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THE TAKEOVERS

General Info

  • Genre: Indie / Post punk / Psychedelic

    Location Portland, Oregon, Ohio, US

    Profile Views: 37233

    Last Login: 5/14/2009

    Member Since 5/22/2007

    Website www.offrecords.com

    Record Label Off records

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    It’s finally here (or coming to your attention)! This freaky little beast that be is the new Takeovers release the “Little Green Onion Man” EP. A nice mini-movie comprised of 4 songs (one from the Bad Football album—the other 3 are unreleased Robert Pollard compositions) that warmly straddles the loosey-goosey psych-pop sounds of their first album, Turn To Red as well as the white knuckled rock pomp of their second (Bad Football). From the spooky freak-beat of “Rich Man’s Girl” to the Ann Arbor beating that “Wigstomper 07” dishes out you might not want to listen to this in the dark. But it makes us happy. Also along for the drive is John Moen of Stephen Malkmus/The Decemberists, Sam Coomes of Quasi/Blues Goblins and Brian Berg of 44 Long to join the boys as they take you on a tight little visit of their twisted lop-sided tunage. It'll be pressed in a limited edition of 950 CDs and 950 copies of 7" vinyl (500 of the vinyl will be handnumbered and available only through this lovely website!) Order it now at www.offrecords.com ........ .. .. ........
  • Members

    Robert Pollard - The Man. Chris Slusarenko - The lesser man..... With help from the War Torn Girls #1. Chris George #2. Steve Malkmus #3. John Moen #4. Tad Doyle #5. Dan Peters #6. Brian Berg #7. Jim Talstra...... Go figure.
  • Influences

    Cheap Trick, The Verlaines, that bass player in Wire and oh, yeah, that band Guided By Voices.........
  • Sounds Like

    See above. DUH!

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  • Anthony Bird

    Thanks for the add & the brilliant music.

    Cheers,

    Anthony

    3 years ago
  • monsterfilm

    Thanks for the add.

    Greetings from germany.

    monsterfilm

    3 years ago
  • kat

    thanks for the add! more great stuff, i love it ;) actually the song i can see my dog is/was the scene over here, last nite, with my brother passed out on the couch. lol

    new year cheers

    kat

    3 years ago
  • Steve MacDougall

    This picture, makes me smile! Bob's party was a blast. Looking forward to Heedfest. Good times.

    Photobucket

    3 years ago
  • AXE

    Greetings from the land of vikings,blonde hair,loose morals and tight jeans!Love both records,especially "fairly blacking" from the first and "smokestack" from the second.I hope there..s a new one in the works soon(knowing you guys there prob. is).
    Also love the "pumpernickel" record,some killer songs there!Cheers/AXE

    4 years ago
  • UHF

    oh yeah!

    4 years ago
  • B

    Wigstomper 07 ROCKS! Are you outta you're fvckin mind hahahahaha!

    Peace

    4 years ago
  • THE SPACEPONY

    I Love My Will!

    4 years ago
  • Tynan


    "We've seen these markings everywhere for years."

    4 years ago
  • finepitch

    Thanks for the add!
    Takeovers is great!!
    The album is pretty good.

    4 years ago
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Bio:

It’s finally here (or coming to your attention)! This freaky little beast that be is the new Takeovers release the “Little Green Onion Man” EP. A nice mini-movie comprised of 4 songs (one from the Bad Football album—the other 3 are unreleased Robert Pollard compositions) that warmly straddles the loosey-goosey psych-pop sounds of their first album, Turn To Red as well as the white knuckled rock pomp of their second (Bad Football). From the spooky freak-beat of “Rich Man’s Girl” to the Ann Arbor beating that “Wigstomper 07” dishes out you might not want to listen to this in the dark. But it makes us happy. Also along for the drive is John Moen of Stephen Malkmus/The Decemberists, Sam Coomes of Quasi/Blues Goblins and Brian Berg of 44 Long to join the boys as they take you on a tight little visit of their twisted lop-sided tunage. It'll be pressed in a limited edition of 950 CDs and 950 copies of 7" vinyl (500 of the vinyl will be handnumbered and available only through this lovely website!) Order it now at www.offrecords.com .. ..

Member Since:

May 22, 2007

Members:

Robert Pollard - The Man. Chris Slusarenko - The lesser man..... With help from the War Torn Girls #1. Chris George #2. Steve Malkmus #3. John Moen #4. Tad Doyle #5. Dan Peters #6. Brian Berg #7. Jim Talstra...... Go figure.

Influences:

Cheap Trick, The Verlaines, that bass player in Wire and oh, yeah, that band Guided By Voices.........

Sounds Like:

See above. DUH!

Record Label:

Off records

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