Hey everyone!

This falls issue of The Deli Magazine features an interview w/ The Bloodsugars!
Pick up a copy and check it out.. The Deli is free!
Or you could read it online here..

http://thedelimagazine.com/

We're so so so psyched to be playing this amazing Roe V. Wade Anniversary Benefit for Planned Parenthood (one of the most important organizations in the city!!) with our friend Regina Spektor! (one of the most important artists in the city!!). It's like living bliss...

Unfortunately the show is already sold out... But maybe you're one of the few who have tickets?! ....

Thurs Jan 22nd, 2009 @ Bowery Ballroom

Hope to see you there!

G.B.A. Vol. 2 has been released!!!

We contributed our song "Self Control" on the album, which also features My Brightest Diamond, Frightened Rabbit, Takka Takka, Jukebox the Ghost, & other great artists!!

check out the player to hear more songs!!

Today the new Guilt By Association album from Engine Room got a review on Pitchfork!! Featuring R The Bloodsugars, Robbers On High Street, My Brightest Diamond, Frightened Rabbit, Kaki King, Rafter, Takka Takka, the Forms, and Matt Pond PA!
Check it!
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/147562-my-brightest-diamond-frightened-rabbit-do-covers

Also the whole recorded can be streamed and bought off The Bloodsugars myspace!

If you wind up being as obsessed with it as I am you can embed the player on your myspace/facebook! (embed code is at the bottom of the player).


Also The Bloodsugars were asked to play at an official listening party for Belle and Sebastien's new record! Tomorrow Thurs 11/20 at The Annex at 10PM!!
come one come all!

Hey there! We recently were mentioned in the Jersey Beat!! You can check out the link  here , or read below:

THE BLOODSUGARS – "BQ" EP www.engineroomrecordings.com)

This is a really cool blend of indie-rock and various styles of 80s music. The music and arrangements are pure indie-rock, but the beat is pure dance, sometimes with the funky flair of disco, other times with other influences. For example, the opener "Purpose Was Again," seems to have quite a bit of Queen influence, while "Cinderella," the third track on the disc, sounds like it could have come from an early Police album. "Breakfast on the BQE" is a cool track that seems to be pretty laid back, musically, but with a fairly driving beat underneath. It has sort of a feeling of floating down a river on a raft, or at least that's the emotional feel I got from it. Your results may vary. "Uh Oh" is the closer of this 6-song EP, and it's probably the closest thing to "traditional" indie-pop on the disc. It's a nice, quiet piece, which uses acoustic guitar and background vocals as a musical instrument, sort of chime-like. And, yes, there's also real chimes in the instrumentation, too! Speaking of vocals, Jason Rabinowitz's vocals absolutely soar on this disc. He perfectly sets the mood on each track. Overall, this is a pretty cool disc. Only 6 songs here, but not a bad one in the bunch.

Hey!
East Village Podcast did a little piece on the Cross Pol night at CMJ... It's been a helluva week!

http://www.eastvillagepodcasts.com/2008/10/22/cmj-at-pianos-the-bloodsugars-hospital-bombers-dinosaur-feathers/


x's

Check it out! BQEP was featured on the front page to British digital retailer MBop Megastore. Go here.