Modern Interiors by The West Exit The West Exit : Modern Interiors.
Soulful electro pop.


Oh-so-debonair is the West Exit's latest album: a sleekly appealing blend of pop, jazz, and electronic influences. Urbane, subtly decadent dance grooves get warm touches of piano and acoustic guitar, bringing a friendly sense of soulfulness to the ultra-sophisticated pop. Perfect music for a cocktail party, driving around town, or in any other modern interior. Standout tracks include "Montreal," "The Long Count" and "Thirty Years."
Songs:

1. Wherever You Are
2. The Long Count
3. Montreal
4. Alright Tonight
5. Arsenal
6. The Wrong Way
7. Revelation
8. The Bank Guard
9. Project Five
10. Thirty Years

Listen to: the entire album.


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Release date: 2/5/2008
The West Exit lives in Washington USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Rock, Electro Pop


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