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News - Tokyo Police Club- "Tessellate" Remixed by Tom Campesinos!, Tessellate 7 inch & tour Tokyo Police Club- "Tessellate" Remixed by Tom Campesinos!, Tessellate 7 inch & tour


Tokyo Police Club- "Tessellate" Remixed by Tom Campesinos!, Tessellate 7 inch & tour

May 10, 2008, 02:07 AM

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Here's a new Tokyo Police Club remix for you. Tom Campesinos! of Los Campesinos! did the honors. The remix is featured on a brand new Tessellate 7 inch as well as the limited edition version of Elephant Shell. The limited edition version of Elephant Shell is going quick. The Tessellate 7 inch is only available on tour or through the Saddle Creek online store. Get them while you can...

Feel free to stream the remix or make it available for download. I've attached an MP3, or if you prefer, you can link to it on our website.

Tokyo Police Club - "Tessellate" Tom Campesinos! Remix
http://www.saddle-creek.com/sounds/T...llateRemix.mp3

GENERAL TPC LINKS:
Tokyo Police Club
MySpace.com - TOKYO POLICE CLUB - Newmarket, CA - Indie / Garage / Pop - www.myspace.com/tokyopoliceclub
Tokyo Police Club - Elephant Shell
Saddle Creek Records

LINK TO BUY THE 7 INCH:
Saddle Creek US Online Store: Tokyo Police Club - Tessellate 7"

LINK TO BUY THE LTD EDITION VERSION OF ELEPHANT SHELL:
Saddle Creek US Online Store: Tokyo Police Club - Elephant Shell CD (with instant MP3 download)

TESSELLATE VIDEO:

BIO:
Following on one of the most well received 16 minutes of music in recent history (2006's A Lesson In Crime EP), Newmarket Ontario's Tokyo Police Club released a debut album entitled Elephant Shell, April 22nd on Saddle Creek in North America and Memphis Industries in the UK.

Elephant Shell lands roughly a year and half after A Lesson In Crime (with last year's Smith EP and "Your English Is Good" digi-single and a ton of touring also bridging the gap) and barely four years from the band's 2005 formation. Not bad for four friends who learned to play during senior year in high school, later naming themselves for a nonsensical lyric from the song that would become track one on their first EP, which would in turn sell over 70,000 copies-probably about 69,000 more than they expected-and garner accolades from Entertainment Weekly ("We can hardly wait for the full length A-), Rolling Stone ("If only all young guitar bands were smart enough to rock out this fast, banging out seven first-rate mod-punk party starters in barely more than sixteen minutes"), Interview, Blender, Nylon and The New York Times among others.

If bassist/vocalist David Monks once described the band's music as "wide-eyed post-punk with a tendency to get over excited-so much so that someone has to come and tell it to settle down," Elephant Shell is the sound of four early-20-somethings now seasoned through hundreds of shows from tiny clubs to the festival throngs at Coachella and Glastonbury, maturing a bit and learning to temper and modulate their own more varied musical moods. Or maybe Canada's socialized health care means easier access to generic Ritalin and Adderall?

Either way, Elephant Shell delivers on every bit of promise in Tokyo Police Club's rapid-fire barrage of material to date. The opening one-two of "Centennial" and "In A Cave" barely evaporates before "Graves" and "Juno" pack innumerable hooks and "what-does-that-remind-me-of" glimmers into meager 2-minute-and-change frameworks, while "Tessellate" and "Sixties Remake" encapsulate everything great about the manic TPC live experience: soaring guitar signatures and keyboard figures, driving backbeats and irresistible singalongs abound. Elsewhere, "The Harrowing Adventures Of..." and the down tempo standout "Listen To The Math" find our young protagonists ably adapting their energy into more subdued structures before the rousing coda of "The Baskervilles" brings the record to an all-too-early halt.

REMAINING TOUR DATES:
Fri-May-09, Saskatoon, SK, Louis' Pub
Sat-May-10, Calgary, AB, The Warehouse
Sun-May-11, Calgary, AB, The Warehouse
Mon-May-12, Edmonton, AB, Starlite Room
Wed-May-14, Kelowna, BC, The Habitat
Fri-May-16, Vancouver, BC, The Plaza
Sat-May-17, Victoria, BC, Sugar Nightclub
Sun-May-18, Seattle, WA, Neumos
Mon-May-19, Portland, OR, Hawthorne Theatre
Thu-May-22, Denver, CO, Bluebird
Fri-May-23, Omaha, NE, Slowdown
















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