Don't Say I Didn't Warn You

Back in the winter of 2003, I posted this song to my then-Blog. I had found the track on the then-cool Epitonic (which really dropped off after that, but it was also the first place I heard the Rapture's House of Jealous Lovers). Granted, the album came out in 2001 and I was way behind the curve, but what can you do? Anyway, to me, this song was perfect. It had the beats I wanted to hear, the frail vocals I wanted, and the sentiments that I was feeling at the time. I still think this is just a great song. I scoured the internet to find a copy of their album and eventually got a mailorder copy.

So, it's with relief that I can announce that The Heartfelt has been reissued. Those of you looking for Dntel's other collaborative, vocal, USPS-driven project, here it is. Working with Meredith and David Figurine, and living in three different parts of the country, Jimmy Figurine made some of his best pop melodies without forgetting the experimentalism that he's so famous for. The whole album is excellent, with many standout tracks. It's really worth the 12 bucks.

You can order it direct from the label. I highly recommend it. Also, you can check out this cool computer animation video for IMpossible. It's pretty good, in a computer/emo sorta way. I dig it.