Chamberlain have a cover of Cut Copy's "Feel the Love" on rdio.

Chamberlain's The Moon My Saddle was originally released in 1998 by Doghouse Records, but it is out today on vinyl via Topshelf Records. You can stream the entire album, along with three bonus tracks, on their AP.net profile. Be sure to check it out if you missed out on the indie rock/alt country group or just want to relive the glory days. Leave your thoughts in the replies, and order the double LP here.

Chamberlain's The Moon My Saddle is now available for pre-order here. The album, originally released by Doghouse Records in 1998, is getting a special treatment as a double LP record with three bonus tracks. It's set to be released on August 23 through Topshelf Records.

Submitted by AP_Punk

Blame it on Bobby Knight. Who else was the fuel for the rage and aggression that emanated from Indianapolis quintet Split Lip, who shook the foundation of the Hoosier State with their hyper-literate, dense amalgamation of late 90s emo and hardcore. Co-songwriters David Mead and Seth Rubenstein announced their status as forces to be reckoned with with the brash and brawny Archived Music for Stubborn People, followed a few years later by For the Love of the Wounded, And then just as things were picking up, everything changed. The band released the opus Fate's Got a Driver, but altered their name to Chamberlain, and then the tectonic plates started shifting.

In 1998, the group decided...

A video of Jarrod Gorbel performing a new song called "Impressions" with Jaymay and Adam Rubenstein (of Chamberlain) can be in the replies

Submitted by hiya

Chamberlain will be playing a few reunion dates with all original members.

Tour Dates

May 1 2009 Headliners Louisville, KY
May 2 2009 Birdy's Indianapolis, IN
May 3 2009 The Metro Chicago, IL

Doghouse Records is re-releasing 1996's Fate's Got a Driver by Chamberlain on limited colored vinyl. Five unreleased and rare tracks are also included on the LP.