Beulah
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Biography
Beulah, an American indie rock band from San Francisco, California, was formed in 1996 by Miles Kurosky and Bill Swan. The duo began recording songs every six weeks for 16 months on a tape recorder while working together at a post office. Their breakthrough came when Robert Schneider of The Apples in Stereo expressed interest in their work, leading to the release of their first single "A Small Cattle Drive in a Snow Storm" in 1997 and their debut album Handsome Western States in the same year through Elephant 6 Records. The band gained recognition for their unique sound and extensive use of instruments, releasing critically acclaimed albums such as When Your Heartstrings Break (1999) and The Coast is Never Clear (2001). Their album, Yoko, was released in 2003. The band disbanded shortly after due to personal tensions. In late 2009, the band reunited to perform selections from The Desert of Shallow Effects at The Bay Bridged festival, and their song âPopular Mechanics for Loversâ was later featured in the 2009 film Youth in Revolt and its soundtrack album.
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- Maroon Bible
- Ballad Of The Lonely Argonaut
- Shotgun Dedication
- Rust With Me
- Delta
- Score From Augusta
- A Man Like Me
- Sunday Under Glass
- Dig the Subatomic Holdout #2
- I Love John, She Loves Paul
- I've Been Broken (I've Been Fixed)
- Queen of the Populists
- The Rise and Fall or Our Hero's Reward
- Gravity's Bringing Us Down
- Popular Mechanics for Lovers
- Silver Lining
- Gene Autry
- What Will You Do When Your Suntan Fades?
- A Good Man Is Easy to Kill
- Hello Resolven
- The Aristocratic Swells
- Comrade's Twenty Sixth
- Calm Go the Wild Seas
- If We Can Land On Tthe Moon, Surely I Can Win Your Heart
