July 2010
1 post
There's a kind of experience I think every music... →
May 2010
6 posts
"The Imperial Phase" Poptimist on Pitchfork →
This article is really interesting. It’s essentially about that grace period when an artist reaches the “I can do whatever I want to do - and people want me to do it” apex of their career.
Also - wasn’t Queen fucking awesome? Freddy Mercury. I’ve just been going through all my old Queen records this weekend. Totally insane! Best of the best.
Have a great weekend!
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Now we're on iTunes!
Enjoy!
"Siren" on Amazon.com + iTunes
Our album, “Siren” will be available on Amazon on Tues, May 18th, and on iTunes around the world in a few weeks!!!
Link: Amazon
April 2010
3 posts
March 2010
8 posts
WatchThe random People, Places and Things you encounter in the Lone Star state.
New bassist: Neil Hamburger. Enjoy!
"Time Off" A Haiku by Joey
We have some time off
to work toward better music
and hang out with friends.
SXSW Photos
Part One, Journey through America
Too bad our van broke. SUV is not as good.
NYC
MD (This guy was blasting R&B)
(Chase says that this officially makes scooter-ing Xtreme)
Much, much more to come. Onward to New Orleans!
Mixtape: Winter 2010
We’re all tired of winter. This mixtape is thirty-seven minutes of friends, heroes, and guilty pleasures. Start dancing and things will heat up.
Lady Gaga ft. Beyonce - Telephone (Passion Pit Remix) • Santigold - Creator (Photomachine Remix) • Slayer - Raining Blood (FnDannyBoy Remix) • Diplo - Bart Bmore Miz • Thunderheist - Bubblegum (Hatchmatik Remix) • Gui Boratto - Beautiful Life •...
February 2010
12 posts
WatchEndless thanks to all the people that made this possible.
The hits just keep on coming. Here’s the...
Our good friends in Body Language have remixed...
A Few Words from Joey (uh oh...)
So this is a bit late, but there was a snow storm in DC. Two snow storms. Unfortunately, the 930 Club show with La Roux was cancelled because of… well, this:
That’s after spending the night shoveling and cleaning every hour or so.
Luckily, the show has been postponed to July 25th when the sun will be shining and the only ice will be in our mixed drinks.
In other van news, we had...
Webster Hall Photos
(via Tim Griffin / Brooklyn Vegan)
More photos in the original post.
(Photo by Ben Rowland)
In honor of the...
WatchOur first music video. Enjoy!
WatchMontreal was a serious mind bender. I don’t think we’ve ever played for so many people. The crowd would best be described as “ravenous.” They were going nuts from the opening DJ all the way to the last note of La Roux’s encore - then everyone stuck around and partied at the venue until late. We spent the day rummaging around downtown Montreal and found an amazing...
Montreal Photos
Metropolis, Montreal. Photos by Ben Rowland.
WatchQuebec City. The Imperial was amazing. Massive venue, more like an old theatre really. We had a long trip and arrived roughly three hours late but still got it together in time for the show. Afterwards we went next door with the La Roux dudes (and ladies) for drinks. The staff of the venue showed up too and we all BRO’D OUT. Many terrible one-liners were exchanged; what is Beethoven’s...
WatchThe airport in Chicago is one of the best airports ever. It just seems really modern and efficient (as far as airports go.) Also, there is a little booth that sells popcorn fused with caramel and various kinds of nuts. So, that’s super awesome.
Lincoln Hall is a newish venue in Chicago operated by the same guys who run Schubas. It’s great. Like, really great. They served us huge burgers...
January 2010
5 posts
WatchWe played at Santos with Jessica 6, Body Language, and Brahms - all of whom were great. The show was put on by the lovely people at Cantora Records and Big Live. They filmed the show in HD Disney Digital 3D, so we should have some footage relatively soon. Chase also printed a million t-shirts for the La Roux tour, which starts on Sunday. What a trooper! We cannot express how excited we are to...
Four instruments or less.
Zach and I had a recently had a conversation about songs with great production. He had heard from someone reputable that in a well-produced track, there shouldn’t really be any more than three “featured” instruments at a given time. As a producer/home-recordist/songwriter, there is always the temptation to fill a mix up with random shit. I start adding beeps and boops to tracks...
The NY Post has our new remix of “Sweet...
Stream our very unofficial remix of “Party...
November 2009
2 posts
September 2009
1 post
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August 2009
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July 2009
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