Track One off of our July 2013 EP "Things Went Black" 

http://instamatic.bandcamp.com/

Instamatic "Stick Up"

Track Two off of our July 2013 EP "Things Went Black"

http://instamatic.bandcamp.com/

Instamatic "Backwords"

Track Three off of our July 2013 EP "Things Went Black"

http://instamatic.bandcamp.com/

Instamatic "Loss Learning"

Instamatic "Asbestos Contacts"

Instamatic "Creep Hours"

Remix by Strangelands. Strangelands are from parts unknown (i.e. the UK).

Instamatic "Replacement for Life (Strangelands RMX)"

Instamatic "Creep Hours (One Era Remix)"

Track One from our EP "Wrapped In Wire" - http://instamatic.bandcamp.com/releases 

Instamatic "Jiggawatts"

Track Three of Three from our EP "Wrapped In Wire" - instamatic.bandcamp.com/releases

Instamatic "Fifty Yards"

Track Two on our EP "Wrapped in Wire" available on Bandcamp: http://instamatic.bandcamp.com/releases

Instamatic "Missing Teeth"

Rumbles, glonks and metallic squinks. Electro made in Philadelphia. 

Instamatic make danceable beats with brains. Armed with four-on-the-floor propulsion and dirty synth hooks, Instamatic combine elements of contemporary electro with classic indie rock aesthetics. The band formed in 2008, growing out of the Philadelphia DJ/production duo Crimp Yr Hair. After spinning for years and remixing artists like Crystal Castles, Yelle, and Matt & Kim, TJ Adams and Rick Mitchell decided to expand what they had in the studio into a live performance. They joined forces with Amanda Blank collaborator Steven Haslam and Philadelphia scene veterans Philip Schorn and Matt Coogan to write electronic anthems – and actually play them. Having grown up in the Philadelphia punk scene, they called bullshit on electronic groups that barely used their instruments on stage. While their contemporaries seemed content to push play on a laptop, Instamatic were determined to recreate what they made in their basements and bedrooms live. Their tracks reflect this spirit and their shows are an aural assault of speakers, synthesizers and sequencers.

Instamatic self-released their third EP "Wrapped In Wire" in February 2013. They are currently playing shows up and down the East Coast, sharing the stage with the likes of Memory Tapes, Amanda Blank, Creepoid & approximately 6,954 DJs.

XPN said, “New wave-disco hasn’t sounded this good, since, well, new wave-disco of the late 1970s and early 1980s.”

Pitchfork called the band, “electropop definitely worth a listen.” 

-xoxo

instamaticband@gmail.com
http://instamatic.bandcamp.com/
instamaticband.blogspot.com
https://www.facebook.com/instamatic