Recently, we were included on a compilation of Atlanta artists (with our buddies Balkans and Mood Rings) called ATL Yeah! It's really cool, and you can download part/all of it here: http://www.atlyeah.com/
Happy new year from the fellows of Roman Photos! We've got big things planned for 2011, so look out... We're working on some digital releases, our potential LP, and booking some out of town shows. So look out.
Hey everyone, I know this seems sudden, but our second record "Decline bw These Arms" will be out on Double Phantom next Tuesday. You can preorder it from the Double Phantom website, get it from us at the show we're playing on the 16th, or go by Criminal Records in the week following its release. But for now, here's a preview of what will be on the vinyl itself:
This saturday, november 20th, will be the release show for our first seven inch on Army of Bad Luck. Thy Mighty Contract & Qurious will open up, and there will be a dj set by Distal. It's only five bucks, so come out and get a seven inch!
We posted the whole seven inch on our bandcamp page as well. Take a listen! Remixes by Living Rooms, Ominous Castle, Dog Bite, and Judi Chicago.
No Fear of Pop posted a really nice preview of our upcoming 7"!
That with our mention over at theFader.com the other day... so kind.
Oh, and thanks again to Sealions for inviting us to open for their album release show. We'll be back at the 529 with Buffalo Bangers and Moodrings this Saturday.
The lovely folks at 20jazzfunkgreats wrote about a song off our EP, Out of The Sun. Here's what they had to say. Thanks dudes!
"Any band whose moniker draws on anything as cool as Ruth’s quintessential electro-pop classic is bound to raise mastermind of evil-style eyebrows at 20jazzfunkgreats’ titanium obelisk. So we press play in our custom sound console to verify if the sounds fulfil the promise of the music, and it does, it does- Out of the Sun is a vicious AC1D virus straight off Juan Atkins’ software shop compiled into machine code to interface with some seriously outdated post-punk hardware. The elegantly stark output that ensues wouldn’t be out of place in some ‘best of’ DFA compilation.
This is music for a high-tech heist gone wrong in Lagrange Pt. 1, a message of intrigue and death scribbled in neon over the pitch black surface of Earth’s most intimate geostationary orbit."
This is the blogspot for electronic band Roman Photos from Atlanta, GA. General questions and booking emails can be sent to: romanphotosmusic@gmail.com. Press inquiries can be made through Banter Media.