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The Audiophiles: new EP

David Pescovitz at 8:29 pm Mon, Apr 7, 2008

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 Images Audiophilllle My favorite rock and roll high schoolers The Audiophiles have released a new EP, Run Away. These four new tunes are fresh indy pop but still informed by the musicians' deeply eclectic influences, from folk to nerd rock, bluegrass to pure punk. For more than a year, the Audiophiles have been tearing up Bay Area bars, including ones they're not old enough to get into. This is their tightest, best produced, and most, er, mature recording to date. Check out the new sound of young America.
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Previously on BB:
• The Audiophiles: live from the teenage angstland Link
• Greg Fleischut's teenage folktronica and bluegrass Link

David Pescovitz is Boing Boing's co-editor/managing partner. He's also a research director at Institute for the Future. On Instagram, he's @pesco.

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  • Clumpy

    Good music. Not a fan of the dopey lyrics, but, heck – they’re in high school. I predict that this band will be ruined by a major label within five years.