Backed Up

Don't let the photo above scare you, it's only my homeboy Ryan Breen, a.k.a. the one-man electronic machine known as Back Ted N-Ted. He's just finished up his debut album, Pop Animal, that's scheduled to be released soon by Ohio indie Abandon Building Records. If you click on the tag...

By Brendan Kelley

April 29, 2007

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Don't let the photo above scare you, it's only my homeboy Ryan Breen, a.k.a. the one-man electronic machine known as Back Ted N-Ted. He's just finished up his debut album, Pop Animal, that's scheduled to be released soon by Ohio indie Abandon Building Records. If you click on the tag below, you'll see that I'm always watching what Breen and Back Ted N-Ted are up to, whether it's video collaborations with Japan-based artists, songs with Coppé, or his work with Chronic Future's Mike Busse. If you like the glitchy, bleepy stuff, this is some of the dopest coming out of the 'Nix right now. Check out a couple of the new ones:

Back Ted N-Ted - "Opening Credits"

Back Ted N-Ted - "Exit Credits"

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