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The electronic one-man project known as Styrofoam came to life in Antwerp, Belgium, but didn't find its feet until moving to Berlin early on, and immersing itself in the developing rock/electronic hybrid scene that was taking that city by storm in the early years of the 21st century. The sole artist behind the moniker, Arne Van Petegem, quickly built a solid following in his new home, and caught the attention of Morr Music. Styrofoam released its first album for the label, The Point Misser, in 2000, followed by a string of successful releases, including 2001's A Short Album About Murder, 2003's I'm What's There to Show That Something's Missing, and 2004's Nothing's Lost. An EP (Heart Without a Mind) followed the album releases, but it was to be the last for Styrofoam under the guidance of Morr. Although most of Styrofoam's work -- up to this point -- was purely solo work, focusing on Van Petegem's ideas and concepts in a rather intimate recording atmosphere, he did manage a handful of remixes (Jimmy Eat World, for one) and collaborations with other Morr artists (Notwist, Lali Puna). His next move, to the acclaimed label Nettwerk, also saw Van Petegem working with outside producers on his Styrofoam work for the first time. The 2008 full-length (and debut for Nettwerk) A Thousand Words featured the production team Wax, Ltd. and guest appearances from Jim Adkins (Jimmy Eat World), Blake Hazard, and Josh Rouse. ~ Chris True, Rovi
there is also a styrofoam remix of nothing better from the postal service.
korey555
Good god people, its called wikapedia. He did one song with him. Just to clear up any further confusion Gibbard is Death Cab and Postal Service, but not Styrofoam, just Couches in Alleys. Having said that, good stuff.
Ben Gibbard has worked with him before, such as during "Coaches in Alleys" which is probably my favorite song of Styrofoam, but he is an entirely different person. He often works with already popular artists and does collaborations of sorts with them. It just so happens that the most heard of song of his is "Coaches in Alleys". Hope that clears some stuff up :)
personally, i would never suspect this being ben gibbard, but seriously, the guys name is Arne Van Petegem. and ben gibbard doesn't live in belgium. it's in the bio
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