Here's the second taste from El Guincho's upcoming studio album, Pop Negro
, and a little explanation of the album from Pablo Diaz-Reixav himself, via Stereogum;"I started studying what makes them different but also what they had in common and I found out some really interesting coincidences. The reverbs they used (except for more “so-eighties” kind of tracks, all the rest were more keen on using different tap tempo delays as verbs rather tan proper springs/halls); the backing vocals production (there are super interesting coincidences between Michael Jackson/Quincy, U2, Bryan Ferry/Rhett Davies era productions, Mariah Carey/Walter Afanasyev, Nile Rodgers, Teddy Riley, Paco Trinidad in Spain, etc.); the way most of these guys used line + reamping style instead of mic’ing everything when tracking; the way they used stereo image and how they distributed sounds on space (this is where I found less coincidences and was therefore more inspired). I mean, I could go on and on about this if you want, I’ve been obsessed with this for last 3 years."
Pop Negro will be available September 14, via Young Turks Records.
El Guincho - FM Tan Sexy - MP3
. The lengthy eight track EP - two of which best 10 minutes a piece - isn't anything from the Detroit folk-singer/songwriter's 50 state epic (still awaiting part III), but it's new Sufjan, something we haven't heard in a long time.
now, via 
for "Thank You for Your Love." The video for the song, which also be featured on the group's 
, slated for release tomorrow, features archival footage of Antony Hegarty's first visits to New York City as a teenager in the early 1990's.