Jan 28, 2005 • 1 min read

Urban Outfitters to release UNICEF tsunami charity double album

Fashion retailer Urban Outfitters is releasing a double charity album in aid of UNICEF's tsunami relief, featuring rare tracks from indie artists, sold in its stores from 28 February.

American fashion retailer Urban Outfitters has been busy putting together a charity compilation album in aid of UNICEF's post-tsunami relief effort - and such was the response to their request for bands to donate tracks that they've decided to make it a double album. The charity album, featuring rarities from all sorts of CMU favourites - including Franz Ferdinand, Hot Hot Heat,

Grandaddy, Mercury Rev and Futureheads - will be sold through the fashion chain's stores from 28 Feb. No word on whether it'll get any kind of UK release, but you'll be hoping it does given the line up:

Disc

One:

Death Cab For Cutie - Love Song

Interpol - Slow Hands (Britt Daniel mix),

Bright Eyes - We Are Nowhere and It's Now

Desert Sessions 7/8 - Hangin' Tree

Wilco - Jesus, Etc. (live),

Hot Hot Heat - Apt. 101

French Kicks - The Trial of the Century (live)

Futureheads - Piece of Crap (live)

My Morning Jacket - The Bear (live)

Magnet - Heaviest Heart

Rilo Kiley - American Wife

Elbow - Fugitive Motel (RDJ2 mix)

Clinic - Fingers

Mercury Rev - In a Funny Way

Disc

Two:

Franz Ferdinand - Matinee (Headman remix)

The Go! Team - Huddle Formation (radio session)

Grandaddy - Nacher Anthem

Kaiser Chiefs - Take My Temperature

Earlimart - Lullaby

The Faint - I Disappear

Caribou - Barnowl

Eisley - Lost at Sea (remix)

Dios - Everyday

Juana Molina - Isabel

Adam Arcuragi - The Song the Sinner Sings

M83 - A Guitar and a Heart

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