“Thursday”, the new Pet Shop Boys’ single featuring Example, is now available on CD and also digitally from iTunes and other download outlets. The CD single is currently number one on Amazon UK’s singles chart and can also be ordered now from the store on this site.
The CD single and the first digital EP include the radio edit of “Thursday”, two brand new tracks — “Odd man out” and “No more ballads” — and a remix of “Thursday” by the German producer and DJ, Tensnake. A second, digital-only EP is also available now featuring remixes by Eddie Amador and Mindskap and the “No rap radio edit” of “Thursday”.
The lyrics of “Odd man out” (inspired by the early-60s British film, “Victim”) and “No more ballads” can be read now in the Lyrics section of this site.
Thursday released today
On this day 30 years ago, Pet Shop Boys released their sixth studio album, “Bilingual”. This was taken in 1996 by Andy Earl during a publicity session for “Single-bilingual”.
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