Thursday, May 20, 2010

Three upcoming shows

We've been hunkered down in the slaughterhouse working on writing some new material for the past couple weeks. We're going to hit the road next weekend and will be bringing some of these new transmissions with us.

Friday, May 28th- Castle 3- Bowling Green, OH w/ BRIDESMAID and Big Fat Japan

Saturday, May 29th- Hal and Al's- Columbus, OH w/BRIDSEMAID and Bastards

Thursday, June 3rd- Metal Shaker- Chicago, IL w/LO-PAN and Backwoods Payback

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Empty Bottle show report

Thanks to everyone who came out early to catch us last night. It was weird being on stage with the sun still up, but it was well worth it. Dead Times and The Body both killed. It's not often that we show up to a show where a band has a bigger wall of amps and drum machines than we do, but these Providence brethren pulled it off. Excellent dudes, excellent sets, we wish them luck on the rest of their tour.

As always, big thanks to Mark Solotroff/Bloodlust! for putting the show together, and to the Empty Bottle for hosting.

Monday, April 19, 2010

Tuesday, Early Show!



Come join us at the Empty Bottle this Tuesday, April 20th. Show starts at 7pm sharp!!!

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Bakery Show Repot

The bakery is, in my opinion, a rad and righteous place to play. We played buried up to our necks in mud and still loved it. As always though the best thing about the show is the bands we played with: Tiger Hatchery, Lechugillas, Electric Jellyfish and Unmanned Ship. Check out these fine young gentleman out if you haven't yet. In the meantime, I am going to wipe the dirt off of my gear in preparation for our show this Tuesday. We should have a new 3" CD ready for the show of our newest recording "Two Cold Oceans."

Friday, April 16, 2010

Tonight: Friday, April 16th @ The Bakery

April 16, at the Bakery w/ Tiger Hatchery, Lechugillas, and Unmanned Ship: 1854 w 21st place, Chicago, Illinois 60608. 9pm, Free?

See you there.

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Wednesday Night Show Report

If the Mopery wasn't awesome, we wouldn't drag a thousand pounds of equipment up two narrow flights of concrete stairs to play there. We did our best to leave our standard trail of ringing ears and wind ruffled clothes. Thanks to everyone who came out on a Wednesday night, especially those brave souls who stayed there past two in the morning to see us. And double special thanks to Infinite Body, Sadhu Sadhu, Earn, Dana Falconberry for playing with us. We got the gear all ready to reload and do it again tomorrow, April 16, at the Bakery w/ Tiger Hatchery, Running, Lechugillas, and Unmanned Ship: 1854 w 21st place, Chicago, Illinois 60608