Get your very own Mystery Mailer here for only $5 and be as happy as Mary M. from Loxahatchee, FL!
My Mystery Mailer from TDR Records came in the mail today; cell phone pics definitely hindered the quality, but you can still tell that everything I got is awesome!
GOD I AM SO HAPPY THIS IS SO GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!
Enter our Sunday contest on Facebook for a chance to win a copy of Barely Blind’s new album Wilder Child of a Thousand Suns! This is number 245 of 400 copies made and also comes with their two previous EPs. Just comment your favorite Barely Blind song by 9pm CST tonight.
Don’t forget! The digital version of the album comes out tomorrow for free at barelyblind.com.
This week’s contest is very easy! Just comment on our Facebook when Barely Blind’s new album Wilder Child of a Thousand Suns comes out digitally and/or on vinyl. You could win a copy of their My Life With a Giant EP, autographed poster, and sticker! Submit by 9pm CST tonight.
The Digital Fan; #3
June 10, 2011
Christine N. from Columbia, MO recently started showing up on all of our bands social sites with nothing but great things to say! She’s become apart of this small, tight-knit group of people around the world that constantly supports anything TDR—and I really appreciate it. We’ll get the bands back out to Missouri soon enough!
Original post: LOOK AT ALL THE BARELY BLIND GOODIES I CAME HOME TO. AND THERE’S A COUPLE PUNCHLINE THINGS. ME GUSTA. CAN I JUST HUG MIKE FROM TDR? OR WORK FOR HIM? OR BOTH? AHHHH.
Limited Time With A Giant
June 5, 2011
Barely Blind is offering their My Life With a Giant EP as a free download for one more week! Watch Reid explain exactly how to get it with simple step-by-step directions. All we ask is that you tell a few friends to do the same—easy!
My Second Life With A Giant
June 2, 2011
Two years ago today, Barely Blind released their seven track EP, My Life With a Giant! A little unknown fact about the album is that it was recorded about three years ago and had only six songs at first. They then went back and recorded “Tommy With the Lights Out” in the spring of 2009 to complete the record.
Want to win an autographed copy of My Life With a Giant? Reply to the question below and e-mail your full name and address to info@tdrrecords.com. I’ll pick the best three answers!
What’s your favorite song from My Life With a Giant and why?
Barely Blind: 6/10 In Beaumont, TX
May 25, 2011
Barely Blind are playing a special hometown show on Friday, June 10th in Beaumont, TX! It’s almost two years to the date of their My Life With a Giant CD release show. Full details are below:
06/10/2011 Beaumont, TX @ the Gig
(240 Crockett Street) - 8pm / $10 / Ages: 18+ / RSVP
A Fresh Batch Of Barely Blind
May 19, 2011
AbsolutePunk.net posted a new feature called “A Fresh Batch of Pop-punk” and Barely Blind made the list! Check out the thread, leave a comment, and listen to “Tommy With the Lights Out” while you’re there.
“Barely Blind have to be near the top of the list of bands that are most likely to blow up on AP.net in the coming years. Though it seems like they’re beginning to add an indie-pop layer to their sound, 2009’s My Life With A Giant was solid pop-punk. Y’know, big hooks that are familiar without being cliche, lyrics that are nostalgic without being overdone, and so on. It wasn’t anything out of the ordinary, but for the most part, it was memorable enough.
Album to start with: My Life With A Giant”
The Digital Fan: #2
May 13, 2011
Kim N. from Australia has been an incredible supporter of TDR for awhile now. I can practically recite her full name and address when prompted. She recently completed her collection of all our releases—including Delightfully Pleased on vinyl! It’s crazy to think that something on my shelf is sitting on another shelf halfway around the world. Now, I need to rattle my dags and release another album so she can enjoy it when she chucks a sickie.
Original post: To do list: own every TDR release
Barely Blind For Dummies
April 21, 2011
Barely Blind released their My Life With a Giant EP as a free download this week on Facebook—did you get it?! If you haven’t, this graphic explains how to do just that, ya dummy. By the way, we don’t actually think you’re a dummy.
