PUFF PUFF and the RECEIVERS

Puff Puff and the Receivers are out dropping those sonic bombs all over this green earth, and one is heading strait for you ears so get ready to explode! Puff loved a man once and everyday after... he's a guitar wearing lad, and if she's lucky, he plays sweet melodies for her... the mathamatician with a NANOLOOP, is a star studded with grace. A drummer who shows you the beauty of the pounding of your heart. It just beats and beats, not missing a hit. May her love live on forever. Occasionally her voice can't sing and her fingers cease to dance across chords and keys, but maybe one day, and for everyday after a song she will sing until we are all asleep... We're in Austin, the place with all the greenery. The place where the doggy was born, where our hearts became one. real editor best profile tools real editor best profile tools
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I used Dave & Jay's amazing myspace profile editor . ************ PAPERDOLLS MAGAZINE REVIEW Come to Me Now (2008, self-released) by Jordi Finlay editor-in-chiefThe new Puff Puff & the Receivers album has that DIY quality I love so much—self-recorded, self-produced, with some of the most adorable handmade packaging I have ever seen in my life. For real, it’s clever. And the music is just as great. Puff Puff, a three-piece band from Austin, Texas, sounds like the pop you would hear in a hazy summer dream. Their calm but upbeat sound, juxtaposed with often-macabre lyrics, such as “that’s the fetus; that’s the dead decomposing” from the opening track “That’s Your Body in the Trees,” leave you feeling slightly spaced-out in that awesome overheated July way. With a kicking drumbeat leading the entire album, this is music you can put on to get ready to go out just as easily as it could be played for a slamming dance party covering everything from intimate moves with that special someone, with the slow starting “Heroes,” to some super-fun jumping around on the sweet fantasy “From My Heart: To My Toes.” The album’s tone leads you forward into the next song over and over: The fast marching beat behind “Promised Lamb” is my absolute favorite, and even on slower songs like “No Peace No War,” with beautiful cello music by Mollie Fischer, the beat of the drum maintains a vibrant progression. With just three members, Puff Puff & the Receivers manages to create a crisp-textured ambience that fills the air and throws down some awesome hooks that will follow you throughout your whole night. PUFF PUFF AND THE RECEIVERS "COME TO ME NOW" ON SALE NOW!!! SEND $10.00 (+ $2.00 s&h) CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: PUFF PUFF PRODUCTIONS 2808 WINDSOR RD. B AUSTIN, TEXAS 78703 or EMAIL: [email protected] (for booking and contact)