From 'The Books' - Music for a French Elevator and Other Oddities

A two LP 45 track collection of B-sides, soundtracks, and altered-found treasures from 'The Books' from 2001 to 2012.

'Egaberte' was one of four tracks submitted to the French Ministry of Culture, in Paris, for use in their elevator.

Now available at Temporary Residence http://shop.temporaryresidence.com/trr206

Egaberte

Okay Montana

Written by Sariah Wong and Matthew Schwartz 

Produced by Peter Gonzales

Somethings

Pre-Order Digital: http://radi.al/asl
Pre-Order Vinyl: http://bedroomsuckrecords.com/?p=5581

Taken from the debut full-length 'a/s/l?', available from August 11, 2017. Hamjam is Hamish Rahn (Methyl Ethyl) and James Ireland (Pond).

Recorded by Hamish Rahn and James Ireland. Mastering by Mike Jelinek @ Jelly Sound. Saxophone on 'Lean' by Jack Doepel.

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ASL - mp3

Hamjam - Lean

music and lyrics by Madison Campbell, Matt Benthall, and CJ Burton

Blue Lagoon - Demo

Rear View

Perfect Moments

What's A Girl To Do?

Corduroy Spaceship's debut single - About Everything

Written, recorded and mixed @ home by Corduroy Spaceship
Mastered @ Little Wing Mastering by George Georgiadis

Corduroy Spaceship & The Custard Gumboot

About Everything

Honeymoon

disco

Delicate vocal melodies, reverb soaked guitars and crunchy drum recordings are the work of Torsten Gustavsson, whom established Corduroy Spaceship in 2018 after being gifted a vintage green corduroy shirt by close friend and fellow member of Felix Leunig & The Looming Feelings.




 Written, recorded and mixed in bedrooms across Australia, ‘I Don’t Cry’ is Corduroy’s latest single from the forth coming ‘Life in Hollywood’ EP . ‘I Don’t Cry’ explores themes of ambivalence and relationship breakdown through an obsession of modern psychedelia and psych pop, following in the footsteps of seminal Australian acts such as Pond and Methyl Ethel.


 
Due May 2021, ’Life in Hollywood’ follows Corduroy Spaceship’s debut EP ’Corduroy Spaceship & The Custard Gumboot’.