BPitch Control is proud to present a new act that actually needs not introduction: Telefon Tel Aviv. Telefon Tel Aviv are Joshua Eustis and Carles Cooper, two US Boys based in Chicago, Illinois. Both are great musicians und adorable buddies with a sense for the right sound. They already approved their talent successfully on two previousely released albums - the third and upcoming album “Immolate Yourself“ (BPC188) is the result and essence of a development in their music that was initially started with their previous works “Fahrenheit Fair Enough“ (2001) and “Map of Effortless“ (2004). Both see it the same way: “The record is still entirely Telefon Tel Aviv, but throuhout a cross processed filter saturated, grainy, distorted, dusty and distressed”. “Immolate Yourself“ unites ten tracks with the aim to give the term “electro pop” a new definition for the year 2009. Although each track has its own story to tell, together they paint a bigger picture that encapsulates the Telefon Tel Aviv sound. Arguably the album’s standout track “Helen of Troy“ was in fact the last track to be finished and in a way marked the climax and the fundament of the whole work. Telefon Tel Aviv state: “We knew, after completing this song, that we were in fact finished with the record“. In a nutshell Telefon Tel Aviv are setting a statement that combines popular tendencies with their own reflections about the electronic sound universe.