Sound Savers latest output

Here is a selection of recent recordings from the Sound Savers studio to get you through the darkest day.


  There's An Animal In My Eyes by Breathe Out
  Baaneex - Picnic Swan by Sound Savers
  Warm Ways - From The Rafters by Sound Savers
  Bastard Sword - Ship Canal by Sound Savers

All of these were recorded, mixed and mastered by myself and Mark Jasper.
Come and record at Sound Savers. £70 per day. Email soundsavings@gmail.com

There's An Animal In My Eyes

Hello. To make up for our gig tonight being canceled here is a new song.
It's called 'There's an Animal In My Eyes'.

Click the down arrow on the player to download an mp3.

  There's An Animal In My Eyes by Breathe Out

It's about ambition.

It was recorded in Sound Savers, our new studio in Bow. Go here for details:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sound-Savers/155484251160574

Our next gig is January 6th at the Buffalo Bar in Islington.

Merry Christmas.

James's Tracks of 2010

Following on from Alex's fantastic lead and wonderful informative list, i thought i'd share with you some of my favourite tracks this year...just 'cause its damn fun and self motivating, which as im currently writing new songs might be a catalyst for some new hot licks...

so with no further ado...

01. John Maus - 'Keep Pushing On'
02. Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - 'Beverly Kills'
03. Brian Eno - '2 Forms of Anger'
04. No Age - 'Glitter'
05. Madvillain - 'Papermill'
06. Hot Chip - 'Alley Cats'
07. Danny Byrd & Liquid - 'Sweet Harmony'
08. Kanye West - 'All Of The Lights'
09. Pantha du Prince - 'Welt Am Draht'
10. Arcade Fire - 'Suburban War'

Merry Christmas,

James.

ps. Sunday yea?

Alex's Albums of 2010

I know the concept of year end music lists is a bit pointless and nerdy but because I read too much online music journalism and because VH1 was the only music channel that came free with my parents cable package when I was a kid and because the inside of my brain is basically just a series of graphs I think about this stuff quite a lot. Also how can it be a bad idea to share a bunch of stuff that you like?

So, with that disclaimer covered,  here are the albums that I loved the most in 2010.

1. How to Dress Well - Love Remains
2. Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
3. Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Before Today
4. Deerhunter - Halcyon Digest
5. Big Boi - Sir Lucious Left Foot
6. Caribou - Swim
7. Joanna Newsom - Have One On Me
8. Gil Scott-Heron - I'm New Here
9. Das Racist - Sit Down Man
10. Drake - Thank Me Later

It's difficult not to give the top spot to Kanye but he gets enough love from Pitchfork. The sound of the How to Dress Well record still feels like a revelation to me and I still listen to it most days so I've decided it is the winner EVEN THOUGH Kanye has this year proven himself to be the greatest pop star of our generation.

So there you go.

We're playing at the Enterprise in Camden on Sunday. We're on at 8.20. Get down.

Alex

Radio Friendly Unit Shifter

Thank you to Jon Hillcock for playing "Ride The Waves" on his BBC Radio 6 show last night. Listen to it on iplayer for the next week: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00wkksb

New News

Photos from our gig at the George Tavern.

Neu Magazine have done a nice article about our song Ride the Waves, check it: http://www.neumagazine.co.uk/bands/article/breathe-out

We have 2 more gigs to announce, Dec 19th at the Enterprise in Camden and Jan 5th at the Comedy in Picadilly. More details soon.

Also, we'll have a new track up here soon.

Alex