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With Tigs developing into a charismatic whirlwind of a front woman who it was impossible to take your eyes off, Chew Lips increasingly compelling live performances grabbed the attention of uber-cool French label Kitsun\u00e9 who insisted on putting out the band’s debut single, “Solo”.Released in March 2009, “Solo” sold out almost instantly, causing a storm in the blogosphere and beyond, with Pitchfork calling the track “\u2026.classic, pristine,”[3] and The Fly magazine labelling it “one of the most magnificent debuts of the year”.2009\u20132010: Second Kitsun\u00e9 single and Unicorn[edit]A relentless schedule of touring followed into 2009 as Chew Lips honed their sound into a sleek, sophisticated beast.Kitsun\u00e9 released a second sold out single, “Salt Air” in July 2009 \u2013 NME called it “an addictive slice of heart-wrenching disco-pop” \u2013 before the band begun work in summer ’09 on their full-length debut with Bat For Lashes collaborator David Kosten. The fruits of their labour came with the self-released album Unicorn in January 2010, such a giant leap forward for their sound that they were confident enough to leave off both of the previous singles. It was easy to see why \u2013 in the likes of “Play Together”, “Karen” and “Slick”, they had outdone themselves. The press agreed: the BBC called it “startling”, NME “mesmeric”, whilst a 4\/5 review in The Guardian said it “drags you straight in.”Another stretch of touring followed and by the time the European festival season came round, and after a successful appearance at SXSW in Texas (Elle US described them as the best new act at the festival), Chew Lips were on top of their game. Topping off their tour they headlined the packed BBC Introducing Stage at Glastonbury Festival.Other touring highlights include support slots with The Killers, Delphic, We Are Scientists, The Virgins, Joy Formidable, Howling Bells, three sold out UK tours and a sold out European tour in 2011.Split[edit]Huertas announced on Twitter in 2015 that she was now only writing material for other artists,[4] implying that Chew Lips had disbanded. Discography[edit]Studio albums[edit]Album DetailsRelease DateLabelUnicorn25 January 2010FamilySingles and EPs[edit]Release DetailsRelease DateLabelSoloJanuary 2009Kitsun\u00e9Salt Air6 July 2009Kitsun\u00e9Play Together18 January 2010FamilyKaren28 March 2010FamilyDo You Chew?4 May 2012SonyHurricane3 September 2012SonyChew Lips remixing[edit]Chew Lips remixes[edit]SoloDavid E SugarTepr (Yelle)Salt AirPlay TogetherKarenAnalogue People in a Digital WorldMark OttenNetskyWe Are Enfant TerribleSlickSoundtracks and syncs[edit]Live appearances[edit]UK highlights[edit]United States[edit]European festivals[edit]Unicorn[edit]“4\/5 \u2013 an accomplished first offering” \u2013 Q“4\/5 \u2013 sharp-edged, sharp-witted electro rock…success looks like an open goal” \u2013 Mojo“4\/5 \u2013 a spine tinglingly awesome debut” \u2013 Time Out“4.5\/5 \u2013 it deserves to be massive…make it so” \u2013 The Fly“4\/5 \u2013 brilliant…a record that gets better over time” \u2013 MusicOMH“4\/5 \u2013 Synth heaven!” New!“Beautiful…clattering electronic pop with big melodies” \u2013 The Independent“Wistful, discoid confections… like Blondie backed by Simian Mobile Disco” \u2013 The Observer“A band to look out for this year\u2026 absolutely superb” \u2013 Sunday Mail“Our new favourite” \u2013 NME“An utterly peerless work; ten tracks to completely lose yourself in” \u2013 NME.com[5]“Catchy electro tunes…you’ll love ’em” \u2013 Grazia“Unicorn is that rarest of things; a record imbued with genuine talent and emotion which wipes the floor with the majority of its makers’ contemporaries… quite startling” \u2013 BBC“Chew Lips confidently reveal their crossover potential… the rhythms are edgy and the songwriting is something you can really get your teeth into” \u2013 Metro“Chew Lips’ blending of electronic punk ala ‘Yeah Yeah Yeahs go 8-bit’ is so infective it’s dangerous” \u2013 Super SuperReferences[edit]External links[edit]"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki12\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki12\/chew-lips-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Chew Lips – Wikipedia"}}]}]