Late Night Tales: Trentemøller

Late Night Tales: Trentemøller
Compilation album by Trentemøller
Released 30 May 2011 (2011-05-30)
Genre Electronic, folk
Label Late Night Tales
Producer Trentemøller
Compiler Trentemøller
Late Night Tales chronology
Late Night Tales: Midlake
(2011)
Late Night Tales: Trentemøller
(2011)
Late Night Tales: MGMT
(2011)

Late Night Tales: Trentemøller is a mix album compiled by Danish electronic music producer Trentemøller, released on 30 May 2011 as part of the Late Night Tales series.[1]

The mix features tracks from artists such as Velvet Underground & Nico, M. Ward, The Black Angels (band), Low and We Fell to Earth.[2] Paul Morley contributes the spoken word piece, "Lost For Words Pt. 1". Trentemøller also produced an exclusive cover version of Chris Isaak's "Blue Hotel".[3]

Track listing

No. TitleArtist(s) Length
1. "Waves Become Wings"  This Mortal Coil  
2. "La Lliarona"  Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds  
3. "Science Killer"  The Black Angels  
4. "The Mole"  Chimes & Bells  
5. "(That's How You Sing) Amazing Grace"  Low  
6. "Mary of Silence"  Mazzy Star  
7. "Venus in Furs"  Velvet Underground and Nico  
8. "Safe Word"  Vampire Hands  
9. "Walking in the Sand"  The Shangri-Las  
10. "7 Heures Du Matin"  Jacqueline Taïeb  
11. "Poor Boy, Minor Key"  M. Ward  
12. "Noise on the Line"  Darkness Falls  
13. "Unavailable"  Papercuts  
14. "Lights Out"  We Fell to Earth  
15. "Ghost in the Trees"  Thee Oh Sees  
16. "Blue Hotel"  Trentemøller  
17. "The Proposition #1"  Nick Cave and Warren Ellis  
18. "Full Moon"  Eden Ahbez  
19. "Rehearsal"  Ekko  
20. "Lost for Words Pt. 1"  Paul Morley  

References

  1. "Trentemøller . The Series . Shop . Homepage . LateNight Tales". Latenighttales.co.uk. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
  2. "RA News: Trentemøller tells Late Night Tales". Residentadvisor.net. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
  3. "Trentemøller: Late Night Tales". Nowness. Retrieved 2013-11-01.

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