
YOLO
Needlz produced it around The Joy Formidable's Whirring, and the punchline turns a reckless slogan into pure paranoia.

Needlz produced it around The Joy Formidable's Whirring, and the punchline turns a reckless slogan into pure paranoia.

Berry Gordy's son signed to Motown without telling him, then got Michael Jackson to sing the chorus uncredited.

Named for a 1920s pole-sitting fad, cut in Seattle in 1996, and now inseparable from Peep Show's opening titles.

Buckmaster spilled ink across his orchestral score and rewrote all of it in a day; Spedding's electric guitar prowls underneath.

Four writers including Chris Brown, a reissue bonus track, and two weeks at number one on anxiety alone.

Hay wrote the music in a Bermagui treehouse, and Greg Ham's saxophone hook does the rest.
Karges saw balloons released at a 1982 Rolling Stones show in Berlin and imagined them crossing the Wall.

Two chords built for jamming, Mickie Most in the producer's chair, and folk-pop suddenly acquired a shiver of paranoia.
Cale spotted a celesta in the studio, Warhol suggested paranoia, and the last track cut became the album's gentle opener.

An Isaac Hayes loop from Tough Guys, three verses by Scarface, and a rap record about fear rather than swagger.