Track Marks: How Buildings Breeding Became This Week’s Biggest Band In The World

noah | January 19, 2007 4:40 am
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Welcome to another edition of Track Marks, in which your Idolators perform an autopsy on the latest band burning up the MP3-blogger charts.

Artist: Buildings Breeding Hometown: Davis, California Album: Buildings Breeding, out Tuesday First blog mention: An April 2006 post on C and C Blog Factory that was the result of a MySpace friend request. The Build-Up: There wasn’t much of one, save another MySpace-occasioned post on Music Ramen earlier this month. The Dam-Break: In the last week, Cable and Tweed, Hellthy Music, and Hot Stof were among the blogs whose posts helped land Buildings Breeding in the elbo.ws top 10; fellow Californian INDIEBLOGHEAVEN was so excited about the Davis residents, he went into a Golden State frenzy. Odds of Backlash: 9-1. Who can hate on a band that started out as a phony MySpace act, then eventually turned into the real thing? Are They Worthy?: If you like the sleepy melodies, whispery vocals and shimmering guitars of mid-’90s indiepop, then yes. (Expect them to release an EP on Slumberland Records any day now.)

Buildings Breeding – Polish Barely Holds [MP3, link expired] Buildings Breeding – Stars Are Smitten [MP3, link expired] Buildings Breeding [MySpace]

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