Hello!

Welcome to our blog, on our website, on our internet (That’s right, we own it. The whole internet. The only problem is you can download everything for free, so we actually make no money on the deal)

We are now officially online, capable of reaching millions, maybe even billions, maybe even trillions (if you count repeat visits, and aliens) through this: our new home on the interweb.
Our new album is officially complete. We get the actual hard copies back from the plant tomorrow, so that’s quite exciting. I think that having made this record completely independently, without the help of a label or a manager or anyone like that, gives it a lot of gravity for us. A real ownership. There’s not really anyone else to blame if things go horribly wrong. But of course if things go horribly right, then that works out pretty well. There wasn’t anybody above us approving or disapproving (aside maybe from God if you subscribe to those beliefs), so we had the last word. And we were very fortunate to have that opportunity, because a lot of incredible artists don’t. Basically, what I’m getting at is, it is very exciting and slightly terrifying at the same time. But I think that’s how it should be.
It’s much like a new baby I imagine. I don’t actually have any children (that I know of… Hey-ohh! kidding, I swear) so it’s not totally fair to say, but I imagine it to be somewhat of a similar experience, minus the pushing and the stretching and the tearing. Well, I guess you could could say we emotionally and creatively stretched and pushed and tore. Still painful, and still very rewarding after it’s out, but less messy.