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Stoked you’re stoked! Also: I’m pretty sure we did record our own raps. If I find them, by the time they make it to tabloids, they’ll have creepy beats under them.

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My Kickstarter reward for backing Lenorable’s “The Prince EP” finally showed up!

These DC-dwelling, Poe-loving, lovebirds really put together some great music. Also, Ian, I love the card. I completely forgot about the Kriss Kross tapes. If I ever dig those up, I’ll hang on to them for when you’re famous and I can sell them to a tabloid for mega dollars.

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Tomorrow night we’re playing a show in DC (see poster for details duh) to benefit the Washington Animal Rescue League. Since tomorrow is also Record Store Day 2012, and so far we haven’t gotten our record into any stores, we’ll sweeten the deal:we will donate half of our merch proceeds from tomorrow to WARL as well. Come out, let’s make this awesome.

Tomorrow night we’re playing a show in DC (see poster for details duh) to benefit the Washington Animal Rescue League.

Since tomorrow is also Record Store Day 2012, and so far we haven’t gotten our record into any stores, we’ll sweeten the deal:we will donate half of our merch proceeds from tomorrow to WARL as well.

Come out, let’s make this awesome.

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Our 7" is now available from Dischord Records

You can also stream it and download it from our Bandcamp page, as well as listen to some other songs we’ve made.

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I often find some bands remind me of Siouxsie and the Banshees and in particular, their great album “Kaleidoscope”, but rarely has anything sounded like quality outtakes from that album.

The vocals are a little bit edgier here, subtle but edge is there. The drums are heavy on an electronic high pitched snare, but that guitar and bass work dance around like McGeough and Severin did so well, so many years ago.

But this is not merely a retro release by this DC duo. The sounds are fresh and the vocals chilling.

The themes are Poe-based which is highly appropriate for their style. I liked “Ligeia” which manages to sound thick while keeping some distinct space between the instruments. over six and three quarters minutes. This three-song ep […] is well worth a listen.

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DC Rock Live Blog: Record Reviews for February 2012

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Lisa, our singer, ruling at Black Cat during our record release show. by Nathan Jurgenson

Lisa, our singer, ruling at Black Cat during our record release show.

by Nathan Jurgenson

Our friends in Edie Sedgwick have a new song/video out. We remixed it:

Here’s the info about the album. Buy it.

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This 12” is now available to pre-order. Orders will ship in mid-March. Please note that if you order this 12” along with other releases the entire package will be held until shipping begins on this release. The digital (MP3) version of this release will go on sale on the release date.

This white-label 12” 45 features the Edie track “Heat Wave” and remixes by Greg Saunier (of Deerhoof), Triobelisk (Shelby Cinca of Frodus and The Cassettes), and Philadelphia’s Pink Skull. It is being released on Mud Memory in conjunction with Dischord Records.

The 11-track MP3 download, which is included free with the vinyl, features additional remixes (*) by Gold Corner (Mike Andre of Antelope), Davis White, Lenorable, John Moon of The Cornel West Theory, and Third Channel (Jason Hutto of Aquarium).

1. Heat Wave
2. Heat Wave (Remixed by Greg Saunier)
3. Heat Wave (Remixed by Triobelisk)
4. Heat Wave (Remixed by Pink Skull)
5. Heat Wave (Remixed by Gold Corner)
6. Heat Wave (Remixed by Davis White)
7. Heat Wave (Remixed by Lenorable)
8. Heat Wave (Remixed by John Moon)
9. Heat Wave (Remixed by Third Channel)
10. Heat Wave (Instrumental)
11. Heat Wave (A Capella)

Recorded at Inner Ear and Studio 1654
Mastered by TJ Lipple

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A killer shot from our record release show Tuesday, by Lukas Eklund.

A killer shot from our record release show Tuesday, by Lukas Eklund.

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Nestor Diaz got some amazing shots at our record release party Tuesday. He also helped us with our Kickstarter. He is a good dude.  (We’ll be posting more soon.)

Nestor Diaz got some amazing shots at our record release party Tuesday. He also helped us with our Kickstarter. He is a good dude. 

(We’ll be posting more soon.)

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THANK YOU!

Thanks everyone who came to Black Cat last night, especially those of you who bought a record. You are all supermen/women and with your powers combined… something something.

(If you missed the show but want an album, you can order it here.)

So, Will from Dangerosa is doing some non-permanent promo art for our record release show this Tuesday (8pm at Black Cat). If you’re around DC (U Street, Bloomingdale, Shaw areas) and you see one, snap a photo and tag us or share it with us!

So, Will from Dangerosa is doing some non-permanent promo art for our record release show this Tuesday (8pm at Black Cat). If you’re around DC (U Street, Bloomingdale, Shaw areas) and you see one, snap a photo and tag us or share it with us!

Buy the 7" from Dischord Records
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