Letting Up Despite Great Faults - In Steps

Letting Up Despite Great Faults is set to release their debut, self-titled LP October 2009. Its been a full three years since the release of Movement, an intimate collection of intricate and melancholic songs that received acclaim from the likes of NPR, CNET, and Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard. The EPs first track even found its way onto the hit television show One Tree Hill. In that time, Letting Ups sound has matured with more of the familiar bittersweet melodies and intelligent electronics, but is now also brilliantly layered with catchy guitars and dancier beats.

To push Letting Ups sound and studio dexterity to another level, they enlisted the sonic help of recording engineer Andrew Lynch to record drums at The Ship (Earlimart) and the finishing touch by mastering engineer Jeff Lipton (Andrew Bird, Spoon, Camera Obscura).

Through this new diary of sorts, Letting Up Despite Great Faults takes us through hard times, sad times, and best of all, dancey times. Expect to fight, cry, and dance with them soon if youre on the west coast (tour dates tba). Otherwise, the album will be available at iTunes, Amazon, Insound, and all major online retailers this October.