Foster The People Ep Vinyl

Formed in los angeles in 2009 the band s single pumped up kicks first received significant airplay on kroq in 2010 and online attention soon followed.

Foster the people ep vinyl.

Shop for vinyl cds and more from foster the people at the discogs marketplace. Explore releases from foster the people at discogs. Mark foster founded the band in 2009 after spending several years in los angeles as a struggling musician and working as a commercial jingle writer. It was released as the group s debut single in september 2010 and the following year was included on their ep foster the people and their debut album torches.

The album includes the lead single doing it for the money and other tracks like pay the man and shc all three of which were released earlier on the digital ep entitled iii. Radio on the tv. Pumped up kicks became the group s breakthrough hit and was one of the most popular songs of 2011. Week of march 18 advance album streams from kylie minogue foster the people the war on drugs and more.

The discography of american indie pop band foster the people consists of three studio albums four extended plays 22 singles and 14 music videos. Foster the people s new album sacred hearts club is available now. Early in 2011 they released a self titled ep that featured the song and after a slow climb it peaked inside the top ten later that year. The album is available digitally and on cd july 21st followed by the vinyl lp on august 11th.

Pumped up kicks is a song by american indie pop band foster the people. The sound is universally uplifting combining influences from alternative s greats mixed with songs that make you dance. Foster the people are a fresh evolution of modern music nme lp version is pressed on 180 gram vinyl and includes a digital download of the entire album. Sacred hearts club is the new album from foster the people.

Indie rock trio foster the people makes atmospheric psychedelic dance oriented pop music. Discover releases reviews credits songs and more about foster the people pumped up kicks at discogs.