Playlist: Noel Heroux of Hooray for Earth

Published Jan 23 2008, 01:11 AM by Will Spitz

Noel Heroux of Hooray for Earth (one of the worst-named bands of '07, according to the Onion):

"My Top 5 Songs Released in 2007"
1_Elliott Smith, "New Disaster"
2_Björk, "Wanderlust"
3_Malcolm Middleton, "We're All Going To Die"
4_Arcade Fire, "Neon Bible"
5_Zambri, "God"

Hooray for Earth celebrate the release of their new Cellphone EP (Dopamine) with a listening party at Middlesex Lounge February 6 and a show downstairs at the Middle East February 29.

Previously: Noel Heroux, "I Don't Want To Get Over You (Magnetic Fields cover)"

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