bonus track on Love Notes, and New Order’s “Your Silent Face” — which you can stream below, along with the EP’s title track.
The Shoelaces EP will be released digitally Dec. 20 though the major online services and a CD version will available early next year via the band’s website.
The Submarines – Selections from The Shoelaces EP by nettwerkmusicgroup
at 11:19 am
Since they apparently changed the lyrics to remove the line “so why don’t you piss off,” which is INTEGRAL to the song…I won’t be giving it a listen.
at 3:56 pm
total agree, that line makes the whole song.
at 12:37 pm
“So why don’t you just go away” Indeed…
at 1:10 pm
Wow! If Gillian agrees, then I agee too!
Plus, they left out the Hooky bass lines also.
at 1:32 pm
I love cover songs when they do something unique and interesting. This just sounds like karaoke…AND they changed the best lyric of the song.
*FAIL*
at 9:14 am
http://www2.mrtzcmp3.net/Listen?a=5096m684114&b=cjrwh34&c=60cde1ef1d2e&d=433&artist=New%20Order&song=Your Silent Face [Evening Session 17/10/01]
at 10:06 am
Not A bad cover of a classic New order song.
I like this live version by New Order better.
http://www2.mrtzcmp3.net/Listen?a=5096m684114&b=cjrwh34&c=60cde1ef1d2e&d=433&artist=New%20Order&song=Your
at 11:08 pm
a politically correct cover yes, but loving tribute, hardly .
at 10:49 am
Can’t forgive the wimp out where ‘piss off’ becomes ‘just go away’. It totally renders this cover pointless, no matter how well intentioned.
at 11:06 am
GOD that is truely fucking awful- they couldnt even be bothered to think of a new angle to come at it from. Whining,school band sound alikes.
I think your ship has sunk.
Honsetly, why dont YOU piss off