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City: Brooklyn
State: New York
Country: US
Signup Date: 5/15/2004

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08 Feb 10 Monday 
There's a contest up now to get Keep Slipping Away on MTVu.  One of the bands, AM Taxi, appears to be voting repeatedly (there doesn't seem to be anything to prevent doing that) and is ahead 71% to 15%.  In any case, please vote here:

http://www.mtvu.com/music/the-freshmen/nominees-020810/

APTBS is on the incredibly long plane ride to Australia.  Here's a ticket package contest:

http://www.liveguide.com.au/Giveaways/147/A_PLACE_TO_BURY_STRANGERS

Here's an interview with Oliver from the Economist Online (featuring his new nickname, Sonic Ruffian):

http://www.moreintelligentlife.com/blog/gary-moskowitz/qa-oliver-ackermann-sonic-ruffian

It is Nothing was used in a trailer for UK teen soap Skins:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mooKDsj2_Uo
08 Feb 10 Monday 
There's a contest up now to get Keep Slipping Away on MTVu.  One of the bands, AM Taxi, appears to be voting repeatedly (there doesn't seem to be anything to prevent doing that) and is ahead 71% to 15%.  In any case, please vote here:

http://www.mtvu.com/music/the-freshmen/nominees-020810/

APTBS is on the incredibly long plane ride to Australia.  Here's a ticket package contest:

http://www.liveguide.com.au/Giveaways/147/A_PLACE_TO_BURY_STRANGERS

Here's an interview with Oliver from the Economist Online (featuring his new nickname, Sonic Ruffian):

http://www.moreintelligentlife.com/blog/gary-moskowitz/qa-oliver-ackermann-sonic-ruffian

It is Nothing was used in a trailer for UK teen soap Skins:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mooKDsj2_Uo
23 Jan 10 Saturday 
We will be posting a bit about each of the songs to the blog over the coming weeks and featuring each as the top track on the player for a few days.

6. Ego Death 
This song was an old jam we used to play back when Tim Gregorio was in the band, reworked into an actual song. It opens most of our shows. I am particularly happy with how smooth the vocal turned out. It is definitely another one of our “scary” songs.
20 Dec 09 Sunday 
We will be posting a bit about each of the songs to the blog over the coming weeks and featuring each as the top track on the player for a few days. 

5. Keep Slipping Away
 "Keep Slipping Away" was a lead line I had going through my head for a couple of days. It took me a while to figure out exactly how it was played, but the melody is pretty much the same as what I first heard in my head.

20 Dec 09 Sunday 
09 Dec 09 Wednesday 
We will be posting a bit about each of the songs to the blog over the coming weeks and featuring each as the top track on the player for a few days.

4. Deadbeat This is the song we crush most consistently live. It's built on a twangy surf riff, which is definitely out of the ordinary for us but somehow fits perfectly in with the rest of the songs. It's really nice to finally hear it recorded properly.
03 Dec 09 Thursday 

Category: Music
A Place to Bury Strangers has added a final show to their current UK/European tour.   they will play Tuesday December 15 at the London Barfly.  This is a Sailor Jerry's Presents event.  

Tickets will be given out from their website starting tomorrow at 10 AM.  Info here:

http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/whats-on.php?event=45332
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A Place to Bury Strangers will also be going to Australia in February:

February 11:  Oxford Arts Factory in Sydney
February 12:  The Corner in Melbourne

Info here:

http://www.civilsociety.com.au/upcoming-tours/a-place-to-bury-strangers-0210/
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The Keep Slipping Away single will be released on December 8 in the US and December 14 in the UK.
It will feature B Side “Hit the Ground” as well as remixes by South Central, Richard Fearless, Cereal Spiller and Maps.

Here’s a lengthy and quite worthwhile review of Cambridge with some great pictures:
http://liveon35mm.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/a-place-to-bury-strangers/

Review of London plus interview with Oliver:
http://themistakenpress.blogspot.com/2009/12/deadbeat.html

Here’s an article from XLR8R on Death By Audio Pedals:
http://www.xlr8r.com/features/2009/11/pedal-pusher-getting-under-hood-

Exploding Head has been in the top ten of the CMJ charts for the past two weeks.  Here’s an article from this month’s CMJ Magazine:
http://prod1.cmj.com/articles/display_article.php?id=155548146
25 Nov 09 Wednesday 
We will be posting a bit about each of the songs to the blog over the coming weeks and featuring each as the top track on the player for a few days.

3. Lost Feeling This song was originally called "Tribal" because the drums have this really bass-y, overwhelming feel to them that keeps the song rolling. I love the way it builds like a monster running around that finally catches its prey.

22 Nov 09 Sunday 
We will be posting a bit about each of the songs to the blog over the coming weeks and featuring each as the top track on the player for a few days.

2. In Your Heart
 "In Your Heart" was written on our last North American tour. During a break in Canada, we went to record in a barn with our friend Graham from Holy Fuck. We started playing this song out of the blue and I thought it was just too damn good to not lay down on tape that day. Of course, that just turned out to be the demo but this is that song, written in one day. I feel like it is a great midpoint between the more melodic and rocking sides of this band.


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18 Nov 09 Wednesday 
Please head over to our new forum and let us know by voting:

http://bratmarketing.com/aptbsforum/index.php?topic=13.0