The Most Frequently asked question on this site is "Where can I buy
your records?" Well, I guess that could be important. The answers
are to be found on ourreleases page.
Tuxedomoon is
back on the road, has been and will continue to be in the studio, are back,
slack, and better than ever. In no time at all they will be inflicting new
art hop trip wave minimalist romantic alternative voodoo robot chainfish
music on your eyes, ears and knees. Coming soon to a town near you, if you
just hang around long enough.
"If there's any justice (and tuxedomoon
know more than most that there isn't, vapour trails will finally make the
breakthrough. It is, quite simply, the best album they have ever produced...."
keith moline
the wire january 2008
Bardo Hotel Soundtrack
"...big, eerie, operatic music filmed in la nuit americaine, stuffed with
strange weather, and one of the most magical records Tuxedomoon ever made."
"...these enigmatic moodists still do night, fog and rhumba
like nobody else."
Uncut Magazine.
The Tuxedomoon 30th Anniversary Box
An exclusive limited-edition set containing 3 CDs + 1 DVD
Tuxedomoon's latest album "Vapour Trails" happened
to come out in the year of the band's 30th anniversary. To mark this occasion,
Tuxedomoon & Crammed have released a limited-edition boxed set entitled
"77o7 tm", which includes the new album along with a CD of previously-unreleased
archives, a DVD containing 160 minutes of rare or previously-unreleased videos,
and a live CD recorded in early 2007.
The "Back Catalogue" Half-mute, Desire, Holy Wars and the rest. Still in print
at Crammed.
Tuxedomoon by Glenn O'Brien
...Sometimes they sounded distant and alien, sometimes they created melodies of
great warmth and sophistication. But whatever they did it was always
intelligent, beautiful and provocative.
Published in Andy Warhol's Interview magazine, 1982
I like this video. "Pinheads on the Move" was our first single, in 1978. This
youtube channel is also interesting for some other fresh takes on tuxedomoon
songs. Mayajuli
This version of "In Heaven" from Eraserhead by David Lynch was recorded live and
included on the Deaf Club compilation "Can You Hear Me? Live at the Deaf Club".
Tom Tadlock
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