Single Frame

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the slip 00:00 Tools
Post Daydream Forecast Endeavor 00:00 Tools
Exact Copy Of This In The Basement 00:00 Tools
Mod Style '68 00:00 Tools
Comm. Jet (Creepykid remix) 00:00 Tools
$7 Haircut 00:00 Tools
Floral Design in a Straight Line 00:00 Tools
I'll Lose Your Balance 00:00 Tools
3 Bloodless Shadows 00:00 Tools
I've Been to a Party at This House 00:00 Tools
Eavesdropper Goes Solo 00:00 Tools
Spacedust and Handcuffs 00:00 Tools
Let's Techno for Christmas 00:00 Tools
Skintone 00:00 Tools
new car smell 00:00 Tools
taxidermy heads 00:00 Tools
Tired of Waking Up 00:00 Tools
People Are Germs 00:00 Tools
Stuffed Animal Wall 00:00 Tools
Digital Witness 00:00 Tools
Culture Medium 00:00 Tools
The Flying Circus 00:00 Tools
Facts About Doors 00:00 Tools
Second Handshake 00:00 Tools
Slum Pioneer 00:00 Tools
Tiny Whispers 00:00 Tools
Make Yourself 00:00 Tools
New Blank Document 00:00 Tools
Underground @ Noon 00:00 Tools
Lost Pines (Dream & Body) 00:00 Tools
Burn Radio Airtest 00:00 Tools
Clipper Ship 00:00 Tools
New Black Document 00:00 Tools
Cold Mining 00:00 Tools
Machines' History 00:00 Tools
Underground at Noon 00:00 Tools
Dry Lips Usually Crack 00:00 Tools
Ive Been to A Party at this House 00:00 Tools
Lost Pines (Dream and Body) 00:00 Tools
Without Pens 00:00 Tools
New Car Remix 00:00 Tools
Icon 00:00 Tools
100,000 Troops 00:00 Tools
People Are Germs (Nick Zinner Remix) 00:00 Tools
Guess What Angel 00:00 Tools
Pinebox 00:00 Tools
exact copy 00:00 Tools
Been to a Party at this House (AVX Mix) 00:00 Tools
Eavesdropper (Insomniatronic mix) 00:00 Tools
Clippership (Machine Mix) 00:00 Tools
Taken For A Walk (Unreleased Dimeshot) 00:00 Tools
Nobody 00:00 Tools
Taken for a Walk 00:00 Tools
Post Daydream (First Day Demo) 00:00 Tools
Damaged (Fragments) 00:00 Tools
Float Over Oregon 00:00 Tools
People Are Germs (Monster Mash Remix) 00:00 Tools
Digital Witness (Protection Remix By Creepy Kid) 00:00 Tools
Taxidermy Heads '07 00:00 Tools
Sores For Change 00:00 Tools
People Are Germs (Monster Mash remix by Nick Zinner) 00:00 Tools
Flying Circus (Apartment Mix) 00:00 Tools
Taxidermy Heads '08 00:00 Tools
Dry Lips (Car Stereo Wars Remix) 00:00 Tools
Silver Crime Lining (Abandonded Demo) 00:00 Tools
Flying Circus (Apartment Remix) 00:00 Tools
Silvercrime Lining (Abandonded Demo) 00:00 Tools
Digital Witness (Protection Plan Remix) 00:00 Tools
Exact Copy (Witch Dr Remix) 00:00 Tools
Floral Design In A Straigt Line 00:00 Tools
Exact Copy (Witch Dr Remix By J-Mprint) 00:00 Tools
People Are Germs (Monster Mash-up remix By Nick Zinner) 00:00 Tools
Type Seg 00:00 Tools
People Are Germs (Nick Zinner Mix) 00:00 Tools
Lost Pines 00:00 Tools
Slip 00:00 Tools
comm. jet 00:00 Tools
Rare Paintings 00:00 Tools
People Are Germs (Monaster Mash-Up Remix By Nick Zinner) 00:00 Tools
Comm Jet 00:00 Tools
Been to a Party at this House 00:00 Tools
Digital Witness (Creepy Kid Remix) 00:00 Tools
New Car [Remix] 00:00 Tools
Been to a Party At This House Avx Mix 00:00 Tools
Floral Design in a Straight Li 00:00 Tools
Silver Crime Lining (Abandoned Demo) 00:00 Tools
Floral Design (Straight Line Remix) 00:00 Tools
Underground At Noon (Sunlight Hits Remix) 00:00 Tools
post daydream forecast endeavo 00:00 Tools
100, 000 Troops 00:00 Tools
In the Ground 00:00 Tools
Floral Design (Remix by J-MPrint) 00:00 Tools
Sore For Change 00:00 Tools
Floral Designs In A Straight Line 00:00 Tools
Miracle Ear 00:00 Tools
The Slip (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
I'll Love Your Balance 00:00 Tools
Exact Copy In Basement 00:00 Tools
Undergroung At Noon (Sunlight Hits Remix By Creepy Kid) 00:00 Tools
Floral Design (Straight Line Remix By J-Mprint) 00:00 Tools
Floral design(Straight Line Remix By J-Mprint) 00:00 Tools
New Car (remix) 00:00 Tools
Dry Lips (Car Stereo Wars Remix By Chris Rose) 00:00 Tools
i've been to a party at this h 00:00 Tools
Eavesdropper 00:00 Tools
Exact Copy Of This Night In The Basement 00:00 Tools
Been to a Party at This House [Avx Mix] 00:00 Tools
Dry Lips (Car Stereo (Wars) Remix By Chris Rose) 00:00 Tools
Floral Design In A Straight Line (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Comm Jet (Creepyhead Remix) 00:00 Tools
People Are Germs (Nick Zinner 00:00 Tools
xxxzzzimmediate 00:00 Tools
The Slip (2014 Mix) 00:00 Tools
Post Daydream Forecast Endeavor (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Comm. Jet (Creepykid remix) (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Underground @ Noon (Sunlight Hits Remix By Creepy Kid) 00:00 Tools
Skintone (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
7 Haircut 00:00 Tools
Comm. Jet [Creepy Kid Remix] 00:00 Tools
Mod Style 68 (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
lets techno for christmas 00:00 Tools
Exact Copy In The Basement 00:00 Tools
post daydream 00:00 Tools
Operadora 2+1 00:00 Tools
02 - $7 haircut 00:00 Tools
Single Frame - The Slip 00:00 Tools
Clippership 00:00 Tools
I'll Lose Your Balance (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Through The Wires 00:00 Tools
7 Haircut (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Spacedust And Handcuffs (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
skintone pt II 00:00 Tools
Operadora 2 1 00:00 Tools
Track 2 00:00 Tools
Track 1 00:00 Tools
Eavesdropper [Insomniatronic Mix] 00:00 Tools
