Oct 17, 2012 (KCRW-FM) — The British electro-pop band drops by the KCRW studios to perform on Morning Becomes Eclectic. Watch Alexis Taylor and company play "Look At Where We Are," the sweetest single from their latest album, In Our Heads.
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Hot Chip performs on KCRW. (KCRW.com)
KCRW Presents: Hot Chip
by Jason Bentley, KCRW Music Director
Oct 17, 2012 (KCRW-FM) — The British electro-pop band drops by the KCRW studios to perform on Morning Becomes Eclectic. Watch Alexis Taylor and company play "Look At Where We Are," the sweetest single from their latest album, In Our Heads.The morning after a sold-out show at Los Angeles' famed Hollywood Bowl, Hot Chip rolled into our studio to play an energetic set of electro-pop. The amount of live instrumentation these guys use — there are seven members — is always impressive. Their latest album, In Our Heads, has been one of our summer soundtrack essentials at KCRW.
Watch Hot Chip perform "Look At Where We Are," then catch the rest of the session at KCRW.com.
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