ACE OF TOASTER RECORDS • MEDIA RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: NOVEMBER 11, 2025

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HEADLINE: ACE OF TOASTER RECORDS DEBUTS INTENSELY INTIMATE MINIMALIST DREAM-POP ALBUM "SHE SINGS SONGS FROM THE TOASTER: THE BEDROOM SESSIONS"

DATELINE: NASHVILLE, TN / INDIANAPOLIS, IN — NOVEMBER 11, 2025 — Independent audio imprint Ace of Toaster Records has officially announced the global street release of She Sings Songs from the Toaster: The Bedroom Sessions, a beautifully minimalist ambient dream-pop collection written and produced by David Kitzmiller. Transitioning away from full-band production and heavy guitar riffs, the album showcases a haunting, close-mic vocal performance by Some Guy Named Tim’s Wife that recontextualizes the emotional territory of the multi-medium Toaster Universe.

THE BREATHING VOICE AND UNTOUCHED PERSPECTIVE

The genesis of The Bedroom Sessions occurred the exact moment her voice touched the tracking microphone on the definitive piece, “Blue.” Some Guy Named Tim’s Wife delivered a staggering studio performance that lingered long after the playback tape stopped moving—soft and powerful all at once, possessing the rare, arresting vocal tone that makes minimalist piano and sweeping strings feel like they are actively breathing in the room. That single, breathtaking tracking session made it instantly clear that she deserved a dedicated album and catalog of her own.

This ongoing project grew entirely from that realization. Many of the award-winning poems and songs composed over the decades by David Kitzmiller carried an underlying tenderness and quiet vulnerability that only a female voice could fully reveal. During the pre-production phase, Kitzmiller experimented with shifting pronouns and lyrical perspectives, attempting to rewrite lines to fit the conventional idea of a woman singing to a man—but every structural change felt forced and artificial. The tracks belonged exactly as they were originally put to paper. Keeping the lyrics entirely untouched made the songs more honest, unmasked, and in the process, infinitely more meaningful.

AN ATMOSPHERIC BEDROOM PRODUCTION

Tracked entirely within an actual bedroom setting in Nashville to preserve a profoundly intimate, close-mic atmosphere, this collection strips the catalog to its emotional bones. It serves as a vital system crossover, transforming pieces originally written during Kitzmiller's deepest therapeutic crucible—such as adapting the inpatient prayer "Flowers for an Afterthought" into the sweeping song "To Live Again"—into stunning dream-pop architectures. Operating as an active, evolving sonic dimension under the Ace of Toaster Records banner, this series establishes the foundational vulnerability that serves as the direct launchpad for upcoming large-scale expansions, including She Sings Songs from the Toaster: A Broken Motel Room and the rock opera Suicidal Vampire.

MEDIA PRODUCTION & MASTER PACKAGING

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