The two see each other probably five times a year if that, so the rate of their musical production as a collaboration is pretty low. Which may explain why their tracks is so hot when they eventually gets cooked. Ah.
Anyway, album's out on March 15. Self-released. Maxwell Lewis? and his friend from his group Virgins are co-founders of the record label Minus the Masses, and it's just getting started, and is unconventional, so until the store is up and running on that website, the only place to get the album will be by DIRECTLY MESSAGING US VIA THIS MYSPACE PAGE. Also, Fifty percent of album profits will go directly to The Santa Barbara Food Bank , so if any of you and/or your fashionably caring, activist friends are turned on by that, talk, talk, t-talk about it.
If you're sorta borderline about buying the album, we've got 30 second clips of all the tracks on the Minus the Masses website. To hear those, go here .
Bloggers, journalists and directors have been known to include TDFP into their lives from time to time. Visit the links below if that fancies your tickle:
- "Speed of Dark" blog
- A tremendously psychedelic music video for our song "Why Did You Happen"
- Splendid PolyPost article
OK so the whole world isn't talking about us. Whatever. Who needs that. The world. Too big. Anyways, if you want to interview us, tickle us, book us for shows, or buy the album, message us via here or you can contact us individually:
[email protected] for max
[email protected] for rachel
And below is some other stuff. Enjoy.
"How Do Some Trees Look Like Lightning Bolts?" Music Video
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Inspired by "How Do Some Trees" and directed by the young, attractive, talented Oregonian Mihae Jung . Mind you this film was aired on the IFC, which is the Independent Film Channel if you didn't know. (Exciting as heck, we're aware.)
Birds.Fled.From.Me "When You're Falling" Music Video
Directed by Austin R. Hartman of Santa Cruz, California.
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