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They're preeminently danceable, they're on the move, and they're making the club kids go apeshit. Yep, the name pretty much says it all, and Simian Mobile Disco have finally revealed the details behind their just-a-wee-bit-anticipated debut LP.

Attack Decay Sustain Release takes its name from a synthesizer programming term and collects ten tracks, several of which nighthawks and avid Pitchfork readers will recognize: "It's the Beat", "Tits & Acid", "I Believe", and of course "Hustler", along with several brand new bangers. London's Wichita Recordings-- also the UK home to Peter Bjorn and John, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and Blood Brothers-- will release Attack overseas on June 18.

First single "It's the Beat"-- featuring a guest vocal by the Go! Team's Ninja and recently showcased over in Forkcast-- hits the shoppes first on March 26. It comes backed with a gaggle of choice remixes from such luminaries as Riton, Graham Massey (of 808 State fame), and Luke Vibert.

The LP, meanwhile, also boasts guest spots from Simon Lord (whom you may remember from SMD's Astralwerks-signed previous incarnation Simian), former Clor vocalist Barry Dobbin, and singer/songwriter Char Johnson. A forthcoming European version of the album will come bundled with a bonus disc (contents to be determined), while U.S. audiences should keep our eyes peeled for a Stateside release sometime after that.

Simian Mobile Disco have heaps of DJ dates lined up, including a SXSW stint that culminates with a set at Pitchfork's SXSW party with the Windish Agency-- a mere week from today! The duo will debut a brand new live formation in the UK in May. We's psyched.

Attack Decay Sustain Release:

01 Sleep Deprivation
02 I Got This Down
03 It's the Beat
04 Hustler
05 Tits & Acid
06 I Believe
07 Hotdog
08 Wooden
09 Love
10 Scott

"It's the Beat":

01 It's the Beat
02 It's the Beat (Graham Massey Remix)
03 It's the Beat (Luke Vibert Remix)
04 It's the Beat (Riton Remix)
05 It's the Beat (Siriusmo Remix)

Monkey disco in motion:

03-09 Philadelphia, PA - Making Time
03-10 New York, NY - Fixed vs. Modular
03-14 Austin, TX - Sky Party (SXSW)
03-15 Austin, TX - Fixed at Factory People (SXSW)
03-16 Austin, TX - iheartcomix Party (SXSW)
03-16 Austin, TX - Emo's Jr. (Pitchfork SXSW Party) *
03-17 Mexico City, Mexico - La Tirana
03-22 Paris, France - Eiffel Tower
03-23 Berlin, Germany - Rio
03-27 London, England - Dingwalls
04-01 London, England - Blogger's Delight
04-05 London, England - Fabric
04-06 Manchester, England - HomoElectric at Legends
04-10 Mayrhofen, Austria - Snowbombing
04-14 Rotterdam, The Netherlands - Motel Mozique
04-17 Rome, Italy - L-Ectrik
04-18 Milan, Italy - Pig Magazine
04-27 Berlin, Germany - Melt Warm Up
04-29 Aberdeen, Scotland - Snafu
05-05 São Paulo, Brazil - Skolbeats
05-10 Oxford, England - Zodiac #
05-12 Brighton, England - Audio #
05-19 Cambridge, England - Junction #
05-25 Bristol, England - Blowpop #
05-26 Leeds, England - Wax On at Stylus #
05-27 Birmingham, England - Custard Factory #
05-31 Manchester, England - Music Box #
06-01 London, England - Fabric #
06-02 Liverpool, England - Chibuku at Barfly #
06-05 Nottingham, England - Rescue Rooms #
06-07 Middlesborough, England - Empire #
06-08 Glasgow, Scotland - Arches #
06-09 Sheffield, England - Plug #
06-15 London, England - Fabric
06-16 Barcelona, Spain - Sonar
06-30 Stevenage, England - Renaissance at Knebworth House
07-14 Berlin, Germany - Melt Festival #
07-22 Valencia, Spain - Festival Internacional de Benicàssim #
07-28 Mt. Fuji, Japan - Fuji Rock Festival #

* with Peter Bjorn and John, Girl Talk, Deerhunter, Menomena, Rjd2, the Ponys, Fujiya & Miyagi, the Pipettes, Beach House, Marnie Stern, Do Make Say Think, Crystal Castles
# denotes live set