Beep Beep
Enchanted Islands (2CD)

Five years after their debut release Business Casual, Omaha indefinables Beep Beep bring us what they describe as a “disturbingly emasculated ma...

Less a cohesive album, more "Now That's What I Call Art-School Indie 2002". Beep Beep are back after five years recaffeinating.We all have that friend...

If Saddle Creek is a label for the outsider; founded on the throaty wails of Conor’s sensitive soul or The Faint’s cyber-buffoonery, then Beep Beep ar...

Diversity is antithetical to popular success, especially in the music business. The giants of rock, hip-hop and pop evolve slowly if ever, churning ou...

What is the difference between a difficult album, and one that grows on you after repeated listens The latter phrase seems to come out of my mouth pr...

Quickly reminisce about Beep Beep's debut album, Business Casual...You probably remember the chaotic sound of the abrasive guitar layered underneath t...

In 2004, Beep Beep’s Saddle Creek debut was a post-punk, good ol’ fashion Omaha stab at Gang of Four updates and electronic melodies dressed up as XTC...

Beep Beep has a new record titled Enchanted Islands.Circle the word that best describes it: (a) good (b) bad (c) acid trippin’ phantasmagorical.They t...