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Pattern Mill / Tour footage

Footage from our tour with the Gay Blades set to “Pattern Mill” (track 2 off of INTEOTWIJTEOAE)

If you can’t see it, here’s the link

My name is JONAH

The creative team that put together our video for “Master” has been at work on a wild new project:  www.mynameisjonahfilm.com  

Watch the trailer here:  http://vimeo.com/9582508

Do your self a goddamn favor and check this out.  The final product is going to mind blowing.

We are playing a benefit show for the project as well as contributing some music.  If you are in Boston on Sat. May 15, come by All Asia and throw down.

Week 1 Add’s

According to Mr. Doug at Goodnight, here’s the US/Canadian stations we know of  that have INTEOT in rotation/charting :

WRAS	GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY
CJAM	UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR
WXLV	LEHIGH CARBON COMM. COL
KSLU	ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY
WUMD	UMASS-DARTMOUTH
WLUR	WASHINGTON & LEE UNIV
KHOL	JACKSON HOLE RADIO
CJSR	UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
CKXU	UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE
WFDU	FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON U
WAKE	WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY
WIRE	UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
WBER	MONROE
KCSS	CSU TURLOCK
KBGA	UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
WNMC	NW MICHIGAN COLLEGE
RADIO PHOENIX	RADIO PHOENIX
SCAD-ATLANTA RADIO	SCAD
CJUM	UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA

INTEOTWIJTEOAE Radio Play

We are just getting the early reports back from our friends at Goodnight Records, but so far things look lovely.  The record is getting played at stations across the US and Canada.

If you would like to help, please call your local college station and request The Press or any of our music.

If you need contact info for your local station, please send us an email to us at headsup@thepressthepress.com and we will get some contact info for you.

Danka!

Top 10 Places You Don

Top 10 Places You Don’t Want To Visit

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The Oldest Trees on the Planet

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Fresh New Cupcake

A certain Jersey City Blogger extraordinaire (http://rockertycoon.blogspot.com/) alerted us to a video he took last week in Jersey City.  It’s a new treat fresh out of the oven.

http://www.jerseycityindependent.com/2010/02/19/live-in-jc-the-press-and-plastiq-passion-at-lucky-7-tavern/

Pics from Jellyfish Wrangler video shoot

We shot a video for the next single off INTEOTWIJTEOAE called Jellyfish Wrangler.  Thank you muy macho to Jon Miller , Sami Khan and all the extrordinarily talented and friendly folks who donated their time this weekend.  T’was a lovely experience.

1st Review for INTEOTWIJTEOAE

It’s still a few months out, but here’s the first review of INTEOTWIJTEOAE.

Thanks Performer Magazine.

RECORD REVIEW: The Press
INTEOTWIJTEOAE “Capturing the subtleties of life with ear-turning dynamics and artful, ambient layers” Brooklyn, NY Produced by the Press & Jim Bentley Recorded at the Fort by Jim Bentley Mastered at 4130 Mastering by Dave Roman By: Lulu McAllister
When a pack of individually talented songwriters coalesces for the sake of collective improvement, you get what Brooklyn-based quartet the Press calls “co-op rock.” In the last half-decade, the boys have already turned out a handful of quirky, energetic albums. Now, with their fifth release on Goodnight Records, INTEOTWIJTEOAE (pronounced in-tee-aught-whit-ee-ay), the self-proclaimed “band of contradictions” hones its collaborative prowess into something dynamic and varied, yet still ?artfully balanced. Paying special attention to transitions within songs and from track to track, the boys paint a picture of “strip malls and subways, security gates and jackhammers, termites and Entenmann’s snack, volcanoes, jellyfish and thimbles.” A combination of refreshingly candid lyrics, worked on by each member of the group, and playful instrumental accents keeps straightforward melodies interesting. Catchy intro track, “Master,” is churning and slightly demonic, with the Press’s trademark irreverent vocal delivery and dancing sheet guitar. “Big Boss, Little Boss” and “Pineapple Rabbits” employ a wider range of energy, moving through introspective instrumental breakaways and emotive vocals – finally juicing back up with racing guitars and spasmodic sing-shout, a la Modest Mouse. Perhaps the most rewarding moment in INTEOTWIJTEOAE occurs when its turnstile track, “Dropped from Airplanes,” floats calm, distilled notes and cracks of distant percussion in an ambient space right into whirring, polyrhythmic, big-sky composition “The Rack” at the center of the album. Similarly, final track “Jellyfish Wrangler” wanders to a particularly beautiful close amid softer, near-surf guitar and vocalization sliding gracefully in and out of tune. (Goodnight Records)