Frankie & The Heartstrings - Hunger / Fragile mp3

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• Bass – Dennis Mennis, Peter Gofton
• Drums – Dave Harper
• Guitar – Michael McKnight
• Vocals – Frankie Francis

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Limited edition in hand stamped sleeve. 500 copies.

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Hunger - Frankie & The Heartstrings. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Hunger is the first album released by Sunderland indie band Frankie & The Heartstrings. It was released on 21 February 2011 on the band's own label, Pop Sex Ltd. a subsidiary of Wichita Recordings. A live version of the album was available to redeem online when bought from HMV. The album, produced by Orange Juice's Edwyn Collins, was recorded at his West Heath Studios, in London. The chorus from single 'Hunger' was used in a TV advert for Domino's Pizza. Hunger by Frankie & The Heartstrings, released 21 February 2011 1. Photograph 2. Ungrateful 3. Hunger 4. Possibilities 5. Fragile 6. Tender 7. That Postcard 8. It's Obvious 9. Want You Back 10. Don't Look Surprised Frankie & The Heartstrings' debut album, recorded with Edwyn Collins. Frankie And The Heartstrings - Hunger 2011. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Alternative Rock. Frankie And The Heartstrings. Watch the video for Fragile from Frankie & The Heartstrings's Hunger for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Frankie & The Heartstrings are a 5-piece band from Sunderland, Northeast, United Kingdom. Their first single, 'HungerFragile' was released at the beginning of 2010. According to Songfacts, the song title and lyrics of 'Hunger' pay homage to the Norwegian author Knut Hamsun's 1890 semi-autobiographical novel Hunger, which describes a young writer's descent into near madness as a result of famine, poverty and homelessness. The brand new video from Frankie & The Heartstrings. The album 'Hunger' is out on the 21st of February and available to pre-order here. 3: Hunger. Fragile Lyrics. If it's fragile I think it's worthwhile And if you break on me Well accidents happen Cos if it's fragile I think it's worthwhile And if you break on me It's nothing to see Well accidents happen. If your gonna break down And just break down And if you break on me There's nothing to see If your gonna break down And just break down And if you break on me. And the widths in me Are broken and flattered Why is the last word So wholesome And the widths in me Are like the dead sea It's all broken and flattered. Frankie & The Heartstrings therefore have some pretty fertile soil to call home, hailing from Sunderland and, during their existence, sharing DNA with local legends Kenickie but their modus operandi is fairly far removed from anything previously proffered by their fellow townsfolk. This five-piece might be worthy of here-and-now buzz, expected by many to feature on the BBCs Sound of 2011 list they didnt, though it shouldnt harm their chances of mainstream recognition, but their sound harks back to another era of indie-pop. Fittingly, given their doo-woppy name, there's a touch of the 50s to the debut from Sunderland quintet Frankie & the Heartstrings. It's there not just in vocalist Frankie Francis's dramatic swoops and intakes of breath, but also in the street-corner-style chanting on Hunger and the braying saxophone of Want You Back. You have to listen closely to realise there's more to the Heartstrings than snappy retro tuneage. Scott Walker is referenced in Photograph, while the choppy Fragile shows the influence of producer Edwyn Collins the deceptively bubbly, xylophone-packed Tender its title inspired by Tender Is the Night also owes much to Collins's Orange Juice period