cokemachineglow.com
our EP, Yield What You May, has received a review on cokemachineglow.com. thanks guys.
halas.am
the HoltonArtLabAudioService in Holon, Israel has taken it upon themselves to drop some of our tracks into rotation. we thought that to be kindly of them. if you feel like expounding upon your already existent knowledge of ridiculously obscure experimental and world music, i’d stop by.
new album to be?
so, we have this nifty collection of unrecorded material now which means that it’s about time to make a new record. we’ve been scouting for locations, studios, and parts for the old Fostex Model-80 to get this project off the ground. if you happened to enjoy the Yield What You May EP, then you might be interested to know that a few of the tracks might be creeping their way on to the new record as well. we never really felt that we were able to finish the EP due to failing equipment and time constraints, so it will be nice to record those songs with a much different perspective.
unfortunately, these things cost money which is scarce amongst our feeble existence. if you’d like to help out in anyway, you should buy our last record on CD Baby or in iTunes. anything will help us gather up resources, and you’ll get an even new record to add to your collection out of the deal.
thank yeh.
thanks to anyone who has made it out to the past few shows last week. we probably should have been more clear and the status of the halloween show since we heard rumors of attendees showing up and not knowing that we had been booted. hopefully, there was no cover. we’ll do better to fulfill our promotional duty.
our duty to the country was indeed fulfilled however. not that i think that the president in office has much to do with the amount of social and economic trouble that plagues the country, but it’s a fucking leap in the right direction for a change. i think that as a whole people are more hopeful now that they have been in many years. let’s keep steering along that track.
Oliver Nottellet/Augusto Arbizo opening night
Oliver Nottellet/August Arbizo showing @ Envoy Gallery
long time no post
indeed, you are correct. it has been a while. we forget at times that our own web site exsists. we’ve been desparately working on our new record that will be due out sometime in 2009. the progress is slow but coming along nicely. lots and lots of unrecorded material is seeping out of our brains onto various mediums that still needs to be collected and sorted.
anyhow, upcoming shows:
- 10/25/2008 w/ Somebody Else’s & Andy Plovnick @ Vanishing Point 8PM
- 10/30/2008 @ Downstairs of Envoy Gallery: 131 Chrystie St. NYC 10002 8PM
- 10/31/2008 w/ My Sister in 1994 @ Moore St. and Bogart St. Rooftop in Brooklyn
TBMS @ the Annex with TBA
Title: TBMS @ the Annex
Location: the Annex
Description: 152 Orchard St.
New York, NY
Start Time: 8PM
Date: 2008-06-01
sxsw 2008 @ plush: part one 3.14.2008
We are going to skip ahead a little for now. I have some footage of AAD in OKC, but I have a lot more music footage from the Austin shows for sure. In order: Like Dogs, Sleep Today, Ginsu Wives, and Asleep, Audience…Dream!
day three: little rock, ar
This was the day that gave us a taste of the anxiety we would be feeling from the chaos that would be SXSW. Due to all the decision making, rapid load-in and out, and whirl-wind music playing, there wasn’t much time for getting all the bands on video. There is a little segment of the Pharmacy who were some friendly dudes from the northwest. After that, we had to load out quickly.