Friday, October 30, 2009
Two Night Stand
These shows will be our last for a while because we're going to spend the winter writing and hopefully recording new songs. Unless something to good to be true comes up, this will be Toronto's last chance to see us until the spring. We promise it will be magic. Come!
Monday, October 26, 2009
Back Home
We're inspired to work on new music now more than ever and so, after a few Toronto shows in November (including two special Music Gallery shows at the end of the month), we're planning to retreat for the winter. This will hopefully weild a couple of 7"s, a 12" and a full-length record by this time next year.
That's the plan, anyhow. We're not always so strict about our plans, but take comfort in the fact that this tour and all the beautiful things that came with it lit a raging fire beneath us.
See you in Toronto in November, or else we'll see you next year.
xo xo bp
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
New Brunny
town. We witnessed a pretty grizzly car accident but we are trying not
to let it phase us.
Last night in Saint John was a rager. Our host was a totally loveable
drunk guy, the house was the perfect type for a show like that and, oh
yeah, the cops shut us down!
We played a loose and dirty set that was a little too loud for a
Monday but, despite the police presence, we played through to the
bitter end. It was Crabapples as protest song, including a nice little
Shout-style whisper breakdown that erupted into a full-blown gang
chant. It will go down as one of our finest memories.
In PEI tonight for what's shaping up to be a great show, then onto
Halifax tomorrow. More correspondence to come.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Right in the World
We are shacked up at the gorgeous home of Adam & Kim in Burnstown, the
site of what we're calling one of our top three favourite shows of all
time. Last night at Neaf was a kind of magic people rarely get to
partake in. An appreciative audience, a delicious meal, a real sense
of artisans and townspeople in love with one another and a pair of
hosts more gracious and generous than people are meant to be.
We had our fair share of fun times in Kingston and Ottawa, to be sure,
but Burnstown is one for the history books.
A million times, thank you.