Live recordings of covers of our songs by other Hamilton bands....

The Gills - See The World

One Fat Man - Half-time Double-team

Dot Eyes - Salty

Our fourth single "Rain" is now available for download on our music page. It will be heading out to New Zealand radio stations over the next few weeks, so keep an eye (or an ear) out for it.

This single has come from the recording sessions in Te Pahu during 2007. A live performance of the song can be viewed at Vimeo.

We've added some photos from the weekend to the images page.

The gig went surprisingly well. Thanks to all that came along. Thanks also to Adam Fulton who spent the night mixing our background visuals.

You can view our performance of the unreleased track "Rain" below. We'll upload some more footage soon.


http://vimeo.com/425656

Thanks to everyone that has checked out our music videos over the last few months since we released Half-time Double-team. Half-time Double-team has had well over 50,000 views so far, has featured on Crackle and Yahoo! Video and has been playing on both C4 and ALT TV. The music video for See The World has also featured on the front page of Stage6 ( http://stage6.divx.com/ ), and we've also had the See The World and Bury It videos feature on the front page of Yahoo! Video ( http://video.yahoo.com ).

Check it out....



Or you can download a copy from our website.

We hope you like it!

Also, if you're interested, check out the blog to read how the video was produced.

We've started work on a third music video. This time for the song Half-time Double-team. We'll be shooting most of the footage over the weekend at The Yellow Submarine. If you'd like to follow the progress of the video, check out our blog.

We'll also be shooting some footage at our gig on Friday (7th of September) at The Yellow Submarine. Come along if you'd like to be in the crowd for the video. Also performing will be Phony Bone, The Wicks and MC Stormtroopa.

Photo by petrajane.com

Thanks to everyone that came along to the benefit show at The Yellow Submarine. We really enjoyed playing that show.

This Sunday (the 5th of August) we play live-to-air on ALT TV for the show The Verona Sessions. If you're in Auckland on Sunday night, then head down to Verona on K'Rd at 8PM and join the audience.

We are playing our first gig at Waikato University this Friday around the banks area at 1PM. It's a free outdoors gig, so come along and sit in the sun. The student radio station (Contact FM) will also be giving away copies of our album leading up to the gig, so tune in if you'd like to win a copy.

Our album is also in New Zealand stores now (actually, it has been for the last month). So now you can purchase a copy the good old fashioned way.

The Annual Hamilton Circle Jerk went really well on Saturday. We played covers of Dwarfism by Dead Pan Rangers and Wait For Thunder by The Shrugs. Hopefully there will be some pictures or video from the night uploaded soon.

And thanks to everyone who has checked out the music video for Bury It over the past month since it was released. So far we've had well over 40,000 views between YouTube and Grouper and it has also featured on C4 TV.

We're very excited to announce the release of our latest music video for the single "Bury It". Check it out:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYhQDq8P1CQ

The making of the video can be read on our blog.

We've added a reviews section to our website which we'll keep updated with the latest reviews of our album and performances.

That's all.

This week we're pleased to announce that our album features as the "Album Of The Week" on Kiwi FM. They have a bunch of albums to give away every day, so listen in if you'd like to win a copy.

The interview that we gave to Radio New Zealand National a few weeks ago is now available online. It's around 10 minutes long and features Nick, Tu and songs from our debut album.

We'd like to thank Urbantramper for inviting us to play along with The Shrugs this weekend. I haven't been able to stop humming The Shrugs song that goes "lets get s***** and f*** like we used to do" ever since.

We'd also like to thank Nick for inviting us to play at her 21st this weekend. We all had such a good time. Both the jelly vodkas and the jelly wrestling were awesome....