New Music

So for anybody who has seen us live lately and wondered, "when the heck do I get to hear a recording of these new songs?" the answer is soon. We are at the point of mastering a recording of ~30 minutes worth of new music that we are very excited about.  Also look out for a music video for one of the songs which should bring a smile to the face of any fan of ping pong or the monadnock region. 

We'd also like to thank anybody who has come to any recent shows as we've had a lot of fun.

Toneface forever!

 

Some pictures taken of us playing on Railroad Sq., Keene, NH, June 26.

5-30-09

Thanks to all who came out to the show at The Boulder in Fitchburg, MA. We used every inch of the stage and rocked every glass in sight. Graph's set was awesome, their bass player is crrazzy! Thanks Matt R. for bringing the PA. Thanks to our good pal, Jason, for the photos. Peace!

Pcitures from Guthries 9-12-08

thanks Olivia K.!

Rock at the Library

Anyone who came to the library show this Wed. already knows, but we were bummed that SAH had to cancel the first half of their tour. They had some vehicle problems at the very top of MI where they live. So we decided to play anyway, a two band show, why not? With all the music coming to Peterboro this weekend during The Thing, the short show was a nice warm up!
Calumet-Hecla deserves credit for overcoming the extraordinary obstacle of their missing guitar player (they managed to get in touch w/ him later and he was alright) by going on w/o him, just drums and bass. The show must go on and I must say, I discovered some wicked rhythms between them that I hadn't picked up on before. It was a vicious set. Randy took the floor and joined them on guitar for their last song. He had not practiced the song, nor was he even familiar with it, but the improvisation added to the musical fire and was a lot of fun to watch.
It's been a busy week for everyone, but thnx to all who made it out. The library is such a fun place for shows, too bad the room sounds like poop! We were thinking of ways to improve the acoustics with some architectural modifications. I want to build a
drop ceiling out of triple expanding foam. Other ideas anyone?

-Ben