"Don't let a specific music genre dictate the thrust of your album. Rather, vary and flex the style to your creative liking - song to song. That's an approach the Brooklyn-based group Dead Heart Bloom masters brilliantly on its latest release, Strange Waves." - Chuck Myers, Virginia Advocate

We're pleased to announce the release of our latest recording Strange Waves on vinyl record! This high-fidelity record, packaged with original Strange Waves cover art and inner sleeve, is available in limited quantities through the Dead Heart Bloom music site for $12.

CMJ pics here.

We're playing CMJ this Saturday at R Bar in Manhattan at 7pm. RSVP to this event. See you there...

Review from the Fall issue of Big Takeover magazine: "Most recently, Dead Heart Bloom released a series of EPs in 2008 and gave them away for free as digital downloads. Shrewed business move to turn fans onto music and let them see the value in paying for something down the line. Strange Waves is definitely worth whatever a full length goes for these days. Boris Skalsky and Paul Wood, both formerly of Phaser, have written a pleasant pop album that owes a tip of the hat to influences ranging from The Beatles (“Sentimental Cures”) to Radiohead (“Fall”) to David Bowie (Love Will Have It’s Day”). Well-crafted melodies abound throughout and the rich vocals are both warm and reassuring."

Check out this set of pics from the September tour .