1. |
Hospital (Dream Mix)
03:51
|
|||
|
Hospital, Hospital make we well
I didn't mean to fall
Hospital, Hospital - I need a little help now
Doctor Doctor, use your drill
Nurse can you ease the pain
Blood test, blood pressure taken, ECG
I'm going to have an operation!
Hospital, Hospital I need a little
Hospital Hospital
Hospital, Hospital I need a little help now
Peter's in a bed just opposite me,
and Pietr is the next along
The building never sleeps
and neither do we
Hospital Hospital make me well x2
I can't think straight and I can't talk right
Doctors' going to fix me in the middle of the night
I'm going to have an operation!
Hospital, Hospital I need a little
Hospital, Hospital I need a little help now x2
|
||||
2. |
Hospital (Nightmare Dub)
03:51
|
|||
Planet Neil Norwich, UK
Planet Neil plays post-punk electronic pop. Planet Neil is based in Norwich, UK. A series of extended plays have been released online since mid 2017. First album, 'One', was released in 2019 on CD. On 5th November 2021 two new albums were released - 'Inside' & 'Resynchronisations'. Neil Dyer fronted post-punk band Screen 3 in the eighties. ... more
If you like Planet Neil, you may also like:
The Philadelphia duo make lush synthpop that's consistently upbeat and danceable even when the mood shades dark.
go to album
Korine make sparkling, swooning synth-pop with mass appeal that hits all the highs and lows of young romance.
go to album
DIY pop that centers dreamy, hooky melodies and surrounds them with dazzling digital ornamentation.
go to album
Somehow It Feels Important
by Hairdressa
Laura Hairdressa—who is both a producer and, yes, professional hairdresser—delivers an album of smoky, alluring electropop
go to album
Life In Miniature
by Low Island
Heart-stirring art pop constructed from an intricate latticework of keys, guitars, and anthemic vocals in songs that go and go and go.
go to album
The experimental pop singer releases her newest album on her own Kallista Records imprint/
go to album
Founds on Land
by Mathilde Nobel
Haunting and spare experimental pop from Mathilde Nobel conjures the feeling of liminality at the edges of memory.
go to album
