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The Pauses
The Pauses is an indie rock band from Orlando, Florida, formed in 2009 consisting of Tierney Tough, Jason Kupfer, and Nathan Chase. Their sound has been called indierocktronica due to its merging of genres. The band also playfully refers to their sound as "beep boop rock".
The Pauses released their first album, A Cautionary Tale , in 2011 through New Granada Records.
The band funded the album via a Kickstarter campaign and recorded it with producer J. Robbins of Jawbox fame in Baltimore, MD, at The Magpie Cage. "Go North", the first planned single from that album, was added to the Rock Band Network.
In 2012, the band released a split EP with the Great Deceivers, that was engineered by Jim Nefferdorf at Major/Minor Studios, mixed by J. Robbins, and mastered by TJ Lipple (Aloha).
They released "Christmas Time Is Here" as a single in 2013, produced and mixed by bandmember Jason Kupfer at Deeb Studios.
Their second full-length album, Unbuilding, was released in 2018 on Arctic Rodeo Recordings. Crowdfunding was done via a well-crafted puppet video on Indiegogo to help fund the production costs. Produced and mixed again by J. Robbins, who, along with the album's cellist Gordon Withers, joined the band for their album release party at Orlando’s Park Ave. CDs. The album also features guest vocals by Janet Morgan (Channels), and trumpet by Patrick Newbery (Cursive).
Said BrooklynVegan of the release: “…it’s got a little of the off-kilter mathy guitars of the DC/Dischord scene that birthed J Robbins, plus bouncy Mates of States-y synths, and singer Tierney Tough has a delightfully dry delivery that brings to mind Speedy Ortiz or Liz Phair.”
In 2020, they released a split 7-inch of The Breeders covers with Omaha's The Good Life for Record Store Day.
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The Pauses
The Pauses is an indie rock band from Orlando, Florida, formed in 2009 consisting of Tierney Tough, Jason Kupfer, and Nathan Chase. Their sound has been called indierocktronica due to its merging of genres. The band also playfully refers to their sound as "beep boop rock".
The Pauses released their first album, A Cautionary Tale , in 2011 through New Granada Records.
The band funded the album via a Kickstarter campaign and recorded it with producer J. Robbins of Jawbox fame in Baltimore, MD, at The Magpie Cage. "Go North", the first planned single from that album, was added to the Rock Band Network.
In 2012, the band released a split EP with the Great Deceivers, that was engineered by Jim Nefferdorf at Major/Minor Studios, mixed by J. Robbins, and mastered by TJ Lipple (Aloha).
They released "Christmas Time Is Here" as a single in 2013, produced and mixed by bandmember Jason Kupfer at Deeb Studios.
Their second full-length album, Unbuilding, was released in 2018 on Arctic Rodeo Recordings. Crowdfunding was done via a well-crafted puppet video on Indiegogo to help fund the production costs. Produced and mixed again by J. Robbins, who, along with the album's cellist Gordon Withers, joined the band for their album release party at Orlando’s Park Ave. CDs. The album also features guest vocals by Janet Morgan (Channels), and trumpet by Patrick Newbery (Cursive).
Said BrooklynVegan of the release: “…it’s got a little of the off-kilter mathy guitars of the DC/Dischord scene that birthed J Robbins, plus bouncy Mates of States-y synths, and singer Tierney Tough has a delightfully dry delivery that brings to mind Speedy Ortiz or Liz Phair.”
In 2020, they released a split 7-inch of The Breeders covers with Omaha's The Good Life for Record Store Day.