Ready Fire Aim “Wannabe Your” (Stakka’s Down The Drain Remix)
Directed by Stefano Dembro

Expansion Team Records welcomes our newest member of the family, Plus Move.

After a lot of industry buzz, DJ love from New York to Paris, some killer bootlegs and a hit remix for Ready Fire Aim, Plus Move are ready to unleash their funk assault on the world. The boys are in the studio finishing up their first single, so check back soon for updates.

Don’t miss Balún June 14th in NYC at The Tank for the “Less Than Three” event with NYC’s minusbaby, Atlanta’s Blue Screen Love Scene and visuals by Voltage Controlled!

June 14th
The Tank
279 Church Street
NYC - $10, all ages

Please RSVP at the Facebook event page

After stellar performances at Playboy’s Rock The Rabbit blowout in Cabo San Lucas, The Beasts return home to NYC to play at Canal Room. Don’t miss the show this Friday!

May, 30 2008 at Canal Room
285 W Broadway, Manhattan, New York
Cost : TBA

We’re very excited to announce the release of two incredible albums:

Available now at iTunes and all other download stores.
Limited edition gatefold CD available at Amazon.

Epic and cinematic, Alex Moulton’s ‘Exodus’ revives the concept album format on a 70 minute journey inspired by the synthesizer pioneers of the late 70s. Fans of that era’s artists (Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, Giorgio Moroder, Klaus Schulze) will love the Moog, CS80 and ARP compositions, just as fans of artists like Daft Punk, Kavinsky, Legowelt, Lindstrøm and M83 will surely feel right at home.

Available now at iTunes and all other download stores.
Digipak version with poster available at Amazon.

Yahoo/Rhapsody declares that Ready Fire Aim “sound on par with the best Depeche Mode tracks ever recorded.” Big Shot Magazine gave the album 4 stars, saying “The album is a beautiful, intelligent, masterfully crafted flight.” My Crazy Blog writes “‘This Changes Nothing’ brings together the drive of Interpol and Depeche Mode, the nu-wave vibe of INXS and the down-tempo feeling of Hot Chip for a delightful concoction of indie-pop goodness.” So what are you waiting for?

Available now at iTunes

We are thrilled to release the new remix album for Genji Siraisi’s 2007 release ‘Censorsh!t’. The 12-track session features new mixes, remixes and interpretations from Balún, no luck club, Q-Burns Abstract Message, Alex Moulton, and Pushtobreak (Genji Siraisi’s alter ego), plus a brand new exclusive track from Genji. Also included in the album bundle is a Pushtobreak live set.

Celebrating the upcoming release of their debut album “This Changes Nothing”, Ready Fire Aim takes the stage as the headlining act at Brooklyn’s Southpaw.

Friday May 16, 10pm
Southpaw, 125 Fifth Ave, Brooklyn NY
$8/door

‘This Changes Nothing’ in stores everywhere May 27
‘So Fine’ EP available now on iTunes, Zune and every other digital download store.

Taken from ‘Souvenirs’, 50FootWave’s cover of “Somebody To Love” hit radio this week and debuted at #7 on the SubModern charts! If you haven’t heard the full album yet, make sure you check it out.

Available now on iTunes and every other digital download store, or from Amazon.

Available now on iTunes , Zune and every other digital download store.

Taken from the forthcoming album, This Changes Nothing, the debut single from Ready Fire Aim is a slam dunk. The EP features remixes from Plus Move, Alex Moulton and Stakka.

Here’s what people are already saying about RFA:

Rhapsody Radish: “… sound on par with some of the best Depeche Mode tracks ever recorded.”

My Crazy Blog: “Ready Fire Aim’s debut album This Changes Nothing brings together the drive of Interpol and Depeche Mode, the nu-wave vibe of INXS and the down-tempo feeling of Hot Chip for a delightful concoction of indie-pop goodness.”

RCRDLBL: “The full-length, This Changes Nothing, is definitely worth seeking out, but what caught my eye was the remix from Plus Move, a Boston-based producton duo who seem hell-bent on maintaining control of their hype.”

Comfort Comes: “The duo is soaked into the sounds of 80s British synth pop and lets be honest who doesn’t love that period and its artists. Fans of the synth pop should have a listen as it should be right up with you.”

Babble And Beat: “We highly recommend checking out the songs ‘Wannabe Your’ and ‘So Fine’.”

Obscure Sound: “Rader and Morris have the ability to make the seamless transition from minimalist synth-pop (a single synth and drum loop) to grandiose depictions of dance with keys, guitars, and varying degrees of percussion on full display over Rader’s suitably ardent vocals.”

babysue LMNOP: “Rader and Morris aren’t trying to be super artsy or demanding of their audience, as virtually all of these twelve tracks sound like hits.”

Raves.com: “It’s a fairly robust sound and fans of old school new wave and modern synth pop alike - and those who just wanna bust a move on the dance floor - should all find something agreeable here.”

So… what are you waiting for?

Available now on iTunes and every other digital download store.

Taken from Souvenirs, the remix EP features mixes by up and coming Swedish producers Addeboy vs Cliff, The G:neus (aka Mike Genato of Mathematics and Strange Kids) and a dark dance mix by Alex himself.