What’s been going on.

We’re in the process of making some changes to the site.  There will be new content added in the coming weeks, from photos to lyrics to new pages (maybe).  It’s going to be awesome.  For now, you may notice some changes.  Namely, most of the old posts that were chronicling our various tours are no longer up.  That’s because we’ve created a blog specifically for tour updates, with the intention of using the space for more day-to-day information.  Don’t worry, Stue.  Nothing is changing.  You can still read all about our hi-jinks and shenanigans.  You’ll just have to click a link and read them on another page.

Speaking of tour, we made it home safely.  San Francisco was more or less as we left it.  We’ve been practicing and writing new material for our upcoming shows.  They’re all listed on the right of the screen.  Check them out.

We’re excited to be playing the Eagle again, this time for Lynne’s birthday.  We haven’t played in San Francisco since the middle of September, and we’re excited for this bill.  We love Tartufi and Them Hills.  Love them.  It’s going to rule.  We’ll have copies of our new album, “Dog’s Hymns,” available at the show, along with copies of the new (and free) Thread Productions compilation, “Dragon Slayers, Volume III.”  I also found some copies of “Dragon Slayers, Volume II” while cleaning out the Ghost Mansion archives, so they’ll be there, as well.

Speaking of our new album, it’s also available all over the web (iTunes, eMusic, aMazon.com, other lowercase-uppercase-lowercase sites) through our friends at Thinker Thought Records.  So, if you want a copy but you aren’t going to be seeing us any time soon, go ahead and buy it online.  Thanks to Jared for being a number-one pal, and for picking one of the douchier photos we’ve taken to use as our promo shot.

That’s about it for now.  We’re going to be hard at work, promoting “Dog’s Hymns,” playing shows locally (January sees us playing a bunch of shows with awesome out-of-towners, Finn Riggins and Ketman), and planning our next tour.  Keep checking back.  Take it easy.