Let's just say you had this friend who dressed like Louise Brooks and hung out in a red-walled West Hollywood nightclub listening to Mink Stole singing Edith Piaf. So, then this friend finds a tattered copy of Edith Piaf's songs in a used bin at some mega record store that still sells used vinyl and puts it on Turntable the First. Then you, being the Warp Records-listening nerd that you are, say, "Dude, wouldn't it be totally cool if we put some glitch beat under 'L'amant d'un jour?'" So, you put Random Electronic Record With Slow Jarring Beat on Turntable the Second and wonder, "What will this sound like?"
Most likely, it will sound something like CocoRosie, who have a new album called Noah's Ark out this Tuesday from Touch and Go Records. Despite the fact that this is the band's second album, the website is still under construction. Ladies, this is where My Space comes in handy. Anyhow, there is a track available on the Touch and Go site right here.
Enjoy.