THIS ITEM IS A PRE-ORDER. WE EXPECT IT TO SHIP ON OR BEFORE THE DECEMBER 8th RELEASE DATE. VINYL FORMAT. What Day Is It Tonight? includes over seventy minutes of professional live recordings spread out on two LPs and a full length DVD all presented in a gatefold LP jacket with an MP3 download coupon! The DVD contains seven edited videos each composed of several different live shows and incidental tour footage. Also included are two complete live shows. Over two hours in total! The release is limited to ...   [ read more ]

2xLP+DVD $20.98

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SOUND SAVER. Trans Am's self-titled debut arrived under a flurry of speculation. With questions about their hometowns, DC? Tacoma? Oberlin? Chapel Hill?, they found themselves the new young darlings of a burgeoning scene. They were three years in and had one seven inch to their credit when this debut was released. Labeled post-rock by those who didn't know better, their songs were a combination of boggie style groove-think both ZZ Top, Tres Hombres and Isaac Hayes, Tough Guys- and Gary Numan's Tubeway Army...   [ read more ]

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Over the course of six albums and three EPs, Trans Am have pleased and confounded critics with their ever-changing style, from their Deutsch-influenced self-titled debut, to their '80s inspired super-synth pop tunes, to raw rock. "Liberation" marks the first time politics have crept into their music, reflecting post-9/11 tension. '70s crunching guitars, late '80s synth-tones, and collages of sound bites culled from radio and TV give the tracks a dark tension that captures our current state of affairs.

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