Sunday, January 30, 2011
Cassette Release
We have a new cassette available of material recorded in December 2010 and January 2011: Spanish Lion, Invisible Cities, & October. Each cassette comes halfway played so it is up to the listerner to rewind and decide which side they'll listen to first= no A side or B side distinctions. This release is limited to 24, 12 of which are already gone. Available at UHF, People's Records, the Hamtramck Hoard House, and Lo & Behold Publications.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Ypsilanti!!
City Center, Euonym, Mother Whale, Sail
26 January 2011
$5 Doors at 9
Woodruffs
36 East Cross Street
Ypsilanti
This will be our first show since August and we'll have a new cassette available to celebrate. The release consists of three songs: Spanish Lion, Invisible Cities, and October. The cassettes will come half played, so it is up to listener to rewind a side, avoiding any A Side, B Side classifications. This tape is our experience as a collective, the tundra we've swam and the dreams we're dreaming.
The last time we played in Ypsilanti was in a garage with a band called Rah Dunes from San Francisco. The show was shut down about 10 minutes into our set- our guests from out west had to break down their stacks of modular gear (which they'd already set up) and haul it to a nearby house. It was hot, humid, and the show went very late but everything ended well and no one got in trouble. Regardless, we're happy to be in Ypsilanti again and look forward to another night of exquisite music.
26 January 2011
$5 Doors at 9
Woodruffs
36 East Cross Street
Ypsilanti
This will be our first show since August and we'll have a new cassette available to celebrate. The release consists of three songs: Spanish Lion, Invisible Cities, and October. The cassettes will come half played, so it is up to listener to rewind a side, avoiding any A Side, B Side classifications. This tape is our experience as a collective, the tundra we've swam and the dreams we're dreaming.
The last time we played in Ypsilanti was in a garage with a band called Rah Dunes from San Francisco. The show was shut down about 10 minutes into our set- our guests from out west had to break down their stacks of modular gear (which they'd already set up) and haul it to a nearby house. It was hot, humid, and the show went very late but everything ended well and no one got in trouble. Regardless, we're happy to be in Ypsilanti again and look forward to another night of exquisite music.
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