A changing...

So we've got our album pretty much done.  We've got some mockups of the printing and now we're in the process of find decent duplication, as well as potentially setting up our own banner to release it under.

Now, as much as we'd love to get it out there asap, there's a couple of issues:

1. The finished product won't be in place until about christmas
2. You can't have an album launch at christmas - that's just plain wrong
3. January is a shit time to go out, and no one has any money

So it seems that a February shindig seems like the best option, plus it means we can make a great night of it (planning makes perfect).  We'll try and keep the information flowing about this.

So what to do now?  Well, although the album is nominally 'new', we're a little bored of just playing dem songs, so we're aiming to do another EP of some crazy fresh 'shit'.  You might see us at another show or two, but our focus is to generate some quality and stop pissing around so much.

But tell your friends about us, buy a shirt and say hi if you see us.

Thank You Scotland

arty stuff

Nearly done.  Here's our front and back sleeves courtesy of Sam Brewster (link).

And the back...

Quatre

Some interesting shows coming up. Tuesday 2nd Harley (Sheffield) with Johnny Foreigner and Playlounge. This Friday (5th) is at Rocketball in Barnsley, with added bowling. Scotland on the 10th and 11th in Bloc (Glasgow) and Henry's Cellar Bar (Edinburgh) with Bellow Below, Vasquez, Mad Nurse and Black International respectively. And we're trying to get the album finished. Links for facebook folk: 

• Sheffield
• Barnsley
• Glasgow
• Edinburgh

Fondling An Organ

And... resume

We've had a sizeable break over the Summer, mostly for trying to sort our debut album Yan Tan Tethera before we have a little trip to Scotland next month. The studio stuff is recorded and being mixed to fuck, and over the odd weekend we're doing some additional ambient stuff, such as this.

The artwork is being done by fairly-long-time-sort-of-collaborator Sam Brewster, and he does all sort of marvellous things with pens and stuff.

We haven't played in our native Sheffield for quite some time, so this Saturday we look forward offering the peace pipe to Black International from Edinburgh (we'll be seeing them when we go up there).

Expect more KY.  Demand more KY.  Be luc (KY).

Photo by Rob Gunby

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