Wallpaper Doodoo Face On Vinyl LP + Digital Download Code + Fireworks Glasses

When Wallpaper first emerged in 2005, the project was Eric Frederic's way of making earnest, artful music while satirizing the lack of genuine sentiment in mainstream pop. Then, the music was composed on computers and the lyrics were delivered strictly in Auto-Tune (almost unheard of at the time), further emphasizing the sterility of hackneyed song themes. In the four years since, as Wallpaper's become a genuine phenomenon via three well-loved EP's and an unforgettable live show.

The music of Doodoo Face is a significant step forward for Wallpaper. As established by his recent live-band remixes for Passion Pit and Das Racist, Frederic's become ace at merging the organic into the electronic. These are huge beats with infinite intricacy, the perfect tribute to Frederic's oldest influences: P-Funk, Afrobeat, and the panoply of Bay Area rap. From the cavernous thump and honking sax of opener "Indecent" to the warped hyphy of "ddd" to "Doodoo Face," this is dark, nasty, load-bearing booty funk of the Oakland house party variety.

Vinyl LP comes packaged with fireworks glasses that make the cover appear to be exploding like fireworks and digital download code.

Wallpaper Doodoo Face Track Listing

1.  Indecent
2.  T. Rex
3.  I Got Soul, I'm So Wasted
4.  ddd
5.  Celebrity
6.  It's My Birthday
7.  I Ain't Most Dudes
8.  Fine GF
9.  Frk Scn
10. Gettin' Drip
11. Doodoo Face