BEDROOM WALLS

The band's debut, I SAW YOU COMING BACK TO ME, earned praise for its stunning textures, shim-mering melodies, and dark wit from the likes of ROLLING STONE, THE VILLAGE VOICE, and THEBOSTON PHOENIX. Coming in Spring 2006 is their breathtaking sophomore album, ALL GOODDREAMERS PASS THIS WAY. Produced by Rafter Roberts (Sufjan Stevens, Fiery Furnaces, BlackHeart Procession, Castanets) and mixed by Joe Chiccarelli (Beck, Hole, U2, Rufus Wainwright, ClemSnide, American Music Club, Journey), the record finds Bedroom Walls indulging both its melodic giftsand its love of ornate instrumentation. Songwriter Adam Goldman says he was attempting to capturethe epic schizophrenia of his high school mix tapes: "When you're a kid in the suburbs, you just lovewhat you love without thinking too hard about classifications or sub-genres. So, I would make myselfthese mix tapes with a Squeeze song followed by a Pink Floyd song, followed by a Smiths song followedby Zeppelin. I found one of these tapes when we were starting to arrange this record and I was struckby the crazy internal logic of it. I wanted to get all of that – the anglo-pop of Squeeze, the mythic pre-tensions of Led Zeppelin, the druggy bombast of Floyd, the teenage narcissism of the Smiths."