Tagged: dreasmith

It's already been stated PYYRAMIDS doesn't make "run-of-the-mill"-type music, the duo take apart genres and mesh their favorite parts to create a sonically enriching experience marked by bombastic sounds and nimble songwriting. Their debut full-length album Brightest Darkest Day is a great way to get familiar and it's hands-down one of the most enjoyable listens of 2013. You can stream the LP below and cop it next week via indie label Paracadute.

Los Angeles duo Pyyramids will be releasing their debut EP, Human Beings , on October 31st via OK Go's Paracadute label. The latter band's latest record drifted into some psychedelic territory, so it's not too surprising to discover that OK Go's familiar-faced bassist Tim Nordwind is one half of Pyyramids. He's joined by singer Drea Smith (He Say She Say, Lupe Fiasco) for a project steeped in dreamy atmospherics that balances pop sensibility with the mystique of psych. Hear and download the group's debut single below. [...]

• PYYRAMIDS - That Ain't Right

From the mystical, unGoogleable beyond comes PYYRAMIDS , a new collaboration by OK Go 's Tim Nordwind and singer Drea Smith . Living in the dark, atmospheric grotto midway between the dance floor and the mopey teenage bedroom of the mind, PYYRAMIDS' six-song debut, Human Beings , will be available on October 31, 2011 from Paracadute, the full-service 21st century record label OK Go founded on their 2010 parting from Capitol. Stream/Download PYYRAMIDS - That Ain't [...]

• PYYRAMIDS - That Ain't Right

And yet another post of dope ass music from a group that I didn't know existed. Long story short, Drea Smith meets Million Dollar Mano and He Say, She Say is born. No need to give you more than that since the music speaks for itself. Chi Town stand up! Download: He Say, She Say - "Modesty Is Key" / Mediafire Download: He Say, She Say - "Crash Dummie" / Mediafire

I don't know about you, but I had a fucking amazing time in high school. We released terrible rap albums, evaded the cops (mostly), and engaged in all-American debauchery in the heart of a troubled Milwaukee neighborhood. But the luckiest thing, I believe, will turn out to be introducing myself to Andrea Smith during the summer high school prep program. A few years later, she and a few of my buddies at Sucka Productions - the collective company under which we still produce all of our creative work - got together and [...]