The record contains four cover songs and is pressed on red heart-shaped vinyl and released by Burger Records. Snag your copy here! And be quick, the pressing is strictly limited.

Listen to the track Beach Girl below.

Track list:
1. Maybe Baby (Buddy Holly cover)
2. Our Love Will Still Be There (The Troggs cover)
3. Beach Girl (Pat Boone cover)
4. Comin’ On Too Strong (Wayne Newton cover)

We started recording our new LP yesterday, bands with beachy, surfy, wavey names WATCH OUT! We are back to snake you kooks. Xo

— The Tyde (@TheTydeOfficial) 29 januari 2013

Well, they are out now and they are limited to 250 copies each, so hurry up and buy!

Here’s a few more reviews:

“The Beachwood Sparks, last convened in 2003, are back as if they never left, spinning trippy goodtime vibes, ethereal metaphysics and slacked out California pop.”
— Blurt Magazine

“Beachwood Sparks make music for and by Californians who love living in California, surfing, and hanging out among the redwoods, and for listeners who have no idea what that’s like but love the sound of soft harmonies and a tastefully placed slide guitar.”
— A.V. Club

“The Tarnished Gold moves through space like a guided nature walk—never a hike—drawing upon breathy, summer sounds and endless harmony to craft the perfect soundtrack for its creators’ home state.”
— Paste Magazine

Here’s what the press have been saying so far:

“The Tarnished Gold is a soundtrack to life’s better moments — introspective mornings spent reclining in a hammock, carefree afternoons strolling along the shoreline, and late evenings of stargazing.”

- The Boston Phoenix

“The Tarnished Gold sees Beachwood Sparks return sounding fresh and revitalised, delivering an album that more than matches their earlier output.”

- MusicOMH.com

“The Tarnished Gold is a lovely, warm-hearted gem, from blissful opener “Forget the Song” through to the delicate farewell of “Goodbye”.”

- The Independent

“The Tarnished Gold is of a piece with their first two albums, but never a pale imitation.”

- The Guardian

“The Tarnished Gold, mature, with a revelatory appreciation for the simple life, might prove to be the true spiritual heir to their auspicious 2000 debut: winsome Zen-like roots/rock bursting from the heart with rich, ebullient harmonies, and atmospheric smears of steel guitar amid gentle sun-baked melodies.”

- Uncut

There will be a listening party this evening at The Satellite in LA. The Sparks and guests will be playing records all night long!