The Pipettes out of Britain hit Lido for a big night of classic sounding girl pop, their backing band The Cassettes invarioubly in tow. Which is great news, since now I might have a chance to ask them out on dates and get married with them and live our lives happily ever after together. All of us. Yes, all. A boy can dream.

The new album from them, Earth vs Pipettes, has yet to have a release date set, but this year is the story. But really, we’re kind of running out of this year to release anything in. Here’s an advance single, it’s a bit light sounding through the first 20 secs, stick with it though, it’s a grower:

The Pipettes – Stop the Music

…and here’s an old one, just for fun, taken from their first album, We Are The Pipettes (2006):

The Pipettes – Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me

Gig Details

• Artist: THE PIPETTES
• Date: Thursday, September 9th 2010
• Time: 8:00pm
• Venue: Lido
• Address: Cuvrystraße 7, 10997
• Notes: Google Translate from German: The Pipettes have never been a typical pop band. When other musicians in their freshly hatched pipe jeans, since the girls were standing in polka dot dresses and brought catchy sing-along songs that have a lot of pop appeal with Phil Spector sound-prescribed principles. Girls who played retrogefaerbte music and dancing in sync to, that was The Pipettes in 2006. Their reminiscences of the late 50′s pop bands beat a full. “Pull Shapes” is still a guaranteed hit in indie discos. With this sound, captured the women’s trio not only Europe. In Asia, they prevent only a certain J-Lo out to climb to the top of the charts. The Pipettes were often one step further than their colleagues. The reason is because they were not on the spot, but they always went on the trip to new sounds. And if it were part of the band left behind – as was especially the case in 2008 – this victim was just delivered. Drummer Joe Lean left the band to go with Jing Jang Jong other musical paths. Even Rose Elinor Dougall and RiotBecki left The Pipettes to pursue solo careers. In the good one went in different directions. Singer Gwenno, the “Pull Shapes sang,” got at the end of that year her sister Ani into the boat and from now on with her, with Alex White ‘The Electric Soft Parade’ on the drums, Monster Bobby on guitar, Jon on bass to seek and Seb at the keyboard more new sounds. This trip went from the port of the girl-pop with harmony vocals, the way to breitbandformatigem Powerpop, who feels in times of disco-era home. When her major label insisted that Mark
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