Tiny Mix Tapes has premiered the Hubble + Patrick Breiner track “Hubble Chase” in celebration of the released of the SOUNGS KOMPF!!

“In their most grandiose game of cat and mouse, Ben Greenbreg (Hubble) and Patrick Breiner present “Hubble Chase.” Patrick blowing channeled diddies on ya right ear. Ben shredding salad in ya left. Your mind crashing down at the center.”

Read the whole thing and download the track here: http://www.tinymixtapes.com/chocolate-grinder/premiere-hubble-patrick-breiner-hubble-chase

The compilation is now available for download, and the cassettes are shipping!  Buy it here: http://soungs.bandcamp.com/album/soungs-kompf

“Recorded at Chicago’s Empty Bottle last September, this version stretches the original to even more brutal lengths, with eerie saxophone curls and a fire-in-the-pulpit, expletive-laden sermon from Hungtai.”

Check out the track here, or head over to the SOUNGS Bandcamp page to pre-order the compilation, out next week!

1. Pterodactyl – Villain
2. GDFX – O((UU))O
3. PC Worship – Beach Scene (Figure It Out)
4. Mittens on Strings – Mullet Jesus
5. Bird Names – Flush It (The Great Broom)
6. Daniel Francis Doyle – Wake Up Singing the Truth
7. Elephant Micah – However Many Times
8. James Elkington – Gate
9. Dirty Beaches – Lone Runner (Live)
10. Hubble + Patrick Breiner – Hubble Chase
11. Unmanned Ship – I Don’t Drink Pepsi Anymore
12. Junk Culture – Talk Real Slow
13. Matt Fitzpatrick – Over

PC Worship – “Figure It Out”:

SOUNGS KOMPF will be available on cassette and as a digital download next month.  The compilation features all new and previously unreleased songs from Pterodactyl, GDFX, PC Worship, Bird Names, Mittens on Strings, Daniel Francis Doyle,Elephant Micah, James Elkington, Dirty Beaches,  Hubble, Unmanned Ship,  Junk Culture, and Matt Fitzpatrick.  MP3s and pre-order information coming soon.

It’s called SOUNGS KOMPF, and features all new, previously unreleased, and alternate versions of songs from the extended SOUNGS family and friends.  The compilation will be available in the next couple months on cassette and digital download.

Dirty Beaches, Pterodactyl, PC Worship, Bird Names, Daniel Francis Doyle, Elephant Micah, Hubble, GDFX, Junk Culture, Mittens on Strings, James Elkington, Unmanned Ship, and Matt Fitzpatrick all contributed tracks.  Full track listing and artwork coming soon!

Here’s some Dirty Beaches to tide you over…

13/02/12 Zuerich (CH), BOSCHbar
14/02/12 Carpi (IT), Mattatoio
15/02/12 Faenza (IT), Clandestino
16/02/12 Genova (IT), La Claque
17/02/12 Duedingen (CH), Bad Bonn
18/02/12 Bordeaux (FR), Le St. Ex
19/02/12 Limoges (FR), La Fourmi
20/02/12 Lille (FR), La Malterie
21/02/12 Paris (FR), La Maroquinerie *
22/02/12 Leipzig (DE), Conne Island **
23/02/12 Vienna (AT), Chelsea
24/02/12 Dresden (DE), Ostpol
25/02/12 Berlin (DE), Westgermany
26/02/12 Copenhagen (DK), KB18
27/02/12 Hamburg (DE), Astrastube
28/02/12 Nuernberg (DE), K4
29/02/12 Brussels (BE), Magasin 4
01/03/12 Tilburg (NL), Incubated @ Paradox
02/03/12 Luxembourg (LUX), Exit07 **
03/03/12 Amsterdam (NL), Winston

* w/ War on Drugs
** w/ Future Islands

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… and here’s the amazing seizure-inducing video for “The Break”, off their new album Spills Out.

If you caught the group on tour last fall – where they played these new tunes alongside tight, funky, full-band versions of “There Are Two of You” and “Learning Things at School” (from his last full length, We Bet Our Money on You) – then you have an idea of how exciting this is!  Either way, check out this live version of their new song “When Did You Leave Home” from a June Violitionist session.

Pterodactyl’s new album Spills Out is out today on Brah Records!  It’s an ambitious follow-up to Arnold’s Park and Worldwild, bringing their songwriting front and center and using their noise and texture to flesh the songs out to epic proportions.  The album is streaming in full at Spin Magazine: http://www.spin.com/articles/first-spin-tales-behind-pterodactyls-spills-out

Also, check out this great review on Agit Reader of both Arnold’s Park and Spills Out: http://agitreader.com/reviews/album_reviews-11.15.11.html#pterodactyll-spills_out

And if you haven’t already, check out Pterodactyl’s epic list of tour dates.  Chances are, they’ll be playing a town near you!  http://panacherock.com/artists.php?id=105

Arnold’s Park by Pterodactyl by SOUNGS

The new Arnold’s Park cassette by Pterodactyl is out now!  Arnold’s Park was originally issued last year by Deleted Art as a vinyl-only release.  The audio for this version is newly remastered and features a previously-unreleased bonus track.   Click here to order a limited-edition cassette (with silk-screened artwork and a download code), or click here to stream and download the album.

Pterodactyl start a six week tour this week in support of their upcoming album Spills Out (out 11/15 on Brah/Jagjaguwar).  The band will have copies of Arnold’s Park and Spills Out, along with shirts, DVDs, and the rest of their back-catalog… sickening.  Check them out in a town near you:

And here’s “Arnold’s Park” off the new tape for you to marinate on:

Arnold’s Park by Pterodactyl by SOUNGS

Arnold’s Park – one of two European-only vinyl-only 2010 EPs by Pterodactyl – will be reissued by SOUNGS on November 1st.  All of the songs have been freshly remastered, and an outtake from the same time period (“For Nothing”) is included as a bonus track.  The album will be available for digital download and as a limited-edition cassette (with silk-screened artwork and a high-quality download code) from this site and on the band’s upcoming North American tour.

Arnold’s Park was originally released by Deleted Art in Sweden.  The EP explores the more psychedelic aspects of Pterodactyl’s sound, building expansive songs out of intimate soundscapes, or maybe it’s the other way around.  In many ways, Arnold’s Park is the perfect predecesor to the groups upcoming album Spills Out (out 11/15 on Jagjaguwar) – it also features artwork from Otecki as well as the original version of “Allergy Shots” (which appears in a remixed form on the new album).

Check out the titular track from Arnold’s Park:

Arnold’s Park by Pterodactyl by SOUNGS