In an era when hearts and souls are consumer goods and technology is intimate, Little Yellow Perfect launches its critique: "Simple Devices," recorded by Karl Derfler (Tom Waits, No Doubt, Talking Heads, the Who), and mixed by Boone Spooner (Alanis Morissette, The Cardigans, Vanessa Carlton). "Simple Devices" melds late-night inspiration and childhood radio obsessions (Roxy Music, The Cars, The Fixx, Duran Duran, U2).

The band's previous record, the "This City and All of the Cities" EP, received national airplay as well as being spun on San Francisco radio icon Live105. Little Yellow Perfect has proven to be a podcaster's favorite, and both of the band's releases are currently available on all major online sources.

Singer/keyboardist Cris Logan met guitarist Jason Bridges in a Michigan music theory class, where they quickly convinced each other that they had nothing more to learn. Bassist "The Sound" met drummer Mike Fritz at the Cycle Messenger World Championships in San Francisco. Guitarist Keith Urick was cherry-picked from another band due to his impeccable tambourine skills. But the broth was not complete without the addition of manager Michael Sparkle, who was ruthlessly pursued through late-night goth clubs, Italian restaurants, and sidewalk hotdog stands.

Post-punk revivalists?Ý Analog synth rockers, or rabble-rousers armed with keyboards? Whatever answer you get, Little Yellow Perfect is a San Franciscan indie rock band taking their name from a Stones song and their orders from no one.