We are gathered here to talk about our feelings and expose the inner thoughts that have plagued us for oh so long...

The two weeks of fury hath ended, and we are sad to see it go. Not long after our whirlwind Arcata experience, we whisked ourselves down yonder to all that is San Luis Obispo to play with our friends Midnight Shark Attack and The Louvre at the venerable Downtown Brew Club... THE place to play in San Luis, for serious. We'd like to thank the host of the night, Ms. Korie for a big welcome to the spruced up Green Room and all those that came out to support us, including those that ventured all the way from LA and back.....you know who. It was a great show and we enjoyed ourselves thoroughly.

The next night proved equally enthralling at the El Rio back home in SF. It was a cozy experience playing a stones throw from the bar where Josh worked a solo night pouring Patron shots for us all night. Again, kudos to all for a very entertaining night there and the party that followed soon after in the Bernal Mansion...

So concludes our pseudo tour with a 40 hour work-week in the middle. It was a great experience both on and off stage and we can't wait to exclude the 40 hour work-week from our next non-pseudo tour.

The next show we have scheduled will be in the oldest coffee house in Santa Cruz, Cafe Pergolesi. We are not sure who will be assisting us in making some noise but mind you, this is not your average coffee house, there is a great selection of beers on tap,,,woohoooo!

From then on we have our eyes on the Noise Pop '07 festival which, even if we don't get to play in it, we will be attending because they have the best lineup I have seen in a long time. That said, we are vigorously weeding through the streets of SF looking for a nice place/person to record an EP for us. Any ideas/comments please let us know, we are all ears.

Until then our fellow friends and comrades, stay safe in the streets of San Francisco, and I'm talking to you Bum Sex Alley.

-Support Your Local Steak House.

The two weeks of fury hath ended, and we are sad to see it go. Not long after our whirlwind Arcata experience, we whisked ourselves down yonder to all that is San Luis Obispo to play with our friends Midnight Shark Attack and The Louvre at the venerable Downtown Brew Club... THE place to play in San Luis, for serious. We'd like to thank the host of the night, Ms. Korie for a big welcome to the spruced up Green Room and all those that came out to support us, including those that ventured all the way from LA and back.....you know who. It was a great show and we enjoyed ourselves thoroughly.

The next night proved equally enthralling at the El Rio back home in SF. It was a cozy experience playing a stones throw from the bar where Josh worked a solo night pouring Patron shots for us all night. Again, kudos to all for a very entertaining night there and the party that followed soon after in the Bernal Mansion...

So concludes our pseudo tour with a 40 hour work-week in the middle. It was a great experience both on and off stage and we can't wait to exclude the 40 hour work-week from our next non-pseudo tour.

The next show we have scheduled will be in the oldest coffee house in Santa Cruz, Cafe Pergolesi. We are not sure who will be assisting us in making some noise but mind you, this is not your average coffee house, there is a great selection of beers on tap,,,woohoooo!

From then on we have our eyes on the Noise Pop '07 festival which, even if we don't get to play in it, we will be attending because they have the best lineup I have seen in a long time. That said, we are vigorously weeding through the streets of SF looking for a nice place/person to record an EP for us. Any ideas/comments please let us know, we are all ears.

Until then our fellow friends and comrades, stay safe in the streets of San Francisco, and I'm talking to you Bum Sex Alley.

-Support Your Local Steak House.

Arcata down, SLO and SF to go.

Our travels to Arcata, in Humboldt county, were interesting to say the least. We'd like to thank Marty Chan for getting the ball rolling, John Matthews, Monica and the rest of the staff at 94.1 KSLG Humboldt Radio for letting us play on their radio show, Muddy Waters for letting us play Saturday night, and Chris Tuite for taking some photos.

We actually ended up playing a few songs after the show at a party which means we did 3 shows in 1 day.

We also learned a lot from, quite clearly, a more polished and refined band than ours. Details not worth mentioning, but worth asking about if you get the chance.