Thanks to Jim Mills of Extra for joining us on stage. Always a pleasure, sir!
Footage shot by Mike Baum at Lot 1, Echo Park, May 5, 2012.
Thanks to Jim Mills of Extra for joining us on stage. Always a pleasure, sir!
Footage shot by Mike Baum at Lot 1, Echo Park, May 5, 2012.
We finally added some tracks over at Soundcloud: our cover of “Song of a Baker” and “Should She Stay” off our first full-length record, as well as “Abbey Chatsworth” off the new record.
We’re working on getting our Bandcamp page organized so we can properly peddle the CD and vinyl versions of Venus, Saturn and the Crescent Moon. And speaking of the new record, we’re excited to share the entire Shindig! review when the issue comes out!
This is a clip from our Lot 1 Show on May 5th. Thanks to Mike Baum for the footage!
We’ll have the CD version of Venus, Saturn and the Crescent Moon for sale. We’re very proud of it, so we hope you give it a spin.
We’re also in the process of updating the News section with information about the vinyl release and the Reviews section with some nice things people have said about the new record and our track on Sorrow’s Children.
Stay tuned!
—Dan, Dan and Jerry
Fruits de Mer Volume 14 is sold out, but if you missed out on the vinyl, we’ve posted full-length versions of “In the First Place” and “Dandelion” to SoundCloud. Enjoy!
What can we say? We’re all kinds of anxious to share what we’ve been up to over the past (let’s not count them) months.
Two tracks off Venus, Saturn and the Crescent Moon are available for your listening pleasure on our SoundCloud page.
Because this isn’t a proper release and there’s no packaging with credits and liner notes, please let us take this opportunity to extend a massive and warm thanks to J’Anna Jacoby for her contributions to the album. (She *is* the string section, by the way.) You’ll get to check out a sample of her amazing work on “Moment,” now up on SoundCloud.
—Dan, Dan and Jerry
We hope it’s gearing up to be a sunny, dream-fulfilling 2012 for friends, fans and soon-to-be fans.
Our big goal for last year finally came to fruition just days before the ball dropped: the completion of our second full-length LP, Venus, Saturn and the Crescent Moon. Having mixed it to near-perfection, we’re now ridiculously excited to pipe it into the ears of rock-and-roll enthusiasts around the globe. We’re currently working on finding the right outfit to release it (colored vinyl would be nice), but until then, we’re deciding on the best place to stream a few tracks for public consumption. We’ll keep you posted on where that will be.
Other forthcoming releases include our version of “She Says Good Morning” on Fruits de Mer’s Pretty Things tribute LP Songs of Sorrow, slated for this spring.
Also, the extremely awesome Strange Brew Podcast will feature our cover of “Red Chair Fade Away” on its February Bee Gees edition. Many thanks to Jason Barnard for your enthusiasm and continued support of Sidewalk Society. Here’s a taste of our cover, but do be sure to catch it aired in all its full-length glory.
That’s about it for us, for now. Hope to see you all in a live setting very, very soon!
—Dan, Dan and Jerry