Floral Design 00:00 Tools
Eavesdropper Goes Solo (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
I've Been To A Party At This House (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
3 Bloodless Shadows (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
10 Digital Witness 00:00 Tools
Let's Go Techno For Christmas (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Tired Of Waking Up (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
New Blank Document (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Second Handshake (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Track 10 00:00 Tools
Silver Crime Lining 00:00 Tools
post-daydream forecast endeavor 00:00 Tools
New Car Smell (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Taxidermy Heads (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Dry Lips 00:00 Tools
Haircut 00:00 Tools
18 - New Car Smell 00:00 Tools
Digital Witness (LP Version) 00:00 Tools
Track 8 00:00 Tools
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Bio is Below / But First the Manifesto Recently, we have been asked by numerous people what we feel we are achieving with altered recording techniques and the use of everyday items (car keys, horns, silk-screens, radios, televisions, fans) in our recordings and live shows. Various movements in art directly inspire our use of these techniques. In our view, Dadaism especially demonstrated the realization that everyday objects can be seen and appreciated as works of art. For instance, Duchamp's Readymades were simply common objects brought into a gallery environment. Pop art is similar in practice. Instead of common objects transformed by their artistic setting, common practices (such as advertising and graphic design) are presented as techniques worthy of art's recognition. We aspire to a parallel practice with sound, and we seek to create art , which combines principals of the aforementioned movements as well as others. Instead of everyday objects or practices, we choose to bring forth the sounds that everyday objects and practices make, place them into a new environment, and give the listener a chance to hear and appreciate them in a new way. Sound reflects art reflects life reflects art reflects sound. Inspired by the darker reaches of nickel theater sideshows, Body/End/Basement, the newest full-length album from Single Frame, serves as a case study in mental instability, vermin phobia, and social dysfunction. Produced by John Congelton (the pAper chAse, Explosions in the Sky, 90 Day Men), Frenchie Smith (Young Heart Attack, Sixteen Deluxe), j-mprint, Clay Youngkin, and Single Frame and mastered at Silver Sonya in DC's Inner Ear Studios (Lungfish, Holy Ghost, Aloha), the follow up to 2003's Wetheads Come Running portrays a maturation of sound and expands on the concepts of succinctness, diversity, and interlude. Body/End/Basement explores amalgamations of gritty analog and lucid digital, found sounds and volatile rhythms, rational grand piano and deranged fuzz guitar, resonant synthesizer and chaotic chant. Single Frame focused on maintaining an experimental approach to the overall recording process. While collaborating with producers of various musical backgrounds, Single Frame toyed with underwater vocals, paint cans, air horns, broken guitars, pocket change, car keys, washing machines, and secondhand reel-to-reel tapes. Tracks were recorded in 4 studios, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a work shed. In addition to recording on 2 1/2 tape and digital software, Single Frame digitized several four-track demos, layered new tracks over the top, and either tossed out the original 4-track layer or incorporated it as part of the final product. The release includes a DVD compiled by the Super! Alright! media collective with 9 videos by various directors highlighted by Grammy and MTV Award winner Paul Beck. Vocalist/Drummer Adreon Henry works full-time as a visual artist in Austin, Texas and designs artwork for all Single Frame productions. The cover art for Body/End/Basement spawns from the 2002 work, "in dark you will see light", on silk-screened vinyl. In addition to screen-printing on vinyl, Adreon's media includes photography, paint, furniture, light fixtures, and film. Single Frame formed in or around Austin, TX in the year 2000 under the moniker Single Frame Ashtray. They released an 8-song EP, Burn Radio Airtest, through Already Gone Records in 2003, Hybrid Magazine called it "a terrifying technological masterpiece" by "what may become one of the more important bands of the day." Ashtray was then dropped from the name to make it easier to advertise, to comply with a smoking ban, and to make nails scratch heads. In 2004, Volcom Entertainment re-released an enhanced version of Single Frame's first full length Wetheads Come Running with 3 music videos including the much lauded Comm. Jet video by Paul Jones that saw play on mtvU and Musique Plus as well as extensive online coverage. Wetheads Come Running also received extensive critical acclaim; "...evocative and progressive." - Tiny Mix Tapes, and "...a bright, tightly meandering album... - Pop Matters. Momentous it's imperative that this band's music be brought to anyone and everyone that has an ear for it�ndrew Bryant, Pitchfork. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.