Beach House - Teen Dream - CASSETTES

The Become EP is a collection of 5 songs from the Once Twice Melody sessions. We didn't think they fit in the world of OTM, but later realized they all fit in a little world of their own. To us, they are all kind of scuzzy and spacious, and live in the spirit realm. It's not really where we are currently going, but it's definitely somewhere we have been. We hope you enjoy these tunes, Alex and Victoria/Beach House.Become featuring the songs InchAmerican Daughter, Inch InchDevil's Pool, Inch InchHoliday House, Inch InchBlack MagicInch and the title track, and was produced by Beach House, with mixing by Alan Moulder (track 1), Trevor Spencer (tracks 2, 3, 5), and Caesar Edmunds (track 4), and mastering by Greg Calbi and Steve Fallone at Sterling Sound.Become will be available on Saturday, April 22nd, 2023 as a Record Store Day crystal-clear vinyl exclusive, with a worldwide digital through Sub Pop and Bella Union (in the UK and Europe) on Friday, April 28th and a full worldwide physical (LP/CD/CS) on May 19th, 2023. Details 1. American Daughter 2. Devil's Pool 3. Holiday House 4. Black Magic 5. Become

Details 1. Majorette 2. She's So Lovely 3. All Your Yeahs 4. One Thing 5. Common Girl 6. The Traveller 7. Elegy to the Void 8. Rough Song 9. Somewhere Tonight

This compilation contains every song Beach House - aka Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand - has made that does not exist on one of their albums. The band explains When we announced that we were releasing a B-sides and rarities album, someone on Twitter asked, InchB-sides record? Why would Beach House put out a B-sides record? Their A-sides are like B-sides.Inch This random person has a point. Our goal has never been to make music that is explicitly commercial. Over the years, as we have worked on our 6 LPs, it wasn't the InchbestInch or most catchy songs that made the records, just the ones that fit together to make a cohesive work. Accordingly, our B-sides are not songs that we didn't like as much, just ones that didn't have a place on the records we were making. The oldest song is InchRain in NumbersInch and was recorded in 2005, during the summer when we formed the band. We didn't have a piano, so we asked our friend if we could use his, which was pretty out of tune. We used the mic that was on the four-track machine to record the piano and vocals. It was originally the secret song on our self-titled debut. The next couple of songs are from late 2008. We were so excited about InchUsed to BeInch that we quickly recorded it and put it on a 7Inch for our fall tour with the Baltimore Round Robin. The same session begat our cover of Queen's InchPlay the GameInch for a charity compilation benefiting AIDS research; we will continue to donate all profits from the song to that charity. As fans of Queen, we thought it would be fun and ridiculous to try to adapt their high-powered pop song into our realm. These songs were recorded at the same studio where we made Devotion. There are a bunch of songs written and recorded in the 2009-2010 window. InchBabyInch was written and recorded in October 2009 with our friend Jason Quever. Inch10 Mile StereoInch was recorded during the Tee