Ben Curtis' School Of Seven Bells Get Some Stereogum Love

Former Tripping Daisy member, Secret Machine and Dallasite Ben Curtis and his new bandmates in School of Seven Bells are at the receiving end of some fine love today from the folks at Stereogum, who are featuring SVIIB in the debut of a new video performance feature called Decomposed, in...

By Pete Freedman

December 16, 2008

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Former Tripping Daisy member, Secret Machine and Dallasite Ben Curtis and his new bandmates in School of Seven Bells are at the receiving end of some fine love today from the folks at Stereogum, who are featuring SVIIB in the debut of a new video performance feature called Decomposed, in which bands performed stripped down versions of their album songs.

For SVIIB, the song performed above is "Caldo", and, while not as effects heavy as the record, it's still a nice little ditty. Check it out. --Pete Freedman

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