Barry Can't Swim - Late Night Tales: Barry Can't Swim - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Following a meteoric rise over the past couple of years, 2025 will see Barry Can't Swim cement his place at the upper echelons of dance music with the of sophomore album Loner. The album title sums up the philosophy which Barry went into the album making process with. Despite his gregarious presence on and off the stage, Barry himself has always been an incredibly thoughtful and introverted person. It's only now, after the last several years of pushing himself, that he's been able to embrace this side of his personality and present it to the world. Anticipation could not be higher for this album, Barry is not only the biggest breakthrough artist in electronic music over the past two years, he's one of the most in-demand artists across all genres on the planet right now. Throughout 2024 Barry has been playing to record breaking audiences, selling hundreds of thousands of tickets and picking up media acclaim across continents. In support of the album , Barry will be playing his biggest ever shows in North America and Europe and headlining festivals in the UK and Australia.

Metronomy - Late Night Tales [COMPACT DISCS] Jewel Case Packaging date 09/25/2012

Swim is the record Caribou mastermind Dan Snaith has wanted to bring to fruition for as long as he has been making music. A mathematics scholar and an ingenious multi-instrumentalist/composer, he surprised critics and fans with 2007's Andorra, a brilliant, electro-tinged pop breakthrough with a timeless grace that made most year-end InchBest ofInch lists and won Canada's prestigious Polaris Music Prize. After the startling infectiousness of Andorra, Swim is a more complex, multi-layered affair, rife with fascinating rhythms, instrumentation, and vocals (including those of Born Ruffians' Luke Lalonde, who appears on InchJameliaInch), that becomes more alluring with each listen.