Reblogged from dustjacketdispatch
Pre-orders for Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin’s Tape Club shipped out last week, so all orders placed from now on will be sent out immediately. And, as always, you’ll get an instant MP3 download of all 26 songs at checkout.
If the picture of the maroon vinyl above doesn’t convince you, then maybe the awesome review below will help provide a little insight into what you’ll hear when the LP hits your turntable.
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin - Tape Club
One of the most powerful words added to the English language was “evolution.” The word has led to fierce conflicts in classrooms and classrooms—but none of that applies to my article because I’m here today to talk about evolution in terms of music. Tape Club, the latest release from Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, is a bold, time-lapse album that moves from rough home demos to slick studio recordings. The idea is brilliant, really, as you walk through the band’s sonic evolution. Oh, and the other awesome factor at work? These songs have yet to appear on any of their commercial releases—and there are 26 of them on Tape Club.
