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Jul 30, 201050 notes
Built to Spill Reinterpret Their Songs 80s-Style

holy crap this is bizarre and incredible.

stereoactivenyc:

yewknee:

twentyfourbit:

Although the Electronic Anthology Project, Doug Martsch and Brett Nelson of Built to Spill’s electro-savvy duo, first popped up on MySpace back in the spring, the pair only recently dropped their self-titled debut. As Pop Candy points out, the album consists of 7 new versions of classic Built to Spill songs “in the vein of the 80s 12-inch remix,” and each track’s title is an anagram of the original.

Currently available only via CD Baby and at Built to Spill shows (including on their tour with Kings of Leon), The Electronic Anthology Project features drum machine and synth-backed takes on Keep It Like a Secret’s “Else” (retitled “Eels”), “Get a Life” from Built to Spill’s debut LP, Ultimate Alternative Wavers, “I Would Hurt A Fly” (aka “What If Your Dull”), and 4 more. 

Buy the album here, stream the aforementioned 3 songs on MySpace now, and check out “Eels,” as well as the tracklist, below:

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this is nuts.

Jul 30, 201023 notes
dreams of vinyl records.

reblogging this again, super excited! also, wrote an update post about it earlier.  went and got all philosophical again.

inthejunkdrawer:

wearebeatradio:

Check it. Beat Radio’s Kickstarter to press a 10”.

Jul 30, 20104 notes
dreams of vinyl records.

yes! we need your help!

thewellinformed:

wearebeatradio:

The Well-Informed is like 50% Beat Radio too you know. We promise to keep statistics on this little journal to a minimum. Support art and artists. C’mon you wanna!

Jul 29, 20104 notes
News Anchor Unable to Speak After Christina Hendricks Mentions Bathing -- Vulture → nymag.com

amazing.

azizisbored:

Wow. Definitely worth putting in the time to catch this. When he starts speaking again, its just gold.

Jul 29, 2010240 notes
“I don’t really have much pity for the record industry — I think it’s corrupt and always has been. So it’s not like the Blues Explosion was ever waiting around; if we got anywhere, and if we achieved any popularity, it was through our own hard work and our own sweat. And it wasn’t because we wanted to play the Pitchfork festival and wore shorts because it was hot.” —

yeah, it’s not rock and roll to wear shorts.

Jon Spencer

Might just rebrand as an all-JSBX site.

(via seanfennessey)

Jul 29, 20101 note
all day long i'm crashing cars

we haven’t played “ancient as the stars” in forever.  we’re gonna try and bring it back for the rock shop show but i think i want to try and do a version that sounds like the original 4 track demo i did in ‘05.  here are mp3’s to that version and 2 others that we recorded.  do you have a favorite?

Beat Radio - Ancient as the Stars (4 track demo)
Beat Radio - Ancient as the Stars from the Ecstatic ep
Beat Radio - Ancient as the Stars no. 2 from The Great Big Sea


Jul 29, 20101 note
#beat radio
Jul 29, 2010
dreams of vinyl records.

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Jul 27, 20102 notes
Tobacco Road The Nashville Teens

“Get your things and get out of my office, NOW!”

seanfennessey:

The Nashville Teens: “Tobacco Road”

The song that played as Don went full swag with the Wall Street Journal at the end of last night’s Mad Men Season 4 premiere. It hit #14 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1964.

Jul 27, 201010 notes
Treetops Beat Radio

drinking song.

birutagme:

Beat Radio “Treetops”

Jul 27, 20101 note
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first listen to “suburban war” - beautiful track. (via @SeizureChicken)

Jul 27, 2010
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Jul 26, 2010
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the world is ours

Jul 26, 2010
Jul 25, 2010284 notes
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i’ve always really really loved this john vanderslice song.

Jul 22, 2010
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