New “pattern” review from Music Emissions
BushwickBK Review of “Pattern”
New Binary Marketing Show Remix By K_Niv_Es
Checkout the first remix off the new album by long-time friend, K_Niv_Es.
Album available for purchase. And you know, Thursday. It’s on!
So we’re fast approaching the BIG CD release party at Glasslands. The album looks great, complete with amazing artwork by Ryan Whittier Hale and sleek Digipak packaging. Don’t forget you get a free copy of the disc if you can make it out to Glasslands Thursday.
Also, the album is available through our good friends over at Dive Records. Get on over there and order a copy. Why would you do that though when you can get a free one Thursday? We’ll see ya then.
The SpaceLab
It appears that TBMS has been picked up by Spacelab Radio. If anyone out there feels so inclined, we would greatly appreciate giving a positive “thumbs up” if ever you hear any tracks from the new record getting a spin.
Also, feel free to hit up our Last.FM page for full-length previews of the upcoming album. We actually get 0.00000345308 cents per on-demand listens. Every little bit helps in these hard economic times, and we want to tour one of these days which is somewhat hard to do when you’re independent as fuck like us. Some of us can barely pay rent and some of us don’t even have places to pay rent (I shit you not). We appreciate any and all support in our endeavors!
-abram
“Pattern” album art.
Well. here it is guys. The fabuous artwork of Ryan Whittier Hale for our new album “Pattern”
Don’t forget about the album release show at Glasslands on April 30th: Samara Lubelski (Social Registry Records), Phil and the Osophers, and Ric Liechtung.
"Pattern" available 03-30-09
Track listing:
- Shape of Your Head
- Tesseract
- Trust and Candor
- La bohème
- Shut Up… Kathy
- White Template
- Fear
- Iona
- 628 Hz
- Precipice
- Present Day Armor
- Words…
Tomorrow we’ll be posting “Shape of Your Head”. Watch out!!!
Shows this week and other news…
Hello kiddies.
It’s been a little while and I thought I would give you a little update from the tbms camp. We have 2 great shows this week at Fontana’s and at the Teletextile loft in Brooklyn, so please do come out and hear some cuts from our new album.
#1 Wednesday March 4th, 9 PM sharp
@ Fontana’s
105 Eldridge St.
New York, NY 10002
The Hundred Days
Junius
Bazooka Christ
Binary Marketing Show
#2 Loft Party with teletextile
14 steuben st, brooklyn - G to classon, JMZ to marcy, #61, #48, or #57 bus, or a quick cab ride
poetry by ben pease and marina kaganova. art exhibits by catie rae zappala, jean seestadt, renata mann, and oscar riquelme. dance party to follow live music!
festivities start at 9pm. $10, beer and wine all night. byob in case it runs out! money to be used for teletextile’s new album recording.
Also, in other news… We’re still hard at work on laying down the finishing touches on our new record. We’re really excited about what’s transpiring. Check back soon because we will be posting the first single from the record in addition to album art and the album release show roster. It’s sure to be killa.
So… see you this week!!?
Cerebral Gaze, Stay Tuned
Friday the 16th, we will be entering Emandee Studios in search of something. Mr. Mark Ospovat will be helping us with our long voyage ahead. We’ll be working and workin it for a couple of months, so be ready and stay tuned. We’ll be posting a track listing, title and the album artwork soon along with other exciting news.
Check our show listings, there’s a few more coming up.
year end review
The last night of 2008 was spent in good company hussling about in Brooklyn. The Too Shy Oh Nine party was a success overall, but the presence of our unadulterated percussion section woke the sleeping dragons that dwell above the Stain bar. We optted not to play so that the peace might be kept and the party might proceed. Unfortunately, we didn’t get to catch the Galt Line (who were as sweet as their melodies) but we did get to see Gillian Grassie’s cletic harp playing.
Gillian kindly helped us move our equipment over to the second venue of the evening which was a loft apartment over on Moore St. called Retox. A good space for a show despite the lackluster PA which converted our lowend into a continual pulse that seemed to only cease during the quieter parts of our set. This show was also the first show for our new comrads (no pun intended), Conrad Burnham and Bethany Carder, who have begun to add their own musical contributions to our little project and will do so on our next record.
