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City: ATLANTA
State: Georgia
Country: US
Signup Date: 11/13/2007

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Monday, June 01, 2009 

Category: Music
Hey everyone,

thanks for coming out and making our gig at the EARL a rocking one. We were psyched to play with good friends Stovall (they released a CD that night) and the Young Antiques. A great lineup and a fantastic show.

It was a milestone for us, as well, as we discovered to our school girl delight, that our EP has been added to the EARL's jukebox. It's a tremendous honor for us. Next time your eating a world famous EARL burger, have a drink and listen to the Goldest!

Thanks to you all for helping make it all possible.

the Goldest
Saturday, April 25, 2009 

Category: Blogging
Our interview with Dominick Brady is up for listening. We start at around 53 minutes.  


http://abenghorn.podomatic.com/entry/2009-04-14T14_38_49-07_00

Saturday, April 25, 2009 
http://www.haveyouheard.net/2009/04/03/mediahostage-the-goldest-fixed/
Friday, February 27, 2009 


Our good pal Ben at www.matchlessmusic.net recently posted the following goodness on his recent matchless music blog:
http://matchlessmusic.wordpress.com/2009/02/26/reviews-for-the-goldests-new-ep-are-unanimous-its-beatlesque/

 If you are unfamiliar with matchless music, here's the scoop (in a nutshell): "Matchless Music is an awesomely awesome commercial music licensing library. They help producers, directors, film makers, web designers, video game companies, and ad agencies license music from talented, independent artists."  --Thom Yorke







Thursday, February 26, 2009 

Hey everyone. We got a really nice write up in Flagpole and wanted to let you know.

Flagpole Magazine 2/26/09

The Goldest : The Goldest EP 

Independent Release





Athenians well know that just because a new band is made upexclusively of people already in other bands doesn't mean it's a "supergroup." It might instead be a fun side project for everyone involved, which is exactly what The Goldest, which consists of five Atlantans who've recruited multiple guests onto their debut EP, seems to be, at least judging by their willingness to give away their music (you can download the whole thing at their MySpace page). It's big for
an EP, too, less in span than in sound. The opener, "Already Gold," kicks off with big swathes of twinkle paired with surprisingly thumpybass and a cymbal crash, then flowers into a kind of chugging, swirly prettiness that achieves a relaxed energy without being too calm. "Party Bus" is a little more rocking and becomes more interesting as it progresses, with big, Beatlesque harmonies that begin to pop in now and again and develop into the kind of yowly Robert Schneider wonderfulness Apples in Stereo has at its best. "FM Gold" sounds just the way it should, with a nice collection of lead male vocals and soft backing female tones, plus a chilled out, guitar-based feel that picks up speed
as it moves along. You may have noticed that each song seems to grow and branch as its time elapses, which is a fair characterization and what makes the EP, as a whole, feel like more than its relatively short running time. If it's a side project, it's one benefiting from talent and the willingness of its participants to amuse themselves."

Hillary Brown

to read it on Flagpole.com:
http://flagpole.com/Weekly/RecRev/TheGoldest.25Feb09



Saturday, January 31, 2009 

Many thanks to Jeff Clark for his kind words (which for those of you who've released things in this city before, know JC's kind words are hard to come by) in the Support our Troops section of Stomp and Stammer:

"The Goldest are an Atlanta band on the rise whose
bubbly, Beatlesque (yes I stooped to using that adjective!) power-pop
is displayed to full effect on their delightful self-titled debut EP.
There’s not a weak track among them, but Susannah Wallace’s
sprightly vocals on the kinetic disc opener “Already Gone” help set a
catchy standard that the remaining four songs are hard-pressed to
match. Guests include James Hall, Tracey Clark and K.C. Reeves, who’s still my friend even though she got engaged to someone else."

View the entire page here:
http://www.stompandstammer.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1684&Itemid=73






Thursday, January 15, 2009 
Wednesday, January 14, 2009 
Ohmpark.com added us to their 'Best CD's of 2008' year end list. We are psyched to added, it's a great compliment. We certainly need to express our thanks to Tom Tapley the co-producer and engineer. Without him it wouldn't have been as beautiful an experience making this EP.

Thanks Ohmpark!
http://ohmpark.com/features/the-top-15-best-atlanta-albums-of-2008/

We're very glad to be teamed up with Tom on the next release due out early 2009.
Tuesday, December 09, 2008 
Hey to all,

Evil Sponge is on record again, and we're glad to post a link here. Very cool blog, too. Check out everything. It's worth the time to look through the whole site.

Obviously we recommend...http://www.evilsponge.org/albums/Goldest__TheGoldestEP.htm
Sorry - you'll have to cut and paste. The embedded link thing is too Goldest for MySpace's little blog to handle.

see...
http://www.evilsponge.org/albums/Goldest__TheGoldestEP.htm

thanks

Thursday, October 30, 2008 
Unfortunately Tom - who has been instrumental for us on stage (AHhahahahahah) - has to retire from performing with us. While he won't be a regular on stage anymore, he is still our number-one go-to man for recording, and a close member of the Goldest family.

Tom is back as the head engineer at Southern Tracks Recording studio (the only excuse we'd accept for him not having time to play). He's a brilliant engineer and a fantastic producer. We definitely encourage anyone who needs a beautiful recording to get in touch with him there. He is the man.

He's still working with us, too, and we'll all be huddled around the console finishing the remaining songs of our next release - warming ourselves by the glow of the console lights.