Split - Daria / Office of Future Plans
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about
This is our split 7" with The Office of Future Plans (the new project from onetime Jawbox frontman J Robbins).
The music is new, but our relationship runs deep. The friendship between OFP and Daria partially rests on shared experiences working with late producer Iain Burgess. Burgess had recorded Jawbox's Novelty, and Daria worked with him as well, after Iain moved to France in the 90s. The idea for the 7" + EP came about as a nod to Burgess's work and his role in shaping the "Chicago Sound" of the 90s which went on to influence Steve Albini and much of guitar-based indie rock.
The 7" contains two new originals from each band, but there are 4 digital bonus tracks as well: 2 of each band covering the other, and 2 other covers in honor of the late producer Iain Burgess. Here, Daria covers OFP's "Dumb It Down" and Leatherface's "I Want The Moon".
Please read the whole story of this split 7" and listen to the full here:
lovitt.bandcamp.com/album/split-7
The music is new, but our relationship runs deep. The friendship between OFP and Daria partially rests on shared experiences working with late producer Iain Burgess. Burgess had recorded Jawbox's Novelty, and Daria worked with him as well, after Iain moved to France in the 90s. The idea for the 7" + EP came about as a nod to Burgess's work and his role in shaping the "Chicago Sound" of the 90s which went on to influence Steve Albini and much of guitar-based indie rock.
The 7" contains two new originals from each band, but there are 4 digital bonus tracks as well: 2 of each band covering the other, and 2 other covers in honor of the late producer Iain Burgess. Here, Daria covers OFP's "Dumb It Down" and Leatherface's "I Want The Moon".
Please read the whole story of this split 7" and listen to the full here:
lovitt.bandcamp.com/album/split-7
credits
released August 26, 2014
Credits:
Released on 22 April 2013 by Lovitt Records (USA)
www.lovitt.com
Daria recorded and mixed by Oliver "Cali" Fournier at Tostaky Studio.
Mastered by Dan Coutant at Sun Room Audio.
Artwork by Quentin Bodin: www.quentinbodin.net
Credits:
Released on 22 April 2013 by Lovitt Records (USA)
www.lovitt.com
Daria recorded and mixed by Oliver "Cali" Fournier at Tostaky Studio.
Mastered by Dan Coutant at Sun Room Audio.
Artwork by Quentin Bodin: www.quentinbodin.net
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