In a move reminiscent of the early indie days, Late of the Pier is recording tracks from home to release on their own label, Zarcorp Inc., while on break from touring. It’s a promising endeavor for the UK-based band, and they plan on limiting their monthly release to a 500 copy pressing on chic white vinyl. The whole point, Andrew Faley wrote in a mailer, was to preserve the music they enjoy. First up is a release from Pink Stallone, a duo out of Jersey, which he describes as “‘a pretty little disco number/dubby little disco number.’” NME is reporting that Faley also said that the DIY project allows for “‘…complete quality control, selling it entirely via paypal on the MySpace-and a few copies will be stocked in Escalator Records in Tokyo-and processing/posting them all from home.’”

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