Deadlights To Release 7" Split

Deadlights have announced they will release a 7" split with Don't Say I Won't via Audubon Records on March 19th.

The split will see a limited run of only 300 copies being made available in the following colors:

Black (limited to /100)
Orange (limited to /100)
Blue (limited to /100 - Pre-order package exclusive)

Each copy will come with a digital download code.

To pre-order, click HERE.

Both tracks are now available to stream in full at: www.myspace.com/audubonrecords.

The Motorcycle Industry Post Update

The Motorcycle Industry have posted an update regarding their new bassist, Brooks Plummer and the release of their new EP, 'The Only Friends Worth Having'.

Front man, John Langhan, made the following statement:

"So the day is finally upon us. Our new EP, "The Only Friends Worth Having" is available for download. You've heard about it on all the news sites, read some generally favorable reviews of it and have probably already had it on your computer for like two months. Whatever the case, the 7" version or digital-only version can be purchased here:

http://audubonrecords.bigcartel.com

We know this EP has been a long time coming, but if you've got the cash grab a copy from Audubon. They worked really hard on the release and are trying to get their label off the ground. However, if you end up getting it through some other means, make sure you do something nice in return, like helping your mom bring in the groceries.

Onto some equally sweet news: we finally have a new bass player. His name is Brooks Plummer and is featured in our super fancy new promo pictures. He, too, lives in the wonderful borough of Brooklyn, which means all four band members are now officially within one G stop of each other. Brooks will be playing all future shows with us and is taller than everyone in the band.

Other than that - we are always down to play your basement or Vets Hall or whatever. We're only a myspace message away.

Take care and enjoy the new songs!"

The Motorcycle Industry New EP Digital Download Out Today

The Motorcycle Industry's new EP, 'The Only Friends Worth Having', has been released digitally today for ONLY $1.99!

To purchase, click HERE.

The physical 7" release is released this Friday (February 19th).

Album Review: The Motorcycle Industry - The Only Friends Worth Having

It's not everyday that you'd expect to find your new favorite band sitting on your doorstep. From the day I received The Motorcycle Industry's full-length, in late 2008, the Brooklyn three piece set the bar pretty high, until now. ‘The Only Friends Worth Having’ EP is four tracks of pure ear candy.

Opener, ‘Paul Newman and a Ride Home,’ with its contagious harmonies of, ‘Once your gone, you're gone for good,’ by front man John Langan, is so infectious that it'll be stuck in your head for days. With guitarist, Michael Weiss', Back To The Future style solo, after the second chorus, you’ll think you were riding in the DeLorean with Doc Brown, being transported back to 1985.

The Motorcycle Industry EP Vinyl Details

As previously reported, The Motorcycle Industry's forthcoming 7" vinyl EP, 'The Only Friends Worth Having', will be released February 19th on Audubon Records.

The release will see a pressing of only 500 copies and will available in the following colors:


Purple (limited to /100 - Pre-order package exclusive)
Orange (limited to /200)
Green (limited to /200)

There will be a special pre-order package where you can purchase all three colors in a bundle for a discounted price of $12.99. The orange and green colors can be purchased separately for $4.99 (the purple color will only be available in the 3 pack pre-order package).

Each vinyl will come with a digital download code.

Pre-orders commence on Thursday, January 7th at 8PM (EST) via the Audubon Records webstore.

The Motorcycle Industry EP Vinyl Pre-Order

The Motorcycle Industry's new EP, 'The Only Friends Worth Having', will be available for pre-order from tomorrow (Thursday, January 7th) at 8pm (EST).

The 7" vinyl release will be available exclusively through the Audubon Records webstore and each copy will come with it's own digital download code.

Shipping will commence on February 19th, 2010.

For more info, click HERE.