Best of 2010: Clubfeet

A blend of South African and Austrailian musicians, Clubfeet released their debut album, Gold on Gold, this past summer. Comparing the trio to such acts as Hot Chip and the Junior Boys, Pitchfork‘s Brian Howe wrote of the release, “Gold on Gold is as satisfying a take on indie-dance as you’re likely to hear.” And much like Clubfeet’s music is a shimmering elixer of electrpop, the group recently assembled a series of cocktail recipes that capture the essence of their favorite musical highlights from 2010; here are Clubfeet’s “Top Five Music Inspired Cocktails of 2010.”

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“RIP Isadora Duncan”

Ingredients:
1 X Porfidio 100% Agave Single Barrel Anejo Tequila shot
1 X high-powered wind-machine
1 X noise-cancelling headphones
1 X scarf
1 X Broken Social Scene Forgiveness Rock Record album

Good for: existential moments, blow-drying

“Even the Sun is on Heat”

Ingredients:
1 X super-chilled Indian pale ale
1 X Delorean Subiza album
1 X towel
1 X sauna

(Sit in the sauna until boiling point, proceed to pour the pale ale over yourself. Start dancing)
Good for: detoxing/heart-attacks

“Patrick Batemen”

Ingredients:
1 X Hendricks martini with rare red cucumber
1 X tab of acid
1 X Hermes dress suit
1 X Hurts Happiness album

(Down the martini and place the tab in your eye. Look at yourself in the mirror until your face begins to melt).
Good for: identity crises/ab workouts

“Virgin Suicide”

Ingredients:
1 X frozen vodka & pomegranate lollipop
1 X School uniform
1 X Holga camera
1 X The Radio Dept. Clinging to a Scheme album

(Get drunk, talk shit, take photos. Nothing has changed since we were teenagers!)
Good for: teenagers, kidults.

“The Old Man and the Sea”

Ingredients:
1 X Mojito laced with kava
1 X National High Violet album
1 X smoke machine
1 X novel, The Old Man and the Sea

Good for: when you just feel like being left the fuck alone.