Post Prom Disorder

...The Ida Membership

Join Post Prom Disorder for the year and you'll have access to B-Sides, unreleased tracks, photos, demos, and anything else we think our fans would enjoy. The club is an annual membership, so one purchase today will set you up for everything we can throw at you in the next year.

Post Prom Disorder Membership Already Includes :

• 320kpbs MP3 Digital Downloads
• Lovers Prayers Japan B-Sides
• The Braille Night Japan B-Sides
• The Bottom of the Hill Live Album
• Live at the Knitting Factory May 2004 (3 songs, 160kbps)
• Live at Young Soul Rebels/Brown Rice Detroit 2003 (9 songs, 160kbps)
• Live at CPOP Gallery Detroit 2002 (4 songs 160kbps)

Braille Night + Japan B-Sides

• 320kpbs MP3 Digital Album Download
• US Release + Japan B-Sides

The Braille Night is a record that was made/conceived when Ida realized that there were too many songs and not enough records. Or that they had recorded too many songs for one record, but not for two. Recorded in the same rooms at (mostly) the same time with (most of) the same people as "Will you find me", the "Braille Night" is WYFM's fraternal twin. The title song originated from extended drone pieces improvised at ON-ME SOUND by Ida Pearle, Liz Mitchell and Dan Littleton. "Ignatia Amara" was supposed to be recorded at Dreamland, but after doing basic tracks for twenty songs, Trina vetoed the idea. She thought that there were already too many songs to work on and that we didn't need a dissonant instrumental song to complicate matters further. Read more about this album. Read more about this album...

Will You Find Me

• 320kpbs MP3 Digital Album Download

Recorded by Trina Shoemaker, Warn Defever and Ida in a number of different rooms from Dreamland in the Hudson River Valley, to Greene Street (cradle of hip hop), to Martin Bisi's concrete rooms in Brooklyn (where Sonic Youth recorded in the 80's), to Bill Laswell's Orange Studio in New Jersey, to Ida's own ON-ME SOUND studio and TIME STEREO in Livonia, Michigan (where Communist Guitar was recorded), Ida brought their unique enthusiasm and lack of common sense to an improbable but happy conclusion. Read more about this album...