Pitchfork

Pitchfork's Mark Pytlik talked a bit about this MC/producer pair back in April, specifically the "Thou Shalt Always Kill" single that made an impact on radio in the UK. That song offered a long list of new commandments. "Though shalt not go into the woods with your boyfriend's best friend, take drugs and cheat on him" wouldn't fit very well on a stone tablet but it seems like good advice all the same, and the pingy electronic production helps it go down easy. "Letter From God (to Man)", a new song streaming now on MySpace and available for a free download on Christmas Eve, has an equally conceptual slant (yep, this is an audio letter from god to you and me), but the production this time is built around a sample of Radiohead's "Planet Telex", originally found on The Bends. So it's kind of like god sampling Radiohead to help get his message across, or something. They also put together the video below, which mentions the new track and has a few roffles. (via NME)

Stream:> Dan Le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip: "Letter to God From Man"

[from the artist's MySpace page; single available for free download on 12/24/07]