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The self-titled release from The Pains of Being Pure at Heart is one of What's On The Hi-Fi's top 20 picks for 2009!Check out all of What's On The Hi-Fi's top 20 album picks for 2009! www.whatsonthehifi.com (Top Lists)
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The self-titled release from The Pains of Being Pure at Heart is one of What's On The Hi-Fi's top 20 picks for 2009!Check out all of What's On The Hi-Fi's top 20 album picks for 2009! www.whatsonthehifi.com (Top Lists)
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The Pains of Being Pure At Heart at South St Seaport/River to River Fest (07/10/09)Photo: Jon KlemmBrooklyn’s The Pains of Being Pure At Heart played a big headlining gig with Za Za and Ribbons at the South Street Seaport (part of the Seaport Music Series at the River to River Festival) on Friday night and [...]
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Beach House at the Terrorbird/Force Field PR show. The band makes their way back up north and will stop for a show in Bloomington, Indiana on 4/1 - presented by our friends at Spirit Of '68 Promotions.Beach House...(photo by Dave Evans)(photo by Dave Evans)(photo by Dave Evans)(photo by Dave Evans)Beach House - GilaBeach House - Master Of NoneBeach House on Tour:03-31 Lexington, KY - Hop Hop04...
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Checked out The Pains of Being Pure at Heart at Schubas last night. It was a decent show, nothing to write home about. The band played for an incredibly short 25 minutes, speeding through song after song. It will be interesting to see what the road lies ahead for this band after [...]
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New York-based indie quartet The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart evidently wear their influences on their collective sleeve. Despite the 2009 release date, this record could double as an epitaph for shoegazing. Made up of guitar-reliant pop numbers, girl-boy vocals and lyrics that speak of youthful immaturity, you will…
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Yes, Yes, Yes. Hopefully 2009 is all about Tweegaze. The Pains of Being Pure At Heart (fucking emo name) sound like a bang on cross between Belle and Sebastian and Jesus and Mary Chain, with a sprinkling of My Bloody Valentine. Their self-titled debut album majestic, thumping joy. Noisy guitars, happy melodies and drums that sound [...]
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It's rare that in 2009 a quality pop album creeps under the radar without any hype attached, but that's exactly what happened with the self-titled rookie outing from Brooklyn based four-piece The Pains of Being Pure at Heart. Operating somewhere in between the fuzzy hum of shoegaze and the boom-boom-CRASH of amateurish garage (the good kind), The Pains... sound like the composite sketch of eve...
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I was a little concerned for The Pains of Being Pure at Heart going into SXSW. They seems to have the perfect storm of buzz going — they look and act like Vampire Weekend, they sound like Belle and Sebastian and Ride pulled into the blogging age and they arrived on the scene just in [...]
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Thanks go to Shawn Breen for recording the set! My review of the show (complete with Shantel’s wonderful pictures).The Pains Of Being Pure At HeartTalking Head ClubBaltimore, MDMay 5, 2009Source: M-Audio Microtrack II @ 48/24 bitCompression: wav > flac, wav > mp3Taper: Shawn BreenAt the request of the band, we’ve posted only a few of [...]
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I declared my love for all things Pains Of Being Pure At Heart [POBPAH for short] sometime near the end of last year. I bet you can feel my excitement for the new EP through the blog/internet waves. Check out the new single of the same name "Higher Than The Stars" right here, right now.MP3 :: The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - Higher Than The Stars Higher Than The Stars doesn't come out until Sep
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It’s encouraging then that The Pains of Being Pure of Heart, on their new EP, has seen them approach a slightly new direction... Daniel Offen investigates.
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The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart have been buzzing bright for a while now and I never took the time to turn the lights on…until now. I'm beginning to see where the hype is stemming from with this band. The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart are a band overflowing with blissful noise pop or noiseful bliss pop…or popful noise bliss…and it takes me back to that early 90s sound I enjoy so much. Fr
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“No secret’s too safe, and how you can’t stay, higher than the stars.” When Pains’ first song came out I remember my attention was caught first, by the name, and second, by the sound. One of their first hits, “Young Adult Friction” captures the soul by its retro snappy charm. Their self titled album does not [...]Related posts:The Pains of Being Pure at Heart – The Pains of Being P
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It's hard to argue with a good pop song. If the melody is catchy, the beat moves along, and the words are discernible and fun to sing, you really can't ask for much more. Indie poppers, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, have crafted a self-titled debut that is packed full of simple, sturdy pop songs. Though sometimes placed within the noise pop realm, they would really only fit into the very ed...
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