The End of the World

Here we are, together.



Press: kip(at)tellallyourfriendspr.com - Kip Kouri - Tell All Your Friends Publicity



Label: info(at)flameshovel.com - Flameshovel Records

          info(at)prettyactivity.com - Pretty Activity Records



Band: info(at)theendoftheworld.net - The End of the World



Our brand new record is called French Exit. Highly recommended! It is out now.



We have a 7"/Digital release called Subs & Dubs 7" that's a split with our good pals The Subjects.



Our debut full-length has been out for a little while.



And our very first EP.



Click on CD images for links to purchase.



We have a new video for the song "I Don't Wanna Lose." It was directed by Nat Johnson with the competent aid of Alex Reeves. Check out more of Nat's work here.



Here is our video for "Show Your Age." It was also directed by our talented friend Nat Johnson.



Some Press



"Stefan Marolachakis delivers each line as though it were part of a speech that's going to take a while to finish; when he pauses, you can almost hear him reaching for a glass of water. .and when Marolachakis weaves his woozy croon through the beat, You're Making It Come Alive frequently lives up to its title. On songs like the hustling 'Party's Over,' The End Of The World creates an electric racket that's similar to Pavement's early singles. It's like someone accidentally recorded an expectedly intense performance in some basement in the middle of nowhere." - The Onion



"Given the over-saturation of the Brooklyn scene, it's as easy to overlook one fledging band as it is to over-hype another. Hopefully this foursome will land somewhere in between, as their debut album warrants a spot on those 'Ones To Watch For' lists." - CMJ



"And for a good three minutes the End of the World has us, holding 'Last Cast' slightly aloft, taking it for a few well-timed dips and across a steady bridge, Marolachakis' elongated vowels gluing the whole thing together." - Pitchforkmedia.com



"'You're Making It Come Alive'--on Chicago's Flameshovel, which continues to be the most exciting label in the city these days--intrigues from the start, when it becomes abundantly clear that the band is dedicated to being true to its instruments--without much flash or layered overdubbing, the sixties garage rock the group produces sounds precisely like a band playing in a garage." - New City Chicago