Product Description
Supermodel is the highly anticipated new album from Foster The People featuring first single "Coming of Age." Produced by Paul Epworth, the globally influenced album is the follow-up to the group s critically acclaimed 2011 debut Torches.

Recorded in various locations around the world, Supermodel began as frontman Mark Foster and producer Paul Epworth set up a writing studio in a riad in Essaouira, Morocco at the end of 2012. "We didn't have any rules. We just created as much as we could in seven days," Foster recalls, "And in the spirit of wanderlust and discovery we ended up stumbling on the musical identity of what this record was going to feel like."

From Morocco the album continued to migrate with Foster and the band. Work continued at Woodshed Studios in Malibu, Henson Studios and Bronson Island in Los Angeles and was finished at Epworth's Wolf Tone Studios in London.

Foster the People achieved success with the 2011 release of their debut album Torches, featuring the #1 hit single "Pumped Up Kicks," which was declared "the year s anthem" by SPIN. Foster the People garnered three GRAMMY nominations for their monumental debut, including Best Alternative Album, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for "Pumped Up Kicks" and Best Short Form Music Video for "Houdini."

1. Are You What You Want to Be
2. Ask Yourself
3. Coming Of Age
4. Nevermind
5. Pseudologia Fantastica
6. The Angelic Welcome Of Mr. Jones
7. Best Friend
8. A Beginner's Guide To Destroying The Moon
9. Goats In Trees
10. The Truth
11. Fire Escape

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HUAP0NK/?tag=imwan-20

I enjoyed "Pumped Up Kicks", but I sort of disowned them when I read an interview where one of 'em said "We don't want to be one hit wonders like James Taylor or something."

Clueless jackasses.

Now I hope they receive the fate they erroneously attributed to James.

Are you sure that they weren't talking about James? I mean that song "Laid" gets played a lot, but I don't hear anything else by them on the radio.

I think they should try and use that defense!

Mark Foster's a bit of a smartass, so I'd be curious to read the whole interview. It's hard to imagine that anyone who even knows who James Taylor is would consider him a one-hit wonder. Stranger things have happened, though, for sure.

I do like this band and played their debut album so much I got quite burnt out on it. Saw them play live and they were astonishingly tight. I'm in for the new one.

"Helena Beat" was even better than "Pumped Up Kicks". I'm in as well.

Now here's the same track done as a traditional promo video: