The sophomore record from Brookyn's Say Hi To Your Mom, Numbers & Mumbles is an indie-pop effort that is equal parts upbeat hooks and introspective melancholy. Like the band's debut, Discosadness, Numbers presents the listener with a clever cocktail of gurgling synthesizers, warm electric guitars, and minimalist drum beats. These are songs that speak to the festering nerds in all of us, that share a joke about inevitable human ruts and aren't afraid to wallow in the joy of spaceships, c   [ read more ]

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Impeccable Blahs is the fourth Say Hi To Your Mom record. It's also a record about vampires. Not creepy, goth vampires but rather people just like you and me who happen to get their nourishment from drinking blood. Like its three predecessors, the new full-length finds Eric Elbogen mumbling, whispering and shouting over his quirky indie rock compositions, but 'Blahs' introduces longtime touring members Chris Egan III and Jeff Sheinkopf to the recording process, resulting in what people are saying is   [ read more ]

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Once again, the thematic oddities that inhabit Ferocious Mopes, the third full length from the Brooklyn, New York's Say Hi To Your Mom, are as colorful and evocative as they come. But as bizarre or quirky as the subject matter is, there's always something inherently human and vulnerable at the core of every Say Hi song. Having quickly become one of underground indie rock's most prolific & lovable acts SAY HI TO YOUR MOM continues to garner impressive accolades for its catchy brand of quirk pop. This    [ read more ]

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The record that started it all. Discosadness introduces the listener to Say Hi To Your Mom's dynamic brand of sugary indie pop. Over the course of 10 songs, the group splatters texture over songs that contemplate big-city vampires, cat-killers, laundry day, computer-geek spies, and games of twister in the midst of blizzards. Understated whisper vocals lock lips with soft electric guitars and the occasional swirling synthesizer. If you like hooks, you'll be humming these for days. RIYL: Pavement, The    [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. The fifth record from the now Seattle-based Say Hi, formerly Say Hi To Your Mom. Their brand of quirky indie-pop has garnered critical acclaim and chart topping radio play and has earned the band live slots with Nada Surf, The Wrens, Mates Of State, Pinback, Headphones, The Long Winters, American Analog Set, Bishop Allen, John Vanderslice, Menomena, and more. "...recalls the futuristic feeling of Ziggy Stardust-era Bowie...that intellectual battle with impending modernity and the feeling of al   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Say Hi is Eric Elbogen, who wrote and recorded his new album, Oohs and Aahs, at his home studio over the course of 2008. "Oohs and Aahs... is more of what we've come to expect from Elbogen, with guitars and synths dueling it out for pop supremacy underneath his controlled vocals. "Dramatic Irony" starts with a skeletal guitar figure, but booming drums give the track body; a few flourishes of brass keep it moving. "One, Two ... One" has moments when the programmed hand   [ read more ]

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Clever and charming new album Oohs & aahs from Eric Elbogen (Say Hi) released by Barsuk Records, also home to Death Cab for Cutie, Ra Ra Riot and Nada Surf.

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The fifth record from the now Seattle-based Say Hi, formerly Say Hi To Your Mom. Their brand of quirky indie-pop has garnered critical acclaim and chart topping radio play and has earned the band live slots with Nada Surf, The Wrens, Mates Of State, Pinback, Headphones, The Long Winters, American Analog Set, Bishop Allen, John Vanderslice, Menomena, and more. "...recalls the futuristic feeling of Ziggy Stardust-era Bowie...that intellectual battle with impending modernity and the feeling of alienation from    [ read more ]

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Say Hi is Eric Elbogen, who wrote and recorded his new album, Oohs and Aahs, at his home studio over the course of 2008. "Oohs and Aahs... is more of what we've come to expect from Elbogen, with guitars and synths dueling it out for pop supremacy underneath his controlled vocals. "Dramatic Irony" starts with a skeletal guitar figure, but booming drums give the track body; a few flourishes of brass keep it moving. "One, Two ... One" has moments when the programmed hand claps and keyb   [ read more ]

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