this is every single beatles album overlaid onto each other. each album was taken from pristine 24-bit lossless copies of the beatles remasters box set and combined via SOX

every single beatles album put on top of each other

new single from the Your Divorce EP. 7" vinyl is available now

Recorded and mixed by Chester Gwazda in Baltimore and mastered by Carl Saff in Chicago. 

NEC001

Your Divorce

the new single from Romantic States

Available now on 7" vinyl from Nebraskan Coast.

Recorded and mixed by Dan Frome in Baltimore, Maryland. Mastered by Carl Saff in Chicago.

NEC002
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Romantic States- Take My Hand and Run

Recorded live at the Blockhouse in Bloomington, Indiana, December 11, 2015
Mixed by Mike Adams

Mike Adams - drums
Nick Ammerman - bass
Owen Ashworth - electric piano, autoharp & vocals
Matt Barnhart - guitar
Edward Crouse - piano
Howard Draper - lap steel guitar

Pamela / The Only Other Girl from Back Home (Live)

From the forthcoming SAVAK album "Best of Luck in Future Endeavors."

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Dr. Action calls. He’s coming over in a heartbeat and wants to know if you have the sounds to wiggle his stethoscope.

You didn’t, but now you do.

Let’s call them SAVAK. That’s what they call themselves, and it would be rude to make up a different name for them. A six-piece rock unit elegant enough for entertaining, but sturdy enough for everyday use. From the hooky self-loathing of the Buzzcocks to early Funkadelic brain lint to the lithe guitar interplay of the Ventures and/or Television, these men stir up songs you can dance to. And think about. Or just think about dancing to.

And don’t worry, SAVAK brings years of experience to the job. Collectively about 150 years, to be somewhat more specific. Michael “Jaws” Jaworski and Sohrab Habibion sing and play guitar – at the same time! Sohrab learned that particular parlor trick in The Obits and Edsel. Jaws cut his teeth in Seattle with The Cops and Virgin Islands. Holding the bass guitar, but never slapping or popping it, is fellow Obit Greg Simpson. Keyboardist James Canty’s secret? He knows which keys control which notes. When it’s his turn to play, he simply presses them and – boop! He’s done this before with Ted Leo & The Pharmacists and The Make-Up. Okay, pop quiz: name another band with two drummers. The Doobie Brothers?! Ugh. Fine, we’ll give you Boredoms and the NEU! ’75 LP. Anyway, SAVAK toggles between a pair of ace rhythm men. Benjamin Van Dyke, known to many in South Brooklyn for his elementary school teaching skills and to ex-Long Island hardcore kids for keeping time in Silent Majority. And Matt Schulz, an enthusiastic snacker and the self-winding clock behind Canadian electronic maniacs Holy Fuck. But while one performs onstage with SAVAK, is the other at home, helplessly flailing his arms and legs to the unheard music? We’re not sure.

At this juncture, you may be wondering: Where can I get some? My local Ford dealer? The produce aisle of the Park Slope Food Coop? SAVAK’s debut LP, Best of Luck in Future Endeavors, is being released in unwholesome stereo by Comedy Minus One. Whether you’re making angry love to America or sticking up an Edible Arrangements with a banana, this is your new soundtrack.

Ça va? SAVAK!

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SAVAK are Sohrab Habibion, Michael Jaworski, Greg Simpson, James Canty, Matt Schulz and Benjamin Van Dyke with Johnny Sangster (percussion), Geoff Sanoff (guitar & keyboards), Josh Sinton (saxophone) and Greg Vegas (saxophone).

Produced by Geoff Sanoff and SAVAK.

Artwork/Photography by Rick Froberg.

SAVAK - "Drop The Pieces"

From their tour split 7-inch release with Woods on Trouble In Mind Records / Woodsist Records, 2016

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