Hooray! Our new record is coming along quite nicely. We have almost have a vague idea of how many songs will be on it, what those songs sound like and what they're going to be called. We're not going to reveal too many secrets for the minute because we'll probably change our mind about it all, or at the very least argue lots until we can compromise on keeping 5 band members happy.

We've announced it already, but we are playing in London on the 20th of June. This is at the Union Chapel (Islington), and is an afternoon show. Please take note of the times - we'd hate for folk to turn up in the evening and miss everything. There's an open invitation to join us for drinks and lunch after the show. We'll find a pub or something. Our friend Paul Marshall will be playing as well. He's very good indeed. And there's bacon rolls.

What else are we doing...?

This, for a start: James' Podcast.

I'm also contributing string arrangements to the new record by our dear friends (and one-time show buddies) Metavari. Also, also, my third short story (The Light of the World) will be heading towards the printing presses for release at the beginning of May in the wonderful Pieces of String literature/arts/music/craft zine.

Drummer Olly is working on a new screen printing company named Nacht Kunst, which will be hitting the "internet" soon. For details on how to use the "internet", enquire at your local Dixons (that's British for "RadioShack", Americans)


Brendan is selling an old bass rig; click here for the bidniss.

Love always,

yndi lauper
Brighton, England
Apr 2009
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