This year we will focus on building our performance chops by putting ourselves in a tough situation: nothing but an acoustic guitar. Just like the early days of Simon & Garfunkel — we’ll be rocking the stage at our neighborhood … Continue reading
We are excited to finally share these songs with the world. Please head over to Bandcamp to purchase or to the EP page to read more about how this song collection came together. We are also planning to take this … Continue reading
Friends, our EP “Everything to Your Cause” is now finished. We’re preparing the release for Monday, December 1 2014 — but starting today, you can stream it in full on our YouTube channel. Enjoy.
We’re still tweaking the mastering, but here’s a track that’s finished — track #4, Raid. Please listen: to the bridge, 2/3 of the way through. It’ll be worth it. loudly. photo credit: seer
The songs are sent to mastering! Now it’s in the able hands of Greg Reierson. We plan to release it on Cyber Monday, December 1. It’ll be called Everything to Your Cause and will contain these songs: pk Arms Lost … Continue reading
We’re busy mixing our next EP right now, but we have an urgent need for some audience participation. First, listen to this rough mix of the middle instrumental section of the song “PK.” If you thought that this section was … Continue reading
The second gig in the same venue, we were hoping to tweak things that could be improved. And we did. We put in a pair of Damien Rice covers, and realized we’re a lot like him. We have a video … Continue reading
So we had to get some rust off of ourselves so we booked a couple of acoustic gigs at a local coffeehouse. Two voices, one guitar. We thought, if we can sound good with just that for … Continue reading
We just reconnected with Daniel Zamzow, who played the cello for us on Promised Land. He’ll be playing for us again for the upcoming rock EP. In addition to our work, please check out his solo work and his main … Continue reading
Recently we were mentioned in a couple sites that specialize in discovering good music. First, the indie music review site The Equal Ground gave us a nice write-up regarding our classically-inclined Promised Land: Minnasia puts intense passion into Promised Land, … Continue reading