snarebrained is a download album featuring a collection of exclusive remixes and songs previously only available on limited edition vinyl. It features collaborations and remixes from Lisa Lindley Jones, De Rosa, Jonnie Common (Down The Tiny Steps) and Akira Kiteshi.

The album has been produced to help raise money to pay for the band to travel to SxSW and as such FOUND have devised an unconventional payment method. The album has five different prices so that the music buyer can decide how much to give FOUND towards their campaign to conquering the US.

Payment is made through PayPal, but you don’t need to have an account, just a credit or debit card. Select the price you wish to pay from the menu below and click the ‘add to cart’ button, then follow the instructions. Once your payment has been accepted you will be sent a confirmation email from FOUND containing a download link and unique password. If you have any problems don’t hesitate to contact us on info@foundtheband.com

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Edinburgh art-poppers, FOUND, mark their debut on Fence Records with 11 tracks of electronic bleep-hop song wizardry.

As the title suggests, This Mess We Keep Reshaping is an album awash with starts and stops, where songs build, reset themselves, and regenerate again into something different – from the twisting key changes of opener ‘Plotkiller’, to the shifting gonzo-squawks and squeaks of ‘See Ferg’s In London’; from the progressive chanting layers of ‘Admission Number Two’, to the desperate breaking pleads of ‘When You Fall’.

With each new start, pop’s possibilities are explored; ideas bounce around mirrored parts, echoing into unexpected tunnels and turns, before resurfacing – strengthening the song with their kaleidoscopic hooks.

Debut album ‘Found Can Move’ is out now on CD from Surface Pressure Records.

Following quick on the heels of the single ‘Mullokian’, Surface Pressure Records released ‘Found Can Move’ the debut album from FOUND, in May 2006.
‘Mullokian’ earned the band critical acclaim and widespread radioplay across the BBC, XFM London and XFM Scotland. But ‘Mullokian’ was merely an appetiser for the many different flavours of ‘Found Can Move’: from the claustrophobic electronics and self deprecating lyrics of the title track; to the twisted garage rock of Synth Like Minds; from the eerie, late-night soul of Turnstile; to the energetic pop of Static 68, the album serves up tasty treats to suit every palate.

At just under 40 minutes, ‘Found Can Move’ is a concise manifesto for FOUND’s intentions: the album succeeds at being inventively experimental and at the same time irresistibly pop. Ziggy Campbell’s playful song writing brings to mind the lyricism of Tom Waits and, perhaps more fittingly, the work of fellow country man Ivor Cutler. The album packaging also reflects FOUND’s cheeky, playful side as they invite you all to enter a ‘colouring-in competition’ – the winner’s artwork will adorn the forthcoming remix album ‘Can Found Move’.

FOUND are Ziggy Campbell, Tommy Perman, Kev Sim, Gavin Sutherland and Alan Stockdale. All five members are multi-instrumentalists, and ‘Found Can Move’ contains a wealth of instrumentation and unusual sound sources including banjos, organs, vintage synths, melodica, squeeze boxand sublime double bass performed by guest musician Emma Smith (who also played on Gorillaz ‘Demon Days’).