Name: HOT CHIP - In Our Heads 2xLP
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Label: Domino

Hot Chip’s fourth album, One Life Stand, was the summation of everything that made them so great; a concise, ten-track masterwork, it hopped seamlessly between Balearic beats and beatific ballads, resulting in the best British electronic pop record since Pet Shop Boys’ Behaviour. Fittingly, it also wound up being the band’s final album for EMI. Two years later, In Our Heads is blessed with the Domino logo on the back cover (a perfect fit), and a further honing of the band’s homages. 

The lyrics may be the band’s most on-the-nose referential since ‘Playboy’ gave the ‘Ain’t Nuthin’ But a G Thang’ a cheap and cheeky south London remake, but the music has matured – the sound of nightclub wallflowers making increasingly-assured steps towards the dancefloor. They’re too damned interesting to just be Jools Holland’s favourite electro band; they may be increasingly flirting with the mainstream, even having returned to an indie label, but the five oddballs of Hot Chip are just too clever to play nice.



HOT CHIP - In Our Heads 2xLP