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Beach House Is A Dream Pop Group That Formed In 2004 In Baltimore Maryland United States. The Group Consists Of Victoria Legrand Vocals Organ And Alex Scally Guitar Keyboards . Legrand Is The Niece Of French Composer Michel Legrand. The Group Has Released Eight Albums Beach House 2006 Devotion 2008 Teen Dream 2010 Bloom 2012 Depression Cherry 2015 Thank Your Lucky Stars 2015 7 2018 And Once Twice Melody 2022 . Within A Year Of Formation The Group Charmed Indie Music Enthusiasts Across The Blogosphere With Their Languid Songcraft While The Eerie Warmth Of "Apple Orchard" Landed On Pitchfork's Infinite Mixtape MP3 Series In August 2006. Two Months Later Beach House Issued Their Eponymous Debut Album For Carpark. Fall Shows With Labelmates Over The Atlantic Were Also Scheduled. Victoria Can Also Be Heard On Frenemies' Birds In High School Album. She And Chris Freeland Created Harmonies On The Song "Waiting For The Ambulance". Victoria Can Also Be Heard On Grizzly Bear's 2009 Release Veckatimest And She Sings On "Slow Life" A Grizzly Bear Track Featured On The Official Soundtrack For Twilight New Moon. In September Of 2009 Sub Pop Records Announced That Beach House Had Signed And That A Follow Up Album To 2008's Devotion Teen Dream Would Be Released In Early 2010.

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12/3/09 “Sometimes I Try To Compare Us To People From The Past And I’ve Always Thought Of This As Our Super Brutally Honest Roy Orbison-Style Song Like It’s Over Or Crying These Brutally Honest And Upfront Songs And With Used To Be It’s Just A Slap In The Face With A Very Traditional Melody.” ~ Alex WOW ?/09 “We Got Back From A Tour We Got Creative We Instantly Made That Song We Released It And I Don’t Know Why We Did That It’s Just Something We Did. But The New Version Of It Is Quite Different And More Part Of The New Album. I Think It Was Just Something So That We Could Release Something To Tour And Have Fun With. The Sound Of That {2008} Single Is Not Really The Beginning Of The Sound That Ended Up Being Teen Dream. That Didn’t Come Until The Beginning Of The Year When We Started To Put That Sound Together. That’s Why We Had To Redo Used To Be Because It Didn’t Fit With All The New Energy We Were Channeling. The Whole Album We See As Multicolored And The Songs Are Huge They’re Not One Dimensional They’re Not Monotone And I Find That Single To Be Kind Of Monotone. It’s Just So Simple And To Me A Bit Underwhelming But The Reason We Re-Recorded It Is Because We Needed To Make It As Three-Dimensional And As Multifaceted And As Colorful As The Rest Of The Songs On That Album.” ~ Alex MagicRPM ?/09 “It Definitely Felt Like A Season Of Intense Change. We Had Been Gone On Tour For A Very Long Time And Things Just Started To Feel Different In A Good Way. We Had A Reaction To Something And That’s What That Came Out Of.” ~ Victoria MagicRPM 3/4/10 Why Did You Decide To Rework ‘Used To Be’ For This Album? “We Liked It And We Thought It Made Sense With The Album But The Arrangement That We Had We Both Felt Was Cheesy. It Was Written And Recorded Very Quickly—we Were Home For Three Weeks Between Tours And We Had This Little Song And Said ‘Let’s Go Record It Because It’s Fun’—and It Just Felt To Us Like An Incomplete Song And It Didn’t Feel Like It Was Part Of What We Are Doing Now. So We Kind Of Went Back To The Basic Piano Part That The Whole Song Started From And Built It Up Again In The Mindset Of This Record. And I Think It Became Less Dry And Dusty And Became More Colorful And Blossoming And More Emotional And Less Repetitive. It Became More Of A Flowery Song And I Think The Ending Is Way Better. It Says A Lot More. We Didn’t Want To Forget About The Song But We Wanted To Update It.” ~ Alex Cokemachineglow

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Teen Dream Is The Third Studio Album By American Dream Pop Duo Beach House. It Was Released On January 27 2010 As The Band's Debut Album On The Record Label Sub Pop. Internationally The Album Was Released By Bella Union In Europe Mistletone Records In Australia And Arts & Crafts In Mexico. The Album Was Produced By The Band And Chris Coady. The Album Received Universal Acclaim From Music Critics Who Hailed It As One Of The Best Albums Of 2010. NME Included It In Their 2013 Edition Of The 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time. The Album Was Also Included In The 2014 Edition Of The Book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. In October 2019 Pitchfork Ranked It In The 21st Position Among The Best Albums Of The 2010s.