Name: Hello, What's Your Name?
Brand: The Kooks

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2015-12-04

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Universal

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Standard:20

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0602547613202

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

The Kooks

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Alternative / Modern

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British pop/rock band, The Kooks, formed in Brighton in 2004. With Luke Pritchard on vocals and guitar, Hugh Harris on guitar, vocals, and piano, and Alexis Nunez on drums, they have created a unique sound that has captivated audiences worldwide.
Their discography includes hit albums such as "Inside In/Inside Out" (2006), "Konk" (2008), "Junk of the Heart" (2011), "Listen" (2014), "Hello Whats Your Name" (Remix album 2015), and "The Best Of... So Far" (Best songs & Demos 2017).
Although the band has seen changes in their lineup over the years with past members including Paul Garred, Dan Logan, Max Rafferty, Nicholas Millard, Chris Prendergast, Denny Weston, Thom Kirkpatrick,and Pete Denton; The Kooks continue to produce music that resonates with fans around the world.

The Kooks have called on a plethora of stellar artists from across the musical spectrum for remix duties on their forthcoming remix album 'Hello, What's Your Name?' Kicking off in a typically big fashion, the band have already premiered a brand new track 'Creatures of Habit' - a track which has been handed over to UK bass act Jack Beats, whose remix appears on this album. Presenting a fresh take on the band's last album 'Listen' this LP spans a number of genres and laments The Kooks' reputation as a forward thinking act While spending time in New York, the band were blown away after hearing a number of DJs mixing their tracks. Then after witnessing the clubbers' response to a 4/4 beat over their previously more rock orientated productions, they knew they had to pursue the idea of a club focused remix album - And the result is spectacular. From the stripped back instrumentals on Isabella 'Machine' Summer's 'Forgive And Forget' to the upfront house beat on Kove's 'Are We Electric' rework, this album goes a long way to shine new light on The Kooks and allows fans old and new to re-experience the music that has made them the institution they have become. 

Hello, What's Your Name?

Music GB