The album is called Holiday EP. This album released in 6 November 2012 with label Downtown. Because so many people like “This Head I Hold” and “Awake” song from Mondo Album. We take initiative for make another different music for our listener. We make acoustic music for that 2 song and input in our new extended play album. Until 2011, Electric Guest was a duo with original members Taccone and Compton, before the Dahlhoffs joined to make it a four-member band. Having worked with Danger Mouse as a producer, they were featured on MTV's list of Artists to Watch in 2012. On April 24, 2012, the band released their debut album, Mondo.

Mondo is the debut studio album of Los Angeles-based indie pop band Electric Guest. It was released in April 24, 2012 on Downtown Records and Across The Universe labels.

The single, 'This Head I Hold' was featured on an episode of Dancing with the Stars,^[12] as well as in an ad for Crate & Barrel.^[13] Download kamen rider wbx the movie subs indo.

Development and release[edit]

Mondo features heavy production, and draws from genres such as synth-pop, R&B, Motown-style soul, slacker California rock, psychedelia, and bubblegum pop.^[14][15][16] With encouragement from Brian 'Danger Mouse' Burton, Asa Taccone and his roommate, Michael Compton, refined their songs into an album from 2009 to 2011.^[17]

Track listing[edit]

1. 'Holes' (2:45)
2. 'This Head I Hold' (2:55)
3. 'Under the Gun' (3:42)
4. 'Awake' (5:00)
5. 'Amber' (3:50)
6. 'The Bait' (3:06)
7. 'Waves' (3:06)
8. 'Troubleman' (8:48)
9. 'American Daydream' (2:48)
10. 'Control' (2:18)
11. 'Holiday' (3:08) [Japan Bonus Track]
12. 'Jenny' (4:15) [Japan Bonus Track]

Charts[edit]

Reception[edit]

Reviews for Mondo were mixed. The New York Times called the album 'recession-era pop' with 'wistful ballads, that are far more concerned about careers and ethical choices than about the ups and downs of love.'^[15] Despite questioning the album's sincerity, Rolling Stone called the album 'L.A. slacker soul, full of hooky neon jams' and 'sonic wit.'^[11] In one tepid review, PopMatters asserted that Mondo 'serves as much as an introduction to a promising new as it does a reminder of a major producing talent.'^[10] Less flatteringly, and remarking on Taccone's numerous connections in the music industry, Pitchfork said Mondo is a 'cautionary tale of what happens when a 'hit record' forgets to actually include hits.'^[9]

References[edit]

1. ^'Mondo – Electric Guest'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Retrieved 21 December 2014.
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13. ^HAMPP, ANDREW (September 22, 2012), 'HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE'. Billboard. 124 (33):9
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Electric Guest is a Los Angeles-based band formed in 2011. The group comprises Asa Taccone and Matthew 'Cornbread' Compton. Luke Top plays bass and Reese Richardson plays keyboards/guitar in the touring version of the band. On April 24, 2012, the band released their debut album, Mondo. They released their second album, Plural, on February 17, 2017, and their third album, Kin, on October 18, 2019.

History[edit]

Asa Taccone met Matthew Compton after renting a room, previously inhabited by Brian 'Danger Mouse' Burton, in a large house of mostly musician tenants.^[1] Compton was a session drummer, and the two artists began to collaborate.^[2] Burton heard demos of their work and, over the span of a year, urged Taccone to make an album.^[2]

Taccone recalled an older woman once calling him 'an electric guest of the universe', and used the quote as an inspiration for their band name.^[1]

They performed their single 'This Head I Hold' on an April 2012 taping of the Late Show with David Letterman and have made other television appearances on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and Conan in the United States. In the UK, they have done studio performances for Lauren Laverne, Dermot O'Leary, and Rob da Bank on BBC sessions. While they have performed live on television they have also had their music featured in popular US television shows such as Teen Wolf, HBO's award-winning Girls and Suits.

Electric Guest debuted their album Mondo on April 2012. The album is very much influenced on retro grooves from the '70s and '80s. As reviewed by Rolling Stone magazine, the sound of Mondo is a “Beck-ian journey into L.A. slacker soul, full of hooky neon jams that ponder fame's fraught highway and the emptiness of modern life.”^[3]

Burton co-produced Electric Guest's debut album Mondo after a year of exchanging advice and music with Asa Taccone, who happened to be a friend's younger brother.^[4] Taccone then moved to Los Angeles by taking the room Burton was moving out of. Their relationship continued, and ultimately blossomed into their collaboration on Mondo.^[5] Besides the album and singles, there has also been a popular cover of Little Dragon's 'Ritual Union' which was done for the 'Like a Version' sessions for Triple J in Australia.^[6] Nu:Logic also did a remix of 'This Head I Hold' on UFK Drum&Bass.^[7]

Both men have been influenced by distinct genres. Compton has noted Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons and Vu de l'extérieur as favorites,^{[citation needed]} and said he grew up mostly listening to indie artists.^[1] Taccone grew up on hip/hop and soul,^[1] citing Souls Of Mischief's 93 'til Infinity album, E-40, and Mac Dre as influences.^[8] The band is notable for its pop sound that features Motown sensibilities with Taccone's falsettos.^[1]

Matthew Compton has also appeared on other artist's records, including playing drums on the track 'Wes Come Back' from Rodes Rollins' debut EP Young Adult (2017) and 'Mystery Man' (2018).

