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The Scene Aesthetic compiled their demo songs from MySpace onto their 2006 debut release, Building Homes from What We've Known. Their self-titled second album, featuring generally the same track list with a few additional songs, was released in 2007. The Scene Aesthetic released a cover of Taylor Swift's "Love Story" in April 2009. On July 14, 2009, they released their EP entitled, A Type & a Shadow, featuring six new songs including "Come What May". Both de Torres and Kimberlin have been writing new material and plan to release a new record in 2010.

The band released their first full-length Building Homes From What We've Known in 2006. They began touring the country supporting the record and slowly building up a fanbase that wasn't just in front of a computer. While Kimberlin was out of the country, the debut album was re-released with three additional songs and renamed to, simply, The Scene Aesthetic. de Torres formed Danger Radio and released two EPs and two full-lengths, Used and Abused (Photo Finish Records) and Nothing's Gonna Hold Us Down (Doghouse Records)  . It’s a fair representation of where The Scene Aesthetic has come in the last 5 years and where we’re headed.

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Building Homes from What We've Known is the debut full-length album by The Scene Aesthetic. It was released on April 7, 2006 and later re-released, with additional tracks, as a self-titled album. All songs written by The Scene Aesthetic. A Formal Introduction – 1:31. So Peter, You've Become a Pirate – 3:49. Alvin Maker's Greensong – 3:36. Call It a Lullaby – 3:51. The Alamo Is No Place for Dancing – 4:03. Beauty in the Breakdown – 3:15. Yellow Birds & Coal Mines – 3:56.

The Scene Aesthetic is an American two-piece acoustic/indie pop band based in Seattle, Washington, featuring Andrew de Torres of Danger Radio and Eric Bowley. The band gained recognition through MySpace after posting their first songs, specifically their popular first single, Beauty in the Breakdown. The Scene Aesthetic compiled their demo songs from MySpace onto their 2006 debut release, Building Homes from What We’ve Known. Bowley served as an LDS missionary in Rosario, Argentina, and returned on December 20, 2008. They are planning a compilation of B-Sides which will include acoustic versions of the full band songs that appeared on their previous records and a collection of remixes. It is rumored to be released under the title Play, Stop, Rewind, Repeat.