OY is playing w/ JP Inc. & Neil Hamburger on 1/27/10 at the Casbah in San Diego. Come on out!!

OY is going on a brief West-coast tour, opening for our good pals Three Mile Pilot. Dates are as follows:

7/16 - Solana Beach, CA - Belly Up Tavern
7/17 - Los Angeles, CA - Echoplex
7/18 - San Francisco, CA - Bottom Of The Hill
7/20 - Seattle, WA - Neumo’s Crystal Ball Reading Room
7/21 - Vancouver, BC [...]

just in case anyone’s still paying attention, rob and i actually are making progress on the next optiganally yours album.

Hi all-
First off, I still have 3 copies of the Orchestron Sax disc left, and 8 copies of Mod Rock. So if you haven’t bought a copy yet, or would like an extra copy, please place your order soon!!
We’re taking a bit of a break at the moment, but hope to be back with more [...]

hi all, sorry for the late announcement on this, i’ve just been swamped this week… well anyway, optiganally yours is playing a matinee show at the casbah in san diego today (jan 25th). doors at 2pm. this is also doubling as a sort of “disc release party” for our new line of optigan discs, though [...]

Check out this cool flash movie Jonathan Rosenbaum did using the Optiganally Yours song The Outer Space!

Cargo/Headhunter has just done a new pressing of the vinyl edition of Spotlight On Optiganally Yours. This time it’s on clear vinyl. All you vinyl fetishists out there can order a copy at www.cargomusic.com.

Optiganally Yours remixed a song called “Pygmalism” by Japanese alt-pop star Kahimi Karie (the original song was written and produced by Momus). The track is included on a CD called “SPIN!” that is part of a larger overall product called “K.K. Limited Edition 2000,” which is basically a KK tote bag filled with 2 CDs, [...]

“Reproductions: Songs of the Human League”, which is a Human League tribute album that OY appear on, was released today. For more information, click here.

“Optiganally Yours: De-Composed” is an EP of remixes of OY songs that will be released soon on the Japan’s VroomSound label. The idea was to get remixes from both American and Japanese artists, who were all at liberty to choose any song from the OY catalog to work with. The lineup is as follows:

Lesser “Ether”
Brian [...]