Artists
Experimental Brooklyn-based duo High Places - comprised of Mary Pearson and Rob Barber - formed in 2006 and much like opposite coast friends No Age released a number of 7" EP's and split singles that were later compiled on a pre-debut album collection. In this case the say-what-you-see 03/07-09/07 was brought out by Thrill Jockey a few months ahead of the pair's self-titled full debut later in 2008.
Discography
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Articles
 Tonight the Lexington’s door staff are turning customers away before the supports act’s even tuned up and last night things got a little crazy one Northern Line stop away at the Old Blue Last. It seems London get and want the primal, swirling electronics of High Places. The band’s self-prognosis... |
 Even considering High Places’ intricate, inventive and intriguing electronic make up, were the Brooklyn boy/girl duo any more understated to the initial ear, they’d almost certainly lose the listener completely. Mary Pearson and Robert Barber’s full length debut - following on... |
 Having been wowed into submission by the intricacies of High Places self-titled debut album, we caught up with Mary Pearson and Rob Barber to talk about their boredom with conventional bands, cellphone injuries and the joys... |
 In Wayne's World, when Wayne and Garth stumble out of an Alice Cooper concert and onto Frankie Sharp from Sharp Records limousine, a cameoing Chris Farley proceeds to give them a ludicrously detailed run through Mr. Sharp's very busy travel arrangements. When Ragged Words catches up with... |
