I’ve set up a store at CafePress with some nifty T-Shirts. Let me know what you think! The Merchandise link will always be on the right of the screen for the perfect gift to yourself or that girl you’ve been eying off that makes the coffee you drink every morning.
Had an interview tonight with Mary-Lou Stephens at Coast FM in sunny Queensland, thought I’d share it with you all. It’s because I care, you know? Click here to listen or download or whatever you kids do these days with your apple-pods.
Had a lot of fun the other night at Veludo once again, thanks again to the smiling faces who braved the four drops of rain that night.
Some people get disco fever, others get finals fever, my brother gets hay fever.
Thats right an afterthought!!
Hope you enjoy the music, I do. See you at Veludo’s.
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Hello all!
Good to be back in Melbourne after having a couple of weeks holiday in sunny Queensland. Good to catch up with some family and friends that I left behind a few years ago. To anyone I missed, sorry about that…
Good news on a few fronts, the Shoes & Gloves E.P. is finished and I’ve got a box of them waiting for loving owners. It’ll eventually be up on iTunes and the likes through CDBaby, but until then you’ve got a couple of options for listening. Head to the releases page where you can listen to it in full, and if you like it you can buy a hard copy for $10, and that includes postage to anywhere in the world. So if you want to send one to your Nana in Scotland, you can do so.
If you’re in the greater Melbourne area, the other option is to pick one up for $5 at any of our gigs. And if any of those options are still too much trouble, give me an email and I’m sure we can work something out.
Next gig coming up is at Veludo in Acland St. St Kilda on Tuesday the 20th of November. It’s free, it’s 9pm, and you get to see the funk rock stylings of Red Wing, fronted by my friend Tim.
ABC2 TV’s new Unearthed show is playing us Sunday morning (4th Nov), they’ve picked up “Unloving You” as a track worth featuring. As always you can help by giving us love over at Unearthed.
Until next time,
D.
A small red dot was hovering on Nathan’s chest, moving spasimodically around; the source was a long way away and being held by hand. “Damn kids and their laser pointers,” thought Nathan Field. He turned away from the direction of the beam and walked inside. “I’ll teach those damn kids a lesson that they’ll never forget.” Once lunch was over, the kids filed back in to Mr. Field’s classroom for another lesson on trigonometry. Mr. Field was wrong, those damn kids forgot that lesson by the time they were twenty.
Hello, everyone just chill while I build another new website.
D.