You've heard the infectious echoes of his songs, you got up to get down at his show and yes, heard the stories; true, false, or otherwise, but hark from the rooftops, the beat wizard who delivered everyone's favourite ode to iced dairy is back!

Come this October, Muscles will make his triumphant return to the indie throne with the release of his Younger & Immature EP.

Clocking in at just over 20 minutes, it's a hard hitting, no fuss collection of deep techno swirls, luscious indie sensibilities and driving beats all wrapped up in the Muscles brand of classic pop (with it's fair share of 'Ohhhs' and 'Ahhhs' thrown in for good measure). The EP is a labour of love from the one-man-juggernaut that has somewhat consumed him in a cloud of love, lust, and positive energy.

Rather than tackling the dreaded second album syndrome head on, Muscles has instead taken a decent break to clear his head and rediscover the essence of what makes his music so special - producing thumping rave tunes that makes dancefloors bounce and kids take their shirts off and dance.

The first taste off the forthcoming EP will be the lead banger "Girl Crazy Go!", an apt slice of the Muscles pie with it's ginormous shout aloud chorus and catchy-as-hell enthusiasm. The single comes accompanied by remixes from Beni and Them Jeans.

Younger and Immature EP is Muscles wearing his heart on his sleeve, givin' the bird to the nay-sayers and a love letter to the fans. It's peace, love and ecstasy's little brother... an oxymoron of sorts because this little kid is growing up.

Tracklist
1. "Forever"
2. "Girl Crazy Go"
3. "Love Struck"
4. "Beat The Rush"
5. "Northern Beaches"

Muscles' Younger & Immature EP out October 29.

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Re: Muscles Returns With the 'Younger & Immature' EP

by thecat

Wednesday, 29 September 2010 14:18

Looking forward to the Hobart show on Saturday the 27th of November. Don't think tickets have been released yet but I'm keen to get in early after missing out last time...

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