Aberdeen
With their danceable indie pop styling that remained heartfelt at the same time, the three-piece of Aberdeen brought on their warm, minimal innocence to their native of North Hollywood, CA. With the lineup consisting of John (guitar/drum programming), Jenni (guitar/keyboard/vocals), and Beth (vocals/bass) providing a lyrical bliss of rainy days, Sarah Records first captured Aberdeen's sound on the 1994 single Byron. But following the 1995 release of their second EP Snapdragon, the trio called it quits with Beth eventually moving on to form {$Casino A...[more]
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Singles and rarities 1994-2004 from cult Californian indiepop band Aberdeen.
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Nearly seven years since their Sarah Records debut, a preview for their upcoming full-length (due in June), recorded with Fonda's David Klotz and David Newton (who was also in The Mighty Lemon Drops long ago). Beth Aberdeen is currently a member of Trembling Blue Stars. Recommended for fans of TBS and Field Mice, Trash Can Sinatras and The Carpenters?
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It's been almost a decade since Aberdeen's Sarah Records debut. The release of two stunning EP's in 1994 made us believe they were gearing up for something more substantial, but 1995's band split made orphans of their dozens of charming pop tunes. Time, however, is the answer to all quarrels (thank goodness) and Beth and John are back with an expanded line-up that shares their love of smart, catchy pop tunes. With "Homesick and Happy to be Here," it's like Aberdeen never left us. They may be a little older [ read more ]
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The {indie pop} excellence of Aberdeen continues on Florida, the band's follow-up to 2003's The Boy Has Gone Away. Produced by John Aberdeen and [ read more ]
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The new single from Aberdeen brings them back to life with three new songs to rescue your broken heart! Featuring two new songs: The straight up guitar pop of ?the boy has gone away' followed by the moody melancholy of ?miss you now you're gone' with (written mostly by johnny who brought us ?cities & cities & buses' and the upbeat ? sunny in california ' sunny in california ') is is 'rounded out by an oversung cover of the Field Mice classic ?emma's house' by john. The difference between this and the last a [ read more ]
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Release a couple of EPs, split up, and re-form seven years later to record your debut album -- it isn't usual practice, but that's exactly what Aberdeen did. In the face of their circumstances, or because of them, Homesick and Happy to Be Here is a roomy, positively beaming sort of record of diamond-sharp mid-tempo indie pop, a uniquely delayed first attempt that runs somewhere between Jeepster earnestness and the flagrant sparkle of the Trash Can Sinatras' Cake. "In My Sleep" and {&"Th [ read more ]
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Before Belle & Sebastian became the poster children for all things twee, there was Aberdeen. Fronted by high school sweethearts John Girgus (guitar) and Beth Arzy (vocals/bass), and a rotating cast of musicians (and a drum machine), Aberdeen issued a handful of singles and EPs for seminal U.K. imprint Sarah Records. But with the demise of Sarah in 1995, Aberdeen broke up, and they would do it one more time before ultimately calling it quits in late 2005. Creative and personal stra [ read more ]
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