We just sent out another song to our email list as a thank you for letting us hit them with news items and show announcements. In fact, this last one was sent in advance of our show at the Columbia City Theater. We’ll be there this thursday. Show starts at 8. See you there?
Songs Away!
August 10, 2011 – 2:50 pm
We just sent out our first mp3 to our awesome email list people! We’re also excited for out upcoming gig this Friday at the Blue Moon tavern in the U district. (I wonder: if we have an I.D. in Seattle, does that mean we have a U.D. too?)
Free new music in your email box, and free live shows too!
July 7, 2011 – 1:25 pm
Sign up now on our email list to get show updates and the occasional free track! We are going to begin recording some new material and will be sending out the treats to our email list later in the summer, so jump on board now. Some of the songs may never appear anywhere else, or read more
New short video up on NWLiveTV
May 20, 2011 – 10:31 am
The guys from NWLive.TV came to the Tiger Lounge to check us out, ask a few questions, and shoot some footage for their website about the Northwest art/music/culture scene. They’re totally cool cats, with a website full of stuff to see and hear. When you check out their site, (which you SHOULD do) you will read more
Tiger Lounge show, April 29
May 1, 2011 – 10:21 am
My favorite show so far. I had so much fun. I kinda love The Tiger Lounge, too. Such a funky place, like being at a house-party.
New review of Bohemian Grove
April 29, 2011 – 1:10 am
“Bohemian Grove is a perfect blend of the killer melodies, perfect-scratchy riffs, and damn fine songwriting.” From a blog called Us News Online. Read the full review here: http://theusnewsonline.blogspot.com/2011/03/bohemian-grove-eric-balaban-s-bohemian.html …and do it too, because it’s funny.
Another review of Bohemian Grove
April 13, 2011 – 7:18 pm
Brent says: “thats the first time I’ve ever been called a ‘hipster,’” with a wry smile somewhere between humored disbelief and a touch of pride. Indeed! Hipster: From the A&A website: “These Seattle hipsters incorporate most of the trends of the last ten years into a slinky, occasionally slippery sound. There are plenty of references read more
