Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Album released in the USA today!!




We are excited to announce that our debut album is getting its US release via Friendly Fire Recordings today.
We're very lucky to be working with such a great bunch of awesome people and are hoping to come and visit US for shows sometime soon. Keep your fingers crossed for that!

You can get the album at Amazon, iTunes or eMusic.
And don't forget the free download of 'Tarantula/Holding On' at Other Music.

Friday, April 15, 2011

Beautiful Video for About Brothers OUT NOW!!

"This music video tells a story of a boy who creates a world with his
drawings - meets some bad guys but befriends them and gets the girl in
the
end.

The boy is acted by the directors brother, Tomi, who in real life draws
dozens of pictures a day, listens to great deal of music and writes
stories about robots, droids and saving damsels in distress - he likes to
call himself the "Ambassador of good will".

The director originally aimed to make a short film about his brother, but
when the band Delay Trees contacted him in the hopes of a music video,
he
realized their music made the perfect match for this story.

Filming took place in the dusk of the Western Finland's
countryside and
was supplemented with shots in a local doll-museum.

To re-create that 8-mm retro-look, the director
attached vintage Canon FD
lenses to his camera with a 35-mm adapter
built by himself. This added to
the unique look of the piece.
Tomi's drawings were then
scanned in
digitally and animated in 3D to interact with him in his
imaginative
world."

-Teemu Erämaa, http://teemu.eramaa.fi/

Delay Trees "About Brothers" from friendly fire recordings on Vimeo.





Monday, March 21, 2011

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Some Live Shit





TARANTULAheidelberg by Delay Trees

GOLDheidelberg by Delay Trees

LightPollutionlutakko by Delay Trees

InFebruarylutakko by Delay Trees

Heidelberg songs recorded by Kabi (17.1.2011)
Lutakko songs recorded by Kyösti Ylikulju/Hear.fi (12.3.2011)

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Germany / January 2011

We had an amazing time supporting I Like Trains in Germany - really great guys, great music and powerful shows!
We loved every bit of the tour; every city we played and all the people we met.
We're hoping to come back soon!!!

If you want to see some live photos, there's a few shots from Cologne HERE and some shots from Münster HERE.