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In an interview with EW Adam Young, aka laptop sensation Owl City, admits his no. 1 single "Fireflies" and the Postal Service in general "are pretty similar," but at the same time claims he's "a lot more of a Death Cab fan." For example, he'd only heard Get Up "a little bit" before people started pointing out the pilfering:I've become more of a fan having started Owl City, actually. I had some friends in high school that would have it playing in their cars and stuff. It was cool, but it never really caught my ear. It's kind of ironic, looking back at it, because a lot of people do relate the two projects. I can totally see it now, but I didn't really then, for what it's worth.It's worth a lot, now that you've sold over 100,000 fireflies. There's more. In the form of an unintentional punchline. (Speaking of which, yes, that's real merch pictured above. Real sad merch.)Continue reading Owl City Pretty Much Admit Ripping Off Postal Service...
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submitted by Nick Jan 22nd 2013 08:00 pm (stereogum.com)
Yesterday, the Postal Service announced that they would be reuniting in celebration of the ten year anniversary of their sole release Give Up. As we reported, the reunion will include tour, as well as an appearance at Coachella and a reissue of their album. The re-release will include a remastered edition of the album, covers [...]
submitted by Nick Jan 21st 2013 06:00 pm (www.nme.com)
New website appears for cult band hinting at 2013 reunion
submitted by Nick Jan 21st 2013 03:00 pm (stereogum.com)
There is truth! Love is real! The Postal Service are getting back together! The Ben Gibbard/Jimmy Tamborello duo barely spent any time touring behind their excellently starry-eyed 2003 sad-bastard synthpop classic Give Up, but the album went on to become massively cult-beloved anyway. For years, we waited on a follow-up, and one never materializ...
The Death Cab For Cutie man said he's not interested in the kind of electronic music that featured on 2003's 'Give Up'
submitted by Nick Mar 27th 2012 03:00 pm (stereogum.com)
Producer Jimmy Tamborello, better known as Dntel, has already earned himself a place in music-dork heaven for being the beatmaking half of the Postal Service. He’ll soon release a new Dntel album called Aimlessness. It features contributions from people like Baths and Nite Jewel. Below, download the thoughtfully blippy instrumental &am...


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