Thursday, September 30, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
School Days
We traipsed into the CIUT studios yesterday to record some songs for public consumption. Here's the best of the bunch, a new one called 'School Days'.
School Days by Modern Superstitions
PS - 'All the Things We've Been Told' is out today, tell your husbands, tell your wives. Do it! Get married and then tell them!
School Days by Modern Superstitions
PS - 'All the Things We've Been Told' is out today, tell your husbands, tell your wives. Do it! Get married and then tell them!
Labels:
CIUT,
EP,
live,
Radio,
School Days
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Brantfjord
These middling photos are offered as evidence of our journey to Brantford's Ford Plant. Walter Gretzky told us to keep our head up, feet moving and strings taught before gnawing on some boneless chicken bites.
I wish this had been around when I was 15 instead of Holy Joe's or Reilly's. Brantford bands are fortunate that they can play shows for their friends without being scammed into paying to play

This was the most entertaining band I've seen in a long time. Meta to the max! Was it a joke or is the joke on US? I can't tell anymore. They opened with 'Sex and Candy', wore full body suits and were incapable of playing their instruments. In spite of this (because of this?) they were really fun.

World Lounge! We were refused entry due to out lack of Worldliness.

After the show we went across the street to Rodeo, which features $1 half pints before 9. Two minutes after we got there 5 police cruisers showed up, milled about and did nothing at all.

Ben ordered a horrible drink with an illogical name, it may have been called a Sandtrap. Bootstrap? Boondoggle? Shame Juice?

Harry Burgess is tender white meat.
I wish this had been around when I was 15 instead of Holy Joe's or Reilly's. Brantford bands are fortunate that they can play shows for their friends without being scammed into paying to play
This was the most entertaining band I've seen in a long time. Meta to the max! Was it a joke or is the joke on US? I can't tell anymore. They opened with 'Sex and Candy', wore full body suits and were incapable of playing their instruments. In spite of this (because of this?) they were really fun.
World Lounge! We were refused entry due to out lack of Worldliness.
After the show we went across the street to Rodeo, which features $1 half pints before 9. Two minutes after we got there 5 police cruisers showed up, milled about and did nothing at all.
Ben ordered a horrible drink with an illogical name, it may have been called a Sandtrap. Bootstrap? Boondoggle? Shame Juice?
Harry Burgess is tender white meat.
Labels:
Alexander Graham Bell,
Brantford,
Ford Plant,
Rodeo,
Umbrella,
Wayner
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
This space is once again derelict, neglected and uncared for. How sad indeed. We do have some news to fill our cups with, something that may elicit some kind of response. Our good/best/ultimate friend, Zack Burgess, no longer drums for the Group. He's decided to devote his energies to taekwando and knitting, both worthy and absorbing hobbies for a young mind. Lurking in the darkness near at hand are several candidates that have presented themselves in the hopes of playing the role of Drummist in the Group. The answer is nigh.
In the mean time there are concerts to play. They will be filled with dancing, merriment and the usual order of crossed arms and looks of consternation that I have come to know as the Toronto Musical Appreciation Society. No emotional responses, please. It's best to stand still as a statue at all times, the night's only beer held for safekeeping, not be consumed but admired.
There will be much new material in the coming weeks and months to come.
In the mean time there are concerts to play. They will be filled with dancing, merriment and the usual order of crossed arms and looks of consternation that I have come to know as the Toronto Musical Appreciation Society. No emotional responses, please. It's best to stand still as a statue at all times, the night's only beer held for safekeeping, not be consumed but admired.
There will be much new material in the coming weeks and months to come.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Colby the Christian Robot
This video is impossible to explain, you'll just have to watch it.
via Classical Gas Emissions
via Classical Gas Emissions
Labels:
Christadelphians,
Christians,
Colby,
kids,
love,
robots
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