Local Durham folks can also purchase the album at the best lil' record store:
Chaz' Bull City Records or Offbeat Records in Brightleaf Square.

Chapel Hill-ians can go to
School Kids Records or CD Alley.

Raleigh folks can go to School Kids Records.

Norfolk, VA fans can find our album at the excellent Relative Theory Records.

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R E C E N T
P R E S S:

"Beloved Binge showed up in Durham from Seattle, and quickly locked into the surrounding DIY music scene,
where folks were busy inserting their personal and political convictions into the city's arts. This couple/ duo delivers
plain-spoken, pensive songs spackled together with spare guitar and drums. They embody some of that
"getting shit off your chest" joie de vivre that sounds not just therapeutic for the performer, but downright thrilling
for those on the receiving end. You probably recognize this as a Pacific Northwest ethos from bands on Kill Rock Stars and K.

Similarly, Beloved Binge excels when pointed and propulsive, knocking out stripped-down punk dissonance
in mid-tempo stabs. Self-named "home-cooked, animal-free music," they assert their passion as vegans.
Centerpiece "Freedom or Death" glides on an ebullient call and response anthem line between
Rob Beloved and Eleni Binge, and sudden tempo changes, though capable of distraction, ultimately add spice.
When they casually riff on tracks like "Stuck," Eleni chiming in conversational tone, it's all rag-tag charm.
The ramshackle spirit of BB just underlines the ethos they hold dear."
—Chris Toenes, The Independent Weekly, Review of Other Places (5/2/2007).

“...it's nice to have Seattle's transplanted Beloved Binge
(who moved to Durham last year) in our midst. On "Other Places"…the tandem of
Rob Beloved and Eleni Binge play stripped-down punk rock that doesn't feel thin,
combining the howling abandon of Sleater-Kinney with a very fine attention to poppy detail…”
-- David Menconi, News and Observer, from Critic’s Picks, On the Best Rock & More, 1/12/07

“Beloved Binge…brought with them a sound that is as rooted
in Northwestern lo-fi pop…as it is in East Coast (specifically D.C.) punk…
[and] succeed in creating varied songs…the band can…craft a catchy melody,
but also knows when to step on the distortion pedal.”
--Diversions, the Daily Tar Heel, Chapel Hill, 1/16/07. Diversions.

“…a truly unique duo. Right off, the delightful spin of “New Year” is “Faces,”
which features Eleni’s talent for balancing vocal harmony and power.
It also shows the knack Beloved Binge has for transitioning into completely different
rhythms flawlessly. This demonstrates another quirk of the band:
if you feel the need to skip tracks, hold out a bit; there’s sure to be
something to your liking later on in the track…”
- St.Claire, The Raleigh Hatchet, March 2007.

"Like wonderful Chicago co-eds The Spinanes, Beloved Binge
hustles through minimal guitar-and-drum pop obsessed
with sparseness, space and sear. But they do it with
the gumption of 764-Hero and, occasionally, the enthusiastic bluster
of Sonic Youth."
--GC, Indy Weekly, October 2006

“If Lee Ranaldo and Fontaine Toups had wed, Beloved Binge
...would have been their Teen Beat babies.”
-–Independent Weekly, from Music Worth Leaving the House For, 7/2/06.