Showing posts with label Sup Pop Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sup Pop Records. Show all posts

5.07.2013

"Strange Pleasures" by Still Corners Mastered by The Lodge




London-based duo Still Corners has recently released their new album, Strange Pleasures! Mastered at The Lodge by mastering engineer,  Sarah Register,  the album takes the listener on an ethereal sonic journey amongst silky synths and dreamy guitar lines. The album features songwriter and producer, Greg Hughes,  as well as vocalist,  Tessa Murray. Signed to label Sub Pop Records, the album can be purchased on their website as well as iTunes.  Fans can also view a list of Still Corner's current U.S. tour dates here. 

      Listen to Berlin Lovers off of "Strange Pleasures"



4.09.2013

The Postal Service’s “GIVE UP” 10th Anniversary Edition mastered at The Lodge



It’s been 10 years since the release of The Postal Service hit album “GIVE UP”. Vocalist Ben Gibbard (of Death Cab for Cutie), Producer Jimmy Tamborello (of Dntel and Headset) and Background Vocalist Jenny Lewis (of Rilo Kiley) never expected that the album would touch so many hearts and be as successful as it was earning certified platinum, making it the second biggest selling LP in Sup Pop Record's history.   

But here they are decade later headlining Coachella April 13th and 20th, Lollapalooza August 3rd while playing sold out shows across North America and Europe on their first tour since 2003. Don't miss them in NYC at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn June 14th and 15th tickets HERE.

Chief Mastering Engineer Emily Lazar and her team mastered the reissue of GIVE UP at The Lodge. It includes the remastered original 10-track album along with 15 bonus tracks, including the brand new songs “Turn Around” and “A Tattered Line of String,” a previously unreleased live recording, and every other official recording the band has ever released, as well as cover versions of Postal Service classics by The Shins and Iron & Wine.    

Ben explains the making behind GIVE UP in an NPR interview as “The record kind of took on a life of its own and just kind of found its way into areas that you know Death Cab or Dntel have not even gotten close to reaching. It was odd to see that just kind of fly off on its own and completely take on a world of its own.” 




Or from Amazon.

Check out the new track "A Tattered Line of String"