Haberdashery featured in online teaser for "The Best Friend"
August 2010
The markymix of "The Window" is featured in the online teaser for future episodes of the comedy webseries "The Best Friend."
Haberdashery Podcast
April 2010
Chicago internet radio DJ Mark Massi interviews Haberdashery in a multi-episode podcast. Topics include new projects, influences, the writing process, and the answers to several fan questions.
Haberdashery featured in new Web Series
March 23, 2010
The Markymix of "I Try To Tell You" has been featured in a new comedy web series: "The Best Friend" is a buddy love comedy web series that explores watching a romantic comedy through the eyes of the best friend rather than the ingenue or leading lady. YouTube
2010 Free EP Series
2010
Every month throughout 2010 Haberdashery will release a free digital EP featuring new remixes, demo versions of unreleased and released tracks, and previously unheard instrumentals.
New Christmas EP
December 9, 2009
The first-ever Christmas EP contemporizes three classic holiday carols in Haberdashery's signature style. A haunting a cappella version of Carol Of The Bells, a toe-tapping rendition of Little Drummer Boy, and a touching arrangement of O Holy Night comprise the holiday release that's a must for any wish list.
Valence review
September 2, 2009From Todd Durrant of A Different Drum: This is the fifth release from this cool synthpop act. One of those previous releases is a selection of cover tunes from Erasure, and that perfectly illustrates Haberdashery’s musical influence. This album is packed with cheerful melodies, light synthesizers, and a strong lyrical focus on the high emotions of love.
Valence featured on "Electropup"
August 20, 2009Just been pointed in the direction of ‘Haberdashery‘, which I think is just one bloke – Stephen Pearlman. If you like your synthpop with a dream like quality and not in your face, then this could be for you. On the latest album/Cd/mp3 download – ‘Valence‘ – the bubbly and bleepy synths remind me of Yazoo more than anything, but the vocals are more Andy Bell or Martin Gore. It’s sometimes dancey and sometimes not. Sounds like thought has gone into the songs too. ‘2 become 1′ is the catchiest track on ‘Valence’ and the mellower ‘Eternity’ is probably my favourite on a 1st listen. Another tracked I picked up on from a previous release was ‘Latter days’.
Everyone Welcome
May 26, 2009
"United Synthpop Artists 2: Everyone Welcome - A Tribute to Peace" digital CD that was released on May 26, 2009 by Ninethwave Records. Says producer Bobby Clark of Synthetik FM: "This is a music compilation I put together along with several of my music friends around the world, in response to the shooting at my church (Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist) in Knoxville, TN this past July 27. All profits from the sale of this digital compilation will go to the victims of this tragedy and their families." The compliation features many excellent songs by popular synthpop bands, including Color Theory, Cosmicity, Haberdashery, Ganymede, I Satellite and more. Get yours today at Amazon.com - great music, great cause.
Aletheia review
From Todd Durrant of A Different Drum: This is a very pleasant, melodic synthpop album where the male voice is as smooth as silk. It sounds like a bouncier, synth-enhanced version of somebody like Frazier Chorus. This sounds like something that could have come out in the late 80's or early 90's and risen to the top."
Tour De Force 1
"The Greatest Heights" has been selected for inclusion on a new independent music compilation "Tour De Force 1."
"Gentle, spooky, beautiful. Music for driving long distances, resting the mind, taking it easy, soothing the troubled beast. Nice stuff."