This Will Be One for the Books Official Press Release

“This Will Be One for the Books,” declares Melissa Eccles of We
Landed on the Moon! in the lyric that doubles as the title of the Baton Rouge quintet’s
newest record. Indeed it will. Sure to be a staple on Ipods and playlists across the
nation, “This Will Be One for the Books” captures the vibe of the band’s energetic live
shows and the blistering fun of what happens when people really enjoy making music
together. The album will be available for stream online for a limited time only.

On their latest effort, We Landed on the Moon! sounds like Blondie if Blondie hadn’t
spent the last half of their career covering island kitsch or trying to rap. The new 11
song LP combines sizzling guitars and thumping heartbeat rhythms balanced by
Eccles’ expressive vocals and melded together with the subtle touches of handclaps,
harmonies and fender rhodes piano. Chock full of WLotM!’s trademark catchy hooks
and the band’s flair for the dramatic, the result is a record full of verve and life that
will rattle in your headphones like a big dancey washing machine.

Formed in early 2006, WLotM! quickly developed a devout local following before
taking off on the first of many trips across the Eastern half of the United States, with
their self-titled debut making a surprise appearance as the sole self-released album
on the CMJ Top 200 and Most Added charts. Their sophomore release, These Little
Wars (2009), continued their success, catching the ears of national radio stations
(WOXY) and concert planners, and launching performances at the 2009 New Orleans
Voodoo Fest, SXSW and CMJ Festivals as well as Toyota Free Yr Radio, and providing
the impetus for “This Will Be One for the Books,” which will be released in early
2010.

“We just wanted to make a rock record,” explains guitarist John Lambremont. “There
were times in the past where I felt like we’d get caught up in trying to do so much,
too much- with this record, we just wanted to make music that makes people feel
cool, even if they are just hanging out in their jammies. To make them feel as if they
are right there with us.”

The record was tracked and mixed at Fudge Recording Studio in New Orleans, LA by
Jacques DelaTour. Mastering done by Noah Mintz at Lacquer Channel (Broken Social
Scene).

we landed on the moon (2006)	these little wars (2009)