The Animal Collective have teamed up with Carpark Records to form the record label Paw Tracks. Which means the members of the collective (Avey Tare, Panda Bear, Deaken, and Geologist) now have a home base from which to work. Their first release is "Here Comes the Indian." "Here Comes the Indian"'s sound is everywhere and nowhere. Informed by the psychedelic freak-outs of '90s west coast isolationists like Caroliner and Sun City Girls, the emotional hooks and bursts of punk, the textures and structures of...   [ read more ]

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One Ten Hundred Thousand Million may be more subtle and emotional than The Octopus Project's first record, but it's every bit as hypnotic and hooky, and sometimes a whole lot noisier. Imagine the Young Marble Giants if they really were giants, with giant marble instruments -- charming, young, eccentric, gentle giants among men. In the two years since they recorded the first record, The Octopus Project has taken the barely-controlled chaos of their live performance from coast to coast playing hundreds of sh...   [ read more ]

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The Very Best of LTG Exchange: Waterbed compiles the highlights from the group's brief career, featuring the East Coast disco favorites "Corazon" and "Waterbed, " plus nine other tracks. There's nothing quite as memorable as the singles, but the remainder of the disc is highly entertaining, making it a worthwhile exploration for disco/'70s soul fanatics. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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