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Dropping by Fingerprints Records in Long Beach on their way to San Diego and a sold out show in Los Angeles, Tanlines played a handful of selections from their highly recommended album Mixed…   Read Story »
Name: Tanlines Progress Report: Tanlines' Jesse Cohen chats about the genesis of Mixed Emotions In another installment in what I like to call “interviews that the tiny technology gods that live…   Read Story »
Tom's on his way to NYC's Pop Conference -- here's his event, a panel about mixtapes, which he knows a little bit about -- so I'm filling in today on the video beat. Even if he was around, he's still…   Read Story »
The minds behind Adult Swim have given us a new music video for "All Of Me," the effervescent synthpop jam from Tanlines. In the clip, a room full of blank-faced senior citizens watches a VHS tape of…   Read Story »
Jesse Cohen and Eric Emm, the two halves of the Brooklyn duo Tanlines, don't come from studio-pop. Cohen first came to our attention as the leader of Professor Murder, a clattering and scrappy…   Read Story »
Tanlines' debut LP Mixed Emotions is out next week, and we're already familiar with two especially strong singles from that release, "Brothers" and "All Of Me." Now, the entire record is streaming at…   Read Story »
Previously on Tanlines-watch, we caught Mixed Emotions' lead single "Brothers" (as well as its 360º music video) and its remix by Eric Emm's brother Joshua Ryan. Now, the second single, the florid…   Read Story »
Lots of layers here with this one, so let's get into it: Tanlines' Eric Emm built a studio with his brother Joshua Ryan, and they called it Brothers Studio, naturally. The point of Brothers, as…   Read Story »
My two favorite music videos this week were slow, lyrical depictions of combat sports full of squalid shots of slovenly audience members and slow-motion images of gladiators at work. So, a note to…   Read Story »
Jesse and Eric of Tanlines announced their forthcoming full-length Mixed Emotions with the bittersweet synth balm of "Brothers," unforgettable unto itself for being the undisputed jam of that week.…   Read Story »