Telefon Tel Aviv - Helen of Troy

From the album "Immolate Yourself" (2009, BPitch Control)

http://www.bpitchcontrol.de/
http://telefontelaviv.com/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• electronic
• music
• synth-pop
• synth
• pop

[BluesGuitarJam]

is this still an active band or did they kinda die off when one of the members passed away?

[perspeeks]

@BluesGuitarJam Josh is still going and has a new album in the works. I'm not sure whether it will be released as TTA or a different name.

[sladed88]

i just heard these guys today so i dont know much, how many guys is this? and is one of them dead?

[perspeeks]

@sladed88 It was two guys- Joshua Eustis and Charles Cooper. Charles committed suicide in January 2009, a few days after this album was released.

[sallaiszabi]

@perspeeks It is not sure it was a suicide, maybe an accident mix of sleeping pills and alcohol

[perspeeks]

@sallaiszabi Yeah, you're right, sorry. Jumped the gun a bit there.

[MacedonKing]

Uplifting song! Very powerful!! Perfect blend of New wave, electronic and synth elements!

[njnimmock]

jesus man have a bit of respect for the dead and who the fuck said he was trying to immatate the "real 80's" as you put it he insorperating it, keeping it alive for many who wouldnt really know any "real 80's" music god your a tool

[Wolfy670]

@wadedavisss635

I'm sure millions of people....

[wadedavisss635]

@Wolfy670 who the fuck hasn't taken a xanax and had a few beers before?

[KeithMMeldrum]

I heard amazing news just the other night from Joshua Eustis's new Telefon tel Aviv facebook page that he is making a new record for telefon tel aviv, thank god, if you guys dont belive me type in telefon tel aviv, and find the green looking pic of joshua, then read his status update.

[jotenko]

@dandydan01 we'll go far. Down the road, down we go, to the end.

[Askimoula]

I love Israeli techno/dance/trance/synth music. This song sounds a bit like "Take on me" by Aha.

[Wolfy670]

@perspeeks Sleeping pills and alchohol though is a pretty surefire way to kill yourself. That's like common knowledge... It's not a far off assumption.