(VxPxC) is coagulating again, on the west coast, pooling in the old homes and seeping north about 2-3 hours a day... soon, we will cover the western seaboard in hazy drifts and foggy bottoms.

Check our schedule if you have a chance, and please try to come by and say hi... we'll do our best to remind and give calls to the good folk we know in all these beauteous towns...

and to celebrate our sojourn with the mighty Warm Climate, and brief but fruitful encounters with such musical luminaries as the Why Because, Hexbreaker, Silver Summit, Paintings for Animals, Windswept Planes, Saudade, and the inimitable White Rainbow, we have quite a few new jams to bring with us...

including something we have been sitting on for like two years... we had presented a record to the great, but obviously overworked American Grizzly label, a work of acoustic and electric grandeur and at the same time, human frailty... long hidden, we now unleash "How to Lay a Ghost", possibly our most ambitious recording, accomplished at the height of what would have been our busiest time... now, we look back and smile, because it holds a golden glow that almost nothing i have done since can compare to (all of this is my opinion but hopefully you'll hear it soon and can make your own judgement)

anyhow, these jams are decked out in fine fine fashion by the king of artworks both hand and computerzized... Tim Goodwillie, who will also have his Phantom Limb release "Phantom Hearts" on hand with him on tour... so come and say hi

we also have a beautiful 9 song split with Warm Climate, chock full of missing links from both groups, and a collaboration cd-r between Warm Climate and myself (Sleepwalkers Local) that is pretty freaking dubtastic.

lastly, Stefan of the lovely Dim Records has graciously hunkered down and birthed a cd-r of immense beauty, the deceptively simply titled "Baked Potatoes"... images are in our pictures file.

thanks muchly, whatever we have left will be for sale whence we return...

grant
(VxPxC)