first demo track of upcoming album 'ghost town social club'

lyrics>
What's left to bring along, what's there to leave behind among
all that I was made up from, all that cut me out from right and wrong?
Made a shrine to remind me of there's no god to remind me now
that I'm gonna be alright, I fold my hands and tell a lie.
Made plans for a better time, nothing but some doodle inside
an old review with a flashy title, like cut out from the holy bible.
Some believe, I ain’t one of those, not as far as the story goes
I'm makin’ up my own plot now, I won't see you on the other side.

Isolation (Joy Division cover)

Two adventuring musicians, whose band has earned glowing reviews from prestigious press outlets and has been a recurring fixture on the blogosphere, set out to record an album on the road. The catch - they have no money of their own and must use their traveling poster sales job to fund this ambitious recording project.

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Sally Rider

Artist: Paperhaus
Album: Lo Hi Lo
Release date: May 28, 2013
Label: self-release

Press contact: michelle (at) teamclermont (dot) com

About: 
Paperhaus started in a basement in the suburbs of Washington, DC, where guitarists Alex Tebeleff and Eduardo Rivera spent their teenage years playing music together with ears buzzing from Radiohead, Television, and Fela Kuti. Miles away in Philadelphia, the dissonant vibrato of drummer Brandon Moses howled over distorted blues, while bassist John Di Lascio’s three drunken years playing absurdist prog-pop in shady Japanese yakuza bars were winding down. 

When the haze cleared, these four musicians found themselves in the Red Door room in DC's legendary Gold Leaf Studios (R.I.P.), screaming raw vocal poetry into rickety old mics and bleeding cosmic noise through rusty tube amps. All night jams edged into anything from CAN to DC Gogo, while haunting noisescapes echoed of Sonic Youth and Scott Walker. Above it all hung country-blues and pop-oriented arrangements with deeply personal lyrics.

Paperhaus is the lovechild of four very different, but passionate songwriters, who share only a belief in the spiritually transformative power of music. This attitude perhaps more than anything inspired the establishment of "The Paperhaus," their shared home studio and DIY concert space. Over the past two years, this humble row house in Petworth has hosted over 100 bands from all over the country and is an institution in national DIY culture.

Paperhaus released its alt-country styled self-titled EP in 2011, and will release its second effort, an EP entitled Lo Hi Lo on May 28th, 2013. Lo Hi Lo was recorded at DC's legendary Inner Ear studios with producer Ivan Basuri, and reflects the more pop side of Paperhaus' Psychedelic music. A full-length LP of more blues and funk influenced psychedelic music is already in the works and will be released in 2014. You can hear songs from all the different sides of Paperhaus' music at one of Paperhaus' many live shows this spring as they embark on a two-month national tour.


Paperhaus - "Helicopters"

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New EP Dead Royalty out now on digital + cassette.

Composed by Ludwig Göransson
Arranged, produced and performed by Big Summer

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Baby Yoda (The Mandalorian Main Theme Cover)

Louder

If you were a thirty something multi-instrumentalist who grew up by the beach in sun drenched towns to a soundtrack of nineties grunge and classic folk rock before maturing into post-punk, shoe gaze and indie rock, you might have started a band who sounds a bit like Big Summer. B.S. is the lovechild of Portuguese singer songwriter Vasco Batista, who has been writing, singing and performing for as long as he can remember. One thing has always been present: the need to experiment with different styles.