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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Hilary Stohs-Krause asks a band playing at each LI venue why they support the Invasion of our eastern neighbor.
Big ups to Ian Francis (The Machete Archive), Heather Berney (Ryan Head and the Bar Room Orchestra) and David Marlborough (The Bricktop) for getting older today. If you see them out and about on the town, feel free to buy them a birthday beverage. Or just give them a hug, they’re all lovable people. Well, except maybe Ian. JOKES!
It’s been a busy year, recording songs, networking with national touring bands, and giving props to Brett Smith’s ubiquitous laptop, the band’s unofficial fifth member. Click here from the Journal Star coverage courtesy of Adam Templeton.
After receiving a call from Universal Pictures that he thought was a joke, Chris Nebesniak figured out the truth of the matter when he went to see the new Robin Hood movie last week. Click the link for the scoop…
In just a short time the studio has already recorded The Machete Archive, Orion Walsh, The Heat Machine and Bandit Sound among others. What’s next?
Check out this picture set from last Wednesday’s Ryan Head and the Barroom Orchestra set at the Zoo Bar. Good stuff!
Former Black Hundreds members form a new band, take music in a different direction.
Come Thursday, the Invasion commences, as more than two dozen acts hop down I-80 from Omaha to the capital city. Get a quick rundown from Micah Mertes of the JStar as he previews the fest.
Life of a Scarecrow is something of a local super group featuring members of UUVVWWZ, Mother Pile and Manslaughterer. It is definitely exciting news to know they will be releasing an album this summer. The band has added a few mastered tracks to their MySpace as a preview to the album. More to come!
