In addition to big announcements coming later this week, here’s the big one today: this week – from today until next Tuesday – we are hoping to raise $2,000 (!) in our Fall Pledge Drive.  This support will directly pay for our producer, who just helped us make music we’re so proud of (and you’ll…

Very excited to finally be looking at actual CDs of our Live at the Armory album. If you’re still into those ancient things (as well you should be!), you can get them through our PledgeMusic page. Bobblehead not included.

Friends, Today we try something we’ve never tried before. Today we launch our year-long Pledge Music campaign, where you can be directly involved with the band for as much or as little as you want. We’re excited. We’re terrified. Click here to watch our riveting, totally professional introductory video, and to get involved. The Pledge…

Friends, Music – and the way we listen to it – has changed.   While it quietly plays in the background of our local Starbucks or is featured in those mysterious what-does-that-even-do drug commercials, our attention spans become shorter and our patience thinner.  Owning is replaced by streaming and—let’s be honest—having unlimited, instant access to any…

In his review of Live at the Armory, Pete Chianca says George’s guitar work “provides more of a backbone here than on Kingsley Flood’s stellar studio albums,” Jenée’s harmonies and counterpoints are “beautiful,” and Naseem’s “compelling, wild-eyed rasp is impassioned, pointed and best of all, unique; there’s just no one else out there who sounds…

It’s a good day. We officially get to share with you our full-length Live at the Armory, we finally put on record two live show staples that we’ve never released, the live version of “I don’t wanna go home” seems perfect for the US World Cup game today, and the Boston Herald calls us “Boston’s best…

And just like that, a live album.  Without warning or hype, we’re very happy to announce the release of our first live album, Live at the Armory. After so many shows and songs, it didn’t feel right to keep playing without putting them down on record, so we took over the Armory in Somerville, MA…