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Celestial Shore’s debut EP California Eden clocks in at four tracks in seven minutes flat. In that brief span, it shifts gears recklessly between multi-threaded, intensely melodic motifs – the collected effect is one of gunning your ’41 woody straight off the pier, smack through the loop-de-loop, and out into the surf. The Brooklyn-based trio followed this EP with the Place Aux Dames 7″ on Double Denim Records, and late last year released a four-song all-analog split tape with Shopping Spree on Prison Art.

Celestial Shore will release their debut full-length record entitled 10x this spring. Mixed by Greg Saunier (Deerhoof), 10x expands on the band’s earlier outings with more fully-developed song structures, offering more room to employ its growing bag of tricks – the odd beats dropped here or there, muscly breakneck spazzouts, and ecstatic wind-up reveries that immediately distinguish their sound and feel.

Lily on the Horn Horse

Lily Konigsberg and Horn Horse (Matt Norman) started making recordings last calendar year. They met because Lily was relaxing on the porch of a house that Matt lived in two years prior when he returned to ask about a blanket he left there. Lily helped Matt search the closets, which no longer contained the blanket, and they currently share it’s replacement, an extremely large and elastic gray blanket. The objective of their romantic relationship is to attain money and popularity (while maintaining a comfortable level of privacy), and to make maximal value with their shared time.

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