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　　It has certainly been an action packed journey for siblings Ivan and Ada (ages 15 and 13 respectively), aka Tiny Masters Of Today. Almost overnight, the band went from a few homemade recordings on MySpace to collaborating with Karen O and Nick Zinner of Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Kimya Dawson, Fred Schneider (The B-52's) and Gibby Haynes (Butthole Surfers), being remixed by CSS and Liars, and touring the world. David Bowie even lauded their first homemade single as "Genius". Not bad for a band that double as full-time students in the New York Public School System.
　　
　　 With Skeletons, the Tiny Masters went it totally alone, producing and writing the entire album themselves. The tracks were largely recorded at their home in Brooklyn, using the computer program Garageband. They brought the songs to Seaside Lounge studio with engineer Patrick McCarthy for additional recording and the final product was mixed by Matt Stein at U.W.M.S.C. in New York.
　　
Ivan和Ada,兩個紐約小孩,一個94年出生,一個96年出生.2005年他們只有11歲和9歲的時候就在Myspace發一些家庭錄制的一些自己搞的小玩意兒.不久他們就被Blues Explosion的鼓手Russell Simins發掘,2007年在他們13歲和11歲的時候就發行了第一張專輯《Bang Bang Boom Cake》,Kimya Dawson和Yeah Yeah Yeahs的主唱Karen O這樣的大牌都參與了專輯的制作,并且專輯得到了包括Russell Simins (Blues Explosion), Gibby Haynes (Butthole Surfers), Fred Schneider (The B-52's) 的協助(這么多我喜歡的牛逼樂隊協助 能不牛逼嗎),我只能說,這個樂隊能得到布魯斯大爆炸的鼓手和b-52s的主唱的支持絕對會融入更多東西,少不了一種美國地下,噪音搖滾和一些玩鬧氣息的.

　　 Fans of Tiny Masters' familiar shouting, sloganeering, and general anti-establishment nose thumbing won't be disappointed, but the sonic palette has broadened somewhat. While their rag-tag sound is clearly informed by classic-era punk rock, they think nothing of incorporating hip-hop, electronica, dub, and even disco into a messy and uproarious concoction. The end result is frantic and funny, equally poignant and pugnacious. Politically charged and strikingly original, a curious pastiche of styles and subjects all channeled through their own, unique filter.