Postmarks Discography of CDs

Postmarks music CDs The Postmarks' Tim Yehezkely has the kind of breathy, sweet vocal style associated with French singers of the '60s or Brazilian bossa nova girls of the same era. She's the focal point of the band's excellent debut record as she drifts like a cotton candy cloud through sophisticated chamber pop backdrops like Astrud Gilberto's mopey little sister. The 11 songs on display here sound lifted from the Bacharach songbook, as they're filled ...

Postmarks discography The Postmarks' Tim Yehezkely has the kind of breathy, sweet vocal style associated with French singers of the '60s or Brazilian bossa nova girls of the same era. She's the focal point of the band's excellent debut record as she drifts like a cotton candy cloud through sophisticated chamber pop backdrops like Astrud Gilberto's mopey little sister. The 11 songs on display here sound lifted from the Bacharach songbook, as they're filled ...

Postmarks songs International edition features six bonus tracks including two non-album cuts and four remixes. 2009 album from the '60s influenced Pop trio, The Postmarks recorded Memoirs between August 2008 and February 2009 in their home recording studio, taking a collaborative approach to the process. The resulting album is a sublime marriage of cinematic melodies, sonic experimentation, classic Soul harmonies and female vocalist Tim Yehezkely's sultry, world-weary vocals. In short, it's that rare beast, ...

Postmarks CD discography In 2008, the Postmarks released a new song digitally every month, each song being a cover version of a tune featuring a number in the title that corresponded to the number of the month -- a pretty good idea to fight off the blahs of a tanking music industry and the rigors of recording an album all at once. The songs were all collected and released in November under the title By-the-Numbers. While many of the songs the group selected to cover are intriguing (Ride's "OX4" and the Ramones' "7-11"), inspired (the Jesus and Mary Chain's "Nine Million Rainy Days"), or totally left-field (the Ventures' "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue"), many are also somewhat obvious (the Bond theme "You Only Live Twice," Jobim's "One Note Samba"), ill-suited for the group (the Byrds' "Eight Miles High," David Bowie's "Five Years"), or just plain wrong (Bob Marley's "Three Little Birds"). Luckily, the band treats each song, even the less interesting ones, with a great deal of care and sympathy, wrapping them in warm clouds of reverb and gentle instrumentation that capture the autumnal melancholic beauty that their first album had. Tim Yehezkely's vocals prove up to the task of interpreting each song wonderfully as well (save the version of "Five Years," which just wasn't made for hushed reflection); she gives the sad songs a bucketload of pathos and keeps things somewhat breezy on the more ...

Postmarks albums Track Listing of songs: Go Jetsetter; Go Jetsetter;

Postmarks music CDs Track Listing of songs: One Note Samba; You Only Live Twice; Three Little Birds; Ox4; Five Years; Six Different Ways; 7-11; Eight Miles High; Nine Million Rainy Days; Slaughter On Tenth Avenue; 11:59; Pinball Number Count;

Postmarks discography Track Listing of songs: Goodbye; You Drift Away; Goodbye; Goodbye; Goodbye; Goodbye; Goodbye; You Drift Away; You Drift Away;