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Our friends Withnail are celebrating their second year as a band and we're helping them ring in the terrible twos!

Here's the Facebook event listing.

We played a house party on honor of our feline friends Mowpa and Mooha. The whole event was streamed live on UStream for the entire world (or at least the 12 people who actually watched the stream).

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Upper-Midwest weekend tour extravaganza!

Lovely Dark:

Wizards Are Real:

Self-Evident:

"Three days of rapid-fire rock, food, art, poetry, and all sorts of fun stuff right here in beautiful NYC. A completely DIY, not-for-profit event with a hearty disdain for corporate sponsorship and a love for all things music and art, PRF.BBQ.NYC proudly welcomes bands and artists from across the globe (that's right, globe) happy to share their art with the people of New York City. ALL of the money collected at the door will be... used for the event itself and to help out the generous touring bands who have agreed to drive hundreds and fly thousands of miles purely to play their music for us lucky souls. And if anything's left over, I'm buying myself a hot dog." -John Houlihan

This was our most ambitious out-of-town show yet and another in the ongoing series of shows put together by the members of the Electrical Audio forum (a.k.a. The P.R.F.). As a band, we've fantasized about being able to record with our friend Justin (of The Austerity Program) at his recording studio in Queens and thus fulfill one of our deepest New York desires. When the opportunity arose to play the NYC PRF BBQ we jumped on it. Well, I wouldn't quite say "jumped." John and Tony had to convince me that it would be okay if I left safety and comfort of my house (and Internet connection) for long weekend roadtrip.

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The PRF, Kitchen Sink Cafe & Metropolis Coffee present a winter benefit for Pierce Elementary School. Rock music, The World famous Hype Live Band Karaoke Experience, Delicious and ample cauldron based food and home brewed booze, Auctions, Raffles, Film, Fun and winter frolic. More details as they arise. This is gonna be a classy banger, folks, trust us.

John and Tony: The senior executive branch of Nonagon, Inc.

Vice President in charge of spasms, Tony. Nation of Salami founder, Robert. Read more…

Quenchers Saloon with Maple Stave and Mayor for Life!

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An underground music festival based around the members of the Electrical Audio music Internet forums. Here are some crappy cameraphone photos:

Tony posting some "LOLZ" outside the T.H.Ink back door.

Blood Sucking Fiends played first. The guitarist was noodling around with a little Jesus Christ Superstar before they played, so I was hopeful we might get a little Lloyd/Webber action in their set, but, alas, I was denied. Read more…

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The Frequency's marquee. A fine place to play music and located next door to the one of Robert's favorite Madison eating establishments, The Tornado Room.

Squarewave played well-structured and thoughtful songs and had some of the most guitar effect pedals I have ever seen assembled in one place. Read more…

Well, this was an interesting evening. We apologize  to the good people of Green Bay who braved the cold expecting an enjoyable night of pleasant music only to find us stuck in the mix. We were put on this bill at the last minute with the kind help of Jim, whose floor we ended up sleeping on later that night. Read more…

A rare out-of-town show! The first stop on our tour of Minnesota and Wisconsin (a.k.a. Upstate Illinois) was a fun show featuring some great bands (Self-Evident, Buildings & Shageki) and lots of fun times. Read more…