well the title says it all.

 

I bought an incredible EP two weeks ago. its called The Recordings of the Middle East by The Middle East. i'll write more about this next time.

 

thanks to HelloPaulGoodbye

Mine is "Airbag/How Am I Driving".

 

 

Btw, it includes "Meeting in the Aisle" which is Radiohead's first instrumental song.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:facepalm:

I fully expect this to be my fave ep come Monday...

 

 

:D

Mine is Time To Pretend EP (from 2005) by MGMT. It's fun.

who the fuck are the arctic monkeys?

 

also sun giant ep by the fleet foxes

uh..Prospekt's March anyone?

uh..Prospekt's March anyone?

 

 

AMEN.

Mine is "Airbag/How Am I Driving".

 

Yeah, mine probably is, too. The Blue Room EP is pretty good too, though.

EPs are different ducks. There are usually a song or two that I like on them. But never one that blows me away.

 

However one I think that is extremely good, all the way through, is:

Hey Rosetta! - Plan Your Escape

 

Honourable mention goes to:

Fleet Foxes - Sun Giant EP

Coldplay - Prospekt's March

 

&

 

Hey Rosetta! - Plan Your Escape

Wide Awake In America.

 

The two lives tracks are amazing! Plus two solid album chopping floor songs

Arctic monkeys HANDS DOWN

Prospekt's March no doubt

Prospekt's March. Probably the only one I've fully heard through.

well i've already mentioned The Recordings of the Middle East by The Middle East. they're a folk -ish alt rock band out of townsville on the far north coast of australia. at this point i think this EP is much better than Fleet Foxes' Sun Giant EP.

 

other faves

Interpol EP - only 3 tracks but 16mins of pure post punk bliss

Sun Giant - Fleet Foxes - Mykanos is brilliant

Chocolates and Cigarettes - Angus and Julia Stone - makes for very easy listening

Who The Fuck Are The Arctic Monkeys - bizarre how this came out AFTER their debut album.

Blood Bank - Bon Iver - no quite a favourite but enjoyable listening nonetheless

Dead Letter Circus EP - awesome hardcore pop punk band out of brisbane. well worth a listen

My Manic and I - Laura Marling - i think this came out when she was hardly 17, an incredible talent

Modern Age - The Strokes - similar situation to Interpol

Opiate - Tool - some of the only official professionally recorded live Tool you will ever hear and it is brilliant

 

Still out of all of those The Middle East come out on top.