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Now we’ve got three shows in March so come check one out. We’ll be playing some new songs which might not mean much to you but is very cool cool for us. After these shows, it’s back to finishing up what has become the longest drummer search in history.
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In our ongoing quest to make sure we play every single city in Oregon we have added two shows in March. Our friend Dan is playing them with us for fun before he runs off to school. We’ll probably show off a few of the new songs we’ve been working on. Still looking for a full time drummer though
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How’s the drummer search going you ask? Slow. We tried out some people in Nov/Dec, found someone we liked and they ended up not being able to do it. A few weeks later we find someone else promising and that didn’t work out either. So yeah, back to square one for us. The good news is we have been writing new songs so at least we can hit the ground running.
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This is a shameless plug for Sin For Sale. They added us as a featured band and we’d like to thank them for that!
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Normally we wouldn’t post a link for the Full Contact Fighting Federation but this is awesome. Our friend TJ attended the Rumble At The Roseland a few weeks ago and noticed a fighter entering the ring wearing a very familiar shirt! Check out the pics. Eye of the Tiger bitches!!!
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It’s mid December and we’re still drummer shopping. In the meantime, don’t forget we have sweatshirts, t-shirts and posters available for sale on our merch page. They make excellent holiday gifts.
Album Review
800 Octane is a long-running Northwestern punk rock troupe whose fourth full-length release finds the quartet in fine form. Playing the kind of hard-edged punk rock that bands like Black Train Jack, H20 and Face to Face employ, the 13-track RISE AGAIN combines gritty guitars on Bloodline with melodic choruses like Apology to You, creating a bouncy yet hard-hitting listening experience. 800 Octane pump out high energy, contagious anthems that, while both wistful and poignant, pack the kind of punch that only seasoned veterans can muster. (Skratch Magazine / Dug)
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The street team CD’s are out and done and the street team page got a few new updates as well.
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Halloween weekend has come and gone and we’d like to say thanks to everyone who came out to the shows. If you haven’t checked the web site in a bit we’d like to point out that Sunday was Jim’s farewell show. It’ll be weird playing music with anyone else, but times change and life must go on. As for the rest of us, we’ll be taking some time off from shows to try out drummers, but with a little luck hopefully we’ll be playing shows again after the new year. Until then, we’re going to try and keep writing new songs so we can hit the ground running. Again, we can’t possibly give enough thanks to Jim for the recording, the shows, the drives, the late nights, the early mornings, the excitement, the boredom, the laughs and all of the other good, bad and ugly things that come along with being in a band.
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