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Is this anything? Would this have been something months ago?
I forgot I had a Tumblr. Here is my cat Andrew
Just saw this weekend happens to be our eight-year anniversary of being on Bandcamp! What a serendipitous occasion!! So to celebrate, weâre diving deep into our catalog to unearth some gems for a cool deal for you~. In addition to the albums we already give you upon subscribing, weâre adding one album from each of the last eight yearsâone per year weâve been on Bandcampâas a free subscriber bonus. Hereâs what weâll be including:
2010: Big Kids - âHoop Dreamsâ
2011: Empire! Empire! (I Was a Lonely Estate) - âOn Time Spent Waiting or Placing Weight of the World on the Shoulders of Those You Love the Mostâ
2012: Duck. Little Brother, Duck! - âDonât Take Our Filth Awayâ
2013: Crash of Rhinos - âKnotsâ
2014: Field Mouse - âHold Still Lifeâ
2015: Donovan Wolfington - âHow to Treat the Ones You Loveâ
2016: Oyama - âCoolboyâ
2017: Heat - âOvernightâ
and why the heck not, 2018: Ratboysâ new EP âGLâ
^^^This is for this weekend only! (April 14-15, 2018)^^^
Subscribers will also get the following upcoming albums on their respective street dates:
Pema - âBad Habitsâ
gobbinjr - âocala wickâ
Giraffes? Giraffes! - âMemory Lame
tricot - "portage / On the boomâ
mouse on the keys - tres
(plus that unannounced biz)
Subscriptions are a lot of work. So weâve always avoided them. But, more recently, weâve given a lot of thought as to how we can do cool shit with the music in our catalog for positive social change. In the past, weâve made one-time donations to organizations doing work we feel is important. The issues these organizations are fighting for are not going away, though, so we feel they require an effort on our part that wonât either. We came up with a few long-form ideas that can help us, as a company, to help our artists while also continuing to give back moreâand youâre lookinâ at one of âem.
Our label subscription represents a broad scope of genres and artists from diverse geographies spanning the entire globe and is the perfect way to keep up with the label. We think weâve put together a great selection of albums at an incredible value and hope youâll feel the same.
Our monthly label subscription gets you the following:
Every album we release after you subscribe delivered to you digitally on release date in your choice of a FLAC, ALAC, MP3 320, MP3 VBR or AAC 256 download
A re-usable discount code good for 10% off anything in our webstore
A 10% off re-usable code for anything on our bandcamp
On occasion, streaming and downloads of rarities, B-sides, demos from our catalog
infrequent, but thorough updates on upcoming albums and the artists making them
$1 from every subscription is divided equally amongst donations to The Trevor Project, The NAACP Legal Defense Fund and Planned Parenthood.
For more details on what you can expect from this monthly digital subscription as well as a detailed FAQ on our annual physical subscription, please peep.
The Trevor Project
NAACP Legal Defense Fund
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THANK YOU, *SINCERELY* for supporting us, the artists we work with and independent music.
-Danielle, Robbie, Seth & Kevin
I fixed the Pepsi commercial
Haha! I made my grandmas phone autoswitch "steal my xanax" to "Fuck my ghost" lololol. Idiot doesnât know how to work a phone because sheâs so fucking old
This Audiotree session with Field Mouse sounds awesome! Itâs available for streaming and download today.
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We have a new 2016 Sampler for you to listen/share as you please. If youâre into it, you can get a free download from our Bandcamp & you can get a CD copy for free with any order from our store (while supplies last). Thanks!
What are you playing in Half Life in the chorus on guitar?
INTERVIEW WITH AN ANDREW
Rachel let me answer an e-mail interview but my answers might have been too weird so they never posted them but I liked them too much to let them go unread:
Field Mouseâs debut release was in the form of 2010âs âYou Are Hereâ, an album that contrasts greatly to the bandâs current form, and one that was made up of a duo ensemble. What sparked the decision to expand the bands profile and leave a more intimate form of music to reach âEpisodicâ?
I straight up refuse to believe that you've heard that record! We scrubbed the internet of it pretty heavily. But for us, that first record doesnât count. We made it as a collection of songs that were produced for fun before there was any real intention of being a full-on band. At the last minute after it had been recorded we decided to make a go of it and chose Field Mouse as a name, but soon after realized thatâs not how things are done. You gotta take baby steps. A very wise baby once told me that. I said âbaby, how do you know so much about steps?â, and strike me down if Iâm lying, but I turned back around and that baby was gone. Ok, so far the interview is off to a rocky start - you lied about having heard our first record (we werenât a duo, mad drummers and bassists all over that record), and then I lied to you about that baby I met. Letâs see if we can salvage this.
Your distorted post-punk style is reminiscent of math rock, 90s grunge, dream pop, and indie-dance. Are these just the critics speaking or has the band taken an interest in a multiple of subgenres and styles to develop their own?
