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Alternative

HOME VIDEO – THE AUTOMATIC PROCESS (Alternative/Electronica – US)

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Home Video are Collin Ruffino and David Gross, transplants from the misunderstood landscape of New Orleans, now living in the brooding brownstones of Brooklyn, New York.

Often compared to Radiohead, the duo was originally discovered by Warp Records, who released Home Video’s first two EPs in 2004. This was followed in 2006 by their full-length debut album, No Certain Night or Morning, released on New York-based label Defend Music.

Home Video - I Can Make You Feel It     

With their new album, The Automatic Process, released worldwide on February 25, the band layers samples, synthesizers, and live instruments to build their own blend of electro-tinted minimalist rock. Sometimes dreamy and intimate, other times icy and contemplative, The Automatic Process is the work of a band that is still growing and defining itself but is not afraid to explore different possibilities in the process.

Home Video - The Smoke     

For more info on the band, tour dates and freebies, check out their official site and MySpace. You can purchase Home Video’s new album on Home Video

Alternative, Electro, Indie

HOME VIDEO – IT WILL BE OK (Electro/Rock – US)

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Home Video is an electronic rock duo composed of Collin Ruffino and David Gross, two transplants from the misunderstood landscape of New Orleans, now living in the brooding brownstones of Brooklyn, New York. It was in New York that they were discovered by Warp Records, who put out the band’s first two releases in 2004, “That You Might” and “Citizen”, which garnered the attention of BBC Radio 1, NME and Rolling Stone.

In 2006, Defend Music released the band’s first full-length, No Certain Night or Morning, as well as a 12-inch for the single “Penguin,” which included a remix by DFA Records’ Tim Goldsworthy. From this album, Grammy-nominated DJ Sasha later picked two songs to remix for his Invol2ver compilation, which also included reworked songs from Ladytron, Thom Yorke, Telefon Tel Aviv and Apparat. Following this release, in 2009 the band released the It Will Be Ok EP, featuring the hauntingly beautiful track “I Can Make You Feel”. Stream it below and watch the video HERE.

Home Video - I Can Make You Feel It     

Outside of recording, the band has toured with Blonde Redhead, Colder, Yeasayer and has opened for acts such as Justice, Flying Lotus, Radio 4 and Pinback.

For more info, check out Home Video’s official site or find them on MySpace. Buy their music on Home Video