
The Drums announce b-sides and remixes compilation with two lead tracks
Jonny Pierce, aka The Drums, has announced Mommy Don’t Spank Me, a compilation of b-sides and remixes that are previewed today (5 March) with "When I Come Home" and The Knight School remix of "Let's Go Surfing".
The Knight School remix of "Let's Go Surfing" and "When I Come Home" have been released today (5 March) as the first taster of Jonny Pierce's The Drums compilation Mommy Don't Spank Me.
Mommy Don't Spank Me, which is made up of 22 tracks, will include 11 b-sides and rarities, and 11 remixes of songs from The Drums' first two albums - 2010's The Drums and 2011's Portamento.
Although it hasn't been labelled as a 10th anniversary compilation, The Drums' debut album The Drums passed its 10th anniversary last year, and their second album Portamento will turn 10 in September.
Mommy Don't Spank Me will feature remixes by Hurts, Clock Opera, Trentemøller, Summer Camp, Chad Valley and more.
Tracklist:
- The Only Son
- I Can’t Save Your Life
- When I Come Home
- You’re The One That Makes Me Happy
- What We Had
- Wendy
- I Don’t Want To Go Alone
- Blue Stripes
- Instruct Me
- The New World
- Baby That’s Not The Point
- Let’s Go Surfing [Knight School Remix]
- Me And The Moon [Clock Opera Remix]
- Me And The Moon [Twin Shadow Remix]
- Me And The Moon [Matthew Dear Remix]
- Me And The Moon [Moonlight Matters Remix]
- Down By The Water [Hurts Remix]
- Money [Beat Connection Remix]
- Money [Chad Valley Remix]
- Days [trentemøller Remix]
- How It Ended [Summer Camp Remix]
- How It Ended [Add N to (X) Remix]
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