November’s been a good month for New Order covers. Earlier this month of course we geeked to Thom & Co.’s “Ceremony” while warming ourselves in the glow of Radiohead’s laptop-side chat. The Hills reconnected us with Frente!’s “Bizarre Love Triangle” Monday night (Justin Bobby, such a douche). And today PRI spreads word that Broken Social Scenester Kevin Drew sat a spell with Faith Salie and her “Fair Game” show to cover “Age Of Consent.” By Kev’s admission it’s a “voice-shot, piano, hand-shaking New Order cover,” which roughly translates to piano-and-vocals. It’s a little quiet and a little dull, but the full session’s worthwhile, including “Safety Bricks” (better) with fellow BSSer Brendan Canning, “Have A Life,” and a Q&A with Faith. Also Faith interviews filmmaker Noah Baumbach (of The Squid And The Whale fame) and a scientist guy who claims average IQs go up with each generation. Told ya, Dad. Download the entire show at Fair Game.

UPDATE: Get the rest of the individual MP3s here (thanks, don).

Kevin Drew @ McCarren Park Pool 8/29/07
[Pic of Kevin from McCarren Park Pool w/Grizzly Bear & Feist on 8/29/07]

Comments (6)
  1. hurrah  |   Posted on Nov 29th, 2007

    hurrah for kevin drew. Did you see the grizzly bear tour diary in Harp, there is a great picture of Kevin biting one of the grizzly dude’s nipples

  2. i skipped around til i hit the kevin drew’s interview, i dont hear age of consent. did i miss something?

  3. Age of Consent is not the interview but I found it here. It is also easier to listen to/download just his songs.
    http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/fairgame/.jukebox?action=viewPodcast&podcastId=4123

  4. thanks a lot, don. ; )

  5. immarsh  |   Posted on Nov 29th, 2007

    i am loving the new order love
    now quick someone cover perfect kiss

  6. jerry tuckerson  |   Posted on Nov 30th, 2007

    emo. right? i mean, that’s it right?

    just kidding.

    but seriously

    i mean i liked the cover. i like kevin and his crew
    but if someone caught me listening to that, and said, “what is
    this emo crap?” What’s my defense?

    c’mon.

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