Showing All "The Polyphonic Spree" Posts
Feb 28th Comment
The teaming, cultlike Texan psych-pop choir the Polyphonic Spree haven't released a proper album in about six years, but they'll be back in a few months with the new studio effort Yes, It's True. The…   Read Story »
Nov 13th, 2012 Comment
Texan good-vibes psych choir the Polyphonic Spree are back with their first album since 2007, and it's a bit of a left turn: The yuletide collection Holidaydream: Sounds Of The Holidays Vol. One.…   Read Story »
Jan 25th, 2012 Comment
The Polyphonic Spree recently dropped a teaser to their upcoming tour and the clip is soundtracked by their new song, "What Would You Do?" And, if you want a slightly purer version of the track,…   Read Story »
Jan 12th, 2012 77 Comments
In today's Listomania, we unveil our favorite 10 bands who have a member that doesn't play or do anything, and that's no intended sleight to these critical players, whether they be hypemen, "vibes…   Read Story »
Jul 12th, 2011 Comment
Tim DeLaughter's symphonic pop cult the Polyphonic Spree have released a new song via an interactive video designed by Moonbot Studios for the iPad/iPhone. Here's the description of "Bullseye" from…   Read Story »
Mar 18th, 2010 Comment
Spree guitarist Cory Helms will visit your home (via webcam) and "... work on exactly what you want to work on," whether that's a lesson on songwriting, improvisation, or music theory, or helping you…   Read Story »
Jul 21st, 2009 1 Comment
Tim DeLaughter's posted another GarageBand demo of new Polyphonic material, again getting vulnerable and going it alone with a couple of guitars and multi-tracked vocals on the tentatively titled…   Read Story »
Jul 20th, 2009 2 Comments
As Tim DeLaughter notes regarding the Built To Spill-y "Blurry": "This is how the songs usually start, in a demo process. Pretty stripped down. So, enjoy the process of the seed." It's not hard…   Read Story »
Jan 26th, 2009 Comment
You should really be watching Diablo Cody's new Showtime show if you like unrealistic characters and the worst of Juno's dialogue and generally being infuriated for 30 minutes at a go. Aside from…   Read Story »
Oct 28th, 2008 8 Comments
Tim Burton's cult stop-motion film turns 15 this year, and as previously reported a motley crew of indie and goth-pop acts have recorded covers for an updated soundtrack called Nightmare Revisited.…   Read Story »
































