Pitchfork

The scruffy lo-fi pop of Shocking Pinks, aka New Zealander Nick Harte, will come in a whole bunch of new permutations on March 3, when DFA/EMI releases the "Emily" single.

Taken from last year's self-titled album, "Emily" will come on CD and double 12" vinyl. Between the two formats, the single features remixes from Nathan Fake, Deepchord, Echospace, and Expanding Head Band (aka former Tussle member Alexis Georgopoulos and Bing Ji Ling's Quinn Luke), plus a Shocking Pinks take on the Magnetic Fields' "Nothing Matters When We're Dancing".

For the most part, the live front has quieted down for Harte, but he does have a single Shocking show at Wellington, New Zealand's San Francisco Bathhouse on February 8.

"Emily":

CD:

01 Emily
02 Nothing Matters When We're Dancing (Magnetic Fields cover)
03 Cutout (Expanding Head Band Remix)
04 Cutout (Lee Douglas Remix)
05 Dressed to Please (Echospace Reduction)
06 Dressed to Please (Deepchord Remix)
07 Dressed to Please (Nathan Fake Remix)
08 Emily (enhanced video)

12":

01 Cutout (Expanding Head Band Remix)
02 Cutout (Lee Douglas Remix)
03 Dressed to Please (Echospace Reduction)
04 Dressed to Please (Deepchord Remix)
05 Dressed to Please (Nathan Fake Remix)