TW Walsh is a gentleman from Melrose, MA. My Pal God released a record from TW on February 11th, 2002. This record is called pollensongs. Perhaps you should get up to speed by picking up TW's heartbreaking and fantastic 1999 record How We Spend Our Days on Made in Mexico or TW's latest full-length Blue Laws, released in April 2001 on Truckstop Recordings. If you like sad songs about mental health, thievery, longing, god, death, massachusetts, smuggling, drinking, robbing, love, vanity, poverty, dancing, ga...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. This debut is built wholly from synthesizers (no guitars), live drums, and the familiar warmth of David Bazan's (Pedro The Lion) syrupy vocal delivery. Headphones tip their hat to modern stalwarts like Depeche Mode, The Flaming Lips, Kraftwerk, and Radiohead, who seamlessly integrate electronics into the fabric of rock and pop. Avoiding kitsch and cuteness, Headphones deliver deft arrangements with timeless melodies and uncanny lyrical depth.

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"Pollensongs is a follow-up to TW's most recent full-length, Blue Laws, which was released on Truckstop Recordings in April of this year. Walsh, who has toured with the likes of Pedro the Lion and Ida, writes "sad songs about mental health, longing, smuggling, drinking, vanity, dancing, and other subjects." And all in five songs." (Pitchfork)

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