Music videos[edit]

The band has released nine music videos: 'This Head I Hold', 'American Daydream', 'The Bait', 'Dear to Me', 'Oh Devil', 'Back for Me', 'Dollar', 'Play With Me' and 'More'.^{[9][10][11][12][13][14]}

Reception[edit]

They were featured as one of twelve on MTV's list of Artists to Watch in 2012 as well as NME's Radar Band of the Week in February 2013.^[15]The Guardian said the band 'specialise in soulful, funked-up pop so insidiously catchy you suspect it was designed as a homage to – even a pastiche of – the originators of the form.'^[16]

Tour[edit]

Their Mondo tour debuted in 2012, selling out shows. Along with Taccone and Compton, keyboardist Todd Dahloff and his brother, guitarist Tory Dahloff, join the duo on tour.^[2] One tour review reads, 'Real, raw, good emotion was a pumping from these fellows.'^[17] In 2012 and 2013 they toured through France several times, with the last tour ending with a sold out headliner at Le Trianon venue in Paris. The UK also has a large fan base with several tours that have gone through; the most recent tour ending with a headlining sold out show at the Scala in London.

Electric Guest earned a month-long residency at the Echo in Echo Park, Los Angeles.^[16] They have made domestic festival appearances at SXSW,^[18]Bonnaroo Music Festival,^[18]Sasquatch,^[1] and the Outside Lands. Internationally, they have performed at the Montreux, Splendour in the Grass in Australia,^[2] and the Leeds Festival in the UK, as well as the Festival Printemps de Bourges, Eurockeennes, and We Love Green (all in France). In 2013, they appeared on Austin City Limits and the First City Fest. They also played at Berlin's Fashion Week as well as Cannes Film Festival.

They were a headline act for SLO Brew's 30th Anniversary Music Festival on September 8, 2018 in San Luis Obispo California. ^[19]

In 2019, they performed on popular comedy podcast Comedy Bang Bang for their holiday special, performing 'Oh, Devil' and two songs from Kin.

Members[edit]

• Asa Taccone – vocals, instrumentals
• Matthew 'Cornbread' Compton – drums
• Luke Top – bass guitar
• Reese Richardson – guitar, keyboard

Discography[edit]

Studio albums[edit]

Extended plays[edit]

Singles[edit]

Other charted songs[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^ ^abcdefGotch, Kristin (May 7, 2012), 'An Interview with Electric Guest'. PopMatters. Retrieved February 23, 2016.
2. ^ ^abcdShedden, Iain (June 16, 2012), 'Nice and cheesy'. The Australian :10
3. ^Hermes, Will (May 7, 2012). 'Electric Guest Mondo Album Review'. Rolling Stone. Wenner Media. Retrieved December 21, 2014.
4. ^Tittiger, Annie (October 29, 2012), '7 Questions for Asa Taccone'. Mondern Luxury. Retrieved February 22, 2016.
5. ^Rolling Stone staff (April 11, 2012), 'Danger Mouse Reveals Why He Produced Electric Guest's Debut Album'. Rolling Stone.Retrieved February 22, 2016.
6. ^'Electric Guest – Ritual Union'. August 12, 2012. Retrieved September 29, 2017.
7. ^'Electric Guest – This Head I Hold (Nu:Logic Remix)'. April 12, 2013. Retrieved September 29, 2017.
8. ^Kauffman, Alexia (May 3, 2012), 'Q&A with Electric Guest'. We Love DC. Retrieved February 22, 2016.
9. ^Tim Nackashi (Director) (August 10, 2017). Electric Guest – Oh Devil (Music video). YouTube. Retrieved August 18, 2017.
10. ^Jorma Taccone (Director) (January 24, 2012). Electric Guest – American Daydream (Music video). YouTube. Retrieved May 20, 2012.
11. ^Jonas&François (Director), Jules Dieng (Producer) (January 17, 2013). Electric Guest – Bait (Music video). YouTube. Retrieved June 12, 2013.
12. ^Alan Del Rio Ortiz (Director) (December 6, 2016). Electric Guest – Dear To Me (Music video). YouTube. Retrieved June 12, 2013.
13. ^Tim Nackashi (Director) (August 10, 2017). Electric Guest – Oh Devil (Video). Youtube.
14. ^Joe Weil (Director) (October 18, 2019). Electric Guest – More (Video). Youtube. Archived from the original on August 19, 2013. Retrieved December 6, 2019.
15. ^'Radar Band Of The Week – No. 123: Electric Guest'. IPC Media Entertainment Network. February 15, 2013. Retrieved June 12, 2013.
16. ^ ^abLester, Paul (March 7, 2012), 'Electric Guest (No 1,223)'. The Guardian. Retrieved February 25, 2016.
17. ^(May 8, 2012), 'Dynamic Show Review Electric Guest 5.2.12'. The Soul Dynamic tumblr. Retrieved February 22, 2016.
18. ^ ^abDrever, Andrew (July 27, 2012), 'Sticks and stones a low note'. The Age.
19. ^slobrew.com/live
20. ^'Electric Guest – Chart History'. Billboard.com.
21. ^'4 Charts Independent Albums'. Billboard. Retrieved March 16, 2016.
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26. ^'Electric Guest – Chart History – Hot Rock Songs'. Billboard.com. Billboard Magazine. Retrieved September 19, 2017.
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