The Studio - West Coast

i believe it is real

haha yeah liking this bizarro ilx world where people would bother putting together fakes with actual promo pix for stadium balearo-rockers the Studio.

the shoddiness of that poster and the ridiculousness of the titles kinda gives away its fakeness

^ that

This band would never resort to substandard graphic design! It must be a fake.

also the thing abt the yearbooks was that they were both kinda compilations, which is where i thought the yearbook thing came in, but nobody here has heard any of those tracks

yeah i remember reading in an interview that yearbook 3 was going to be a comp of different stuff on the INF label? not just studio

yeah that's what's said on their swedish Wikipedia page

karl...arlk...rlka...lkar... = the Photobucket account this came from is password protected, so how did you find it? I would guess looking around at whatever else is in this person's album might explain where it came from.

http://forums.hipinion.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=1100 -abt halfway down this thread. From December 2009.

check snopes.com

irl lol

didn't realize there was a new parlour ep! http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/view/63905

ordering it now.

i love scott forstall

haha, wrong thread, great band though

GAHHHH!

Arp - Pastoral Symphony (Version by Studio)
Bear in Heaven - You Do You (Version by Studio)
Steve Mason - Just A Man (Version by Studio)

Listed on http://www.myspace.com/sstudio Collaboration section
Anyone have any info?

I also found this today: http://open.spotify.com/track/6sIfLaW3gtXH2NpjM5mG9C (Sorry for people who don't have Spotify)
It's a cover of 'Out There' made by an string collective called The Göteborg String Theory

Sounds awful compared to the original if you ask me.

aw man i can't wait to hear that steve mason version

haha yeah liking this bizarro ilx world where people would bother putting together fakes with actual promo pix for stadium balearo-rockers the Studio.

Listed on http://www.myspace.com/sstudio Collaboration section
Anyone have any info?

The Arp track is coming out on an 12" in August. I can't find anything on the Steve Mason or Bear in Heaven ones yet.

i'm obsessed with both arp and studio so if that isn't the best thing ever i'll be mega bummed

Apparently the Bear in Heaven remix comes out on a disc in September which also has remixes by the Field, High Places, Justin Broadrick, and a bunch of others, and the Steve Mason is coming out on that single whenever that single comes out.

lissvik put up some new songs on his myspace not too long ago

"practice" is amazing. i think it's over a year old, but didn't see any talk of it upthread so i apologize if this is old news to everyone - http://audioporncentral.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/practice.mp3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtH9MWGaAKw

Looking forward to seeing what they do with this

that track studios itself tbh, i can practically hear the lissvik guitar line already

new parlour (No 2) is pretty fucking rad, heavy string driven disco rock on a few tracks, more psychedelic krauty jams on some others

*on the others

blawged
http://discohorror.com/2010/06/17/tango-in-the-night/

Jaxon helped with the IDs on these...

Parlour No 2
1) Sov Med Mig
2) The String (edit of A.R Machines - As If I Have Seen All This Before)
3) The City (edit of City - Aus der Ferne)
4) Sark Powers

there's a quirky dan lissvik remix on the new mock n toof 12" - http://www.visitation-rites.com/2010/07/sightings-blondes-you-mean-so-much-to-me/. sounds... different

wrong link?

http://nightdrivemiami.wordpress.com/2010/07/09/dan-lissvik-interview/

wrong link indeed. sorry. that song is good too tho!

heard the bear in heaven remix, pretty good but too short

where?

on my work computer.

Can anyone post a link to the bear in heaven remix?

sorry cannot

3:45 is too short, for real.

This is my favourite review of a review of mine, ever:

Studio
Yearbook 2
[Information; 2008]

Pitchfork gave it a 7.8.

I'm thinking the main takeaway from the above-linked review by Tim Finney is that this album failed to help him make any progress with a girl he was interested in. I might be reading a little too much into it, but that sounds about right. He played her a Kylie Minogue remix that's on this, told her it would blow her mind, and then she said "it sounds like the Gypsy Kings," which God Bless, is about the most withering put down of all time. I don't know why you'd lead off your review with such a crash and burn tale, other than to say "I've got blinders on for this stuff; maybe it's a problem to the point where it's ruining my ability to interact with others." In which case, it's kind of a ballsy move to say "this is me, I have no balls." But I still have a feeling I'd rather read her review of both the album and the incident.

I wonder if she'd say what I suspect: girls like boys who like boy music.

one of my favourite things abt that album is the complete absense of testicles

Irony is that the anecdote he's referring to involved me (a gay guy) playing the song to a lesbian.

steve mason remix

http://soundcloud.com/dominorecordco/steve-mason-am-i-just-a-man-studio-remix

Every time this thread is revided I hope it's because of a new album announcement. That happens with lots of threads (sort of like seeing a thread about an old person and you really hope it's not because they died, but the opposite of that), but with this one it's always intense.

Bit meh, that remix.

yeah :\

no more remixes, just do next album pls

idk the orig so it might just be that but that sounds pretty awes to me?

really like this remix but i'd definitely prefer more originals from these guyz

its def not bad, but its like... just another remix. i guess its kinda interesting in that there's a bit more paranoia seeping into the blissed out studio sound.

interesting observation... i'd imagine it comes from being inspired by the source material of the remixxes