Well, Iâve never met a band or musician that thinks or cares about genres, let alone subgenres. Thatâs more of a way for non-musicians to categorize things. Itâs not a bad thing and having a system is cool, but it's never a thought that exists in the process making the music. I think all those genres you listed are all pretty close to each other. If you played one of each of those genres for a time traveler and then added some mad old shit like the Firebird Suite by Stravinsky, the alien (I know I said time traveler before, but I switched it to alien) would think that all those bands could be the same and only hear a real difference when you hit them up with that classical shit. So I think the proof is in the pudding. Sorry to use the word "pudding" - I know your pre-screener interviewer asked and later begged me not to use that word, but here we are. Like, worrying about genres is like looking at a painting and being like âoh, I noticed you used the same shade of red here as this other painting, and over here you used a similar blue to this other painterâ. Meanwhile Iâm like âmotherfucker, I made a painting of a boat, itâs probably the fastest boat ever in the world, talk about that!"
In the past Rachel has commented on her personal struggles that come with chronic disease and the issues surrounding it for a musician, which received overwhelming support. Do you think these kinds of issues are underrepresented in the media relating to musicians, especially regarding the vanity and perfection that surrounds it?
Man, that does sound like Rachel. She is on another level sometimes, feel me? One time on tour we broke down in Utah and we saw a pack of wild horses (like that song!) and honest to god she took out a full lasso and I was like âwhaaaat?â Keep in mind I saw homegirl pack for this tour, so I KNOW she didnât pack a cowboy lasso. Well, long story short, I watched her tame a wild horse and set it free. She named it Tipper after Al Goreâs wife, thatâs just her sense of humor. Not too sure about things being underrepresented or not but I think often times thatâs a matter of perspective. I see people on the internet say âoh so itâs cool when blank but when I do blank itâs a problem??â and itâs like, no dude thatâs on you. Youâre just only aware of people calling you out because itâs aimed at you but everyone on the internet hates everything and everyone else on the internet. Not really sure what to say about vanity and perfection. I donât think either of those words has much to do with us. My grandma used to say âvanity is not just a river in Egypt!â Not sure what she meant about that, she was a deeply deeply troubled woman. She didnât trust doctors.
Over the recording process of âEpisodicâ the band was hit with family issues. How did the band memberâs relationships grow during this troubling and yet reflective time?
If I can be honest with you? I donât think they grew at all. I donât think it was reflective either. I think with most people I know the period of reflection comes after, but when we made the record that was just two weeks, and not everyone was there all the time. We were just doing non-stop ten hour days recording and not really talking anything out. We all like each other just fine and that period of time was crazy for other reasons but your question was maaaaad specific. Itâs totally possible our relationships grew but you donât really always notice shit like that. A friendship is like a tree. You might not notice a new branch but with or without it, itâs the same tree, fuck this tree metaphor is really getting to me. These are some powerful words right here. Has anyone ever used a tree as a metaphor before? They should.
You worked with established Philadelphian producer Joe Reinhart, whom has exceptional ties within the DIY House Show scene. What experiences and lessons did you take from working with a fellow Philadelphian and a prominent musician within the North Philadelphia scene?
At this one point he pulled us aside and I remember the sun was setting and he said to us he said âOne of you I love and one of you I hate, and I need you to all battle for my love because Iâm fucking Joe Reinhart. I RUN this town. If you ever talk about this to anyone make sure you or they spell ârunâ in all caps because that is where I am putting emphasis in the sentence. Iâm in fucking Hop Along, do you understand?? I run these streets." I bought two JHS overdrive pedals after working with him. The guyâs middle name is sick guitar sounds.
Although the summer festival period is coming to a halt do you have any plans to tour around the Autumn/Winter season that you can tell us about?
Weâre doing a full loop of the continental United States with our bros in Cymbals Eat Guitars and Wildhoney in September and October. Weâre gonna tour every which way. Weâre gonna go up and down, itâs gonna be like that movie Nick and Norahâs Infinite Playlist, which is a movie I didnât see but it seems like the kind of movie that would have a road trip in it. We also are announcing another November tour on Thursday but Iâm not gonna tell you about that. You gotta trick your readers into looking at our Twimbler page or our Face-books. First taste is free.
Field Mouseâs âThe Order of Thingsâ is KEXPâs Song of the Day! Have a listen and download it for free!
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Wherein Field Mouse openly feud over what kind of donut they would be.
Field Mouse - Episodic
if this donât get u horny, yr a globalist shill
Field Mouse. Photo by Shervin LainezWith a new album that feels like itâs the start of something biggerâbigger hooks, a bigger sound and Rachel Browneâs booming voiceâField Mouse are bounding towarâŠ
My bandâs record is streaming NOW!
This is something I am VERY happy at and proud about
Go check it out and also reblog this or whatever
All you liberals are so quick to point out the lack of diversity in the Paul Ryan staff intern photo that you didn't even notice that The Mask from the Jim Carry movie 'The Mask' was in the 2nd row and that the first row was entirely made up of other Paul Ryans. This is why Bernie LOST!
Check out my new âPhilip Seymour Hoffman Feverâ T-Shirt
PUUUURRRR-fect for SUMMER!
https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/569223-hoffman-fever
A lyric video I directed for Cymbals Eat Guitars. Edited by Andrew Futral!