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Statut : Célibataire
Ville : CHICAGO
Région : Illinois
Pays: US
Date d’inscription :: 1/10/2005

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mardi, janvier 19, 2010 
mardi, octobre 13, 2009 


Now, you can pre-order the new Russian Circles album Geneva on vinyl.  It comes in Clear or Black and is a double gate fold, 2xLP 45RPM in 180 Gram  - there is also a t-shirt bundle for only $40 and it is printed on those really nice American Apparel Tri Blend Shirts - thanks to Ryan Patterson for that design. (Orders ship on or around November 10th )

jeudi, septembre 10, 2009 

Russian Circles "Geneva" Pre Order - Is now Up at Suicide Squeeze
Vinyl Pre-Order coming soon
dimanche, mai 17, 2009 
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samedi, décembre 27, 2008 
In an effort to create a mailing list of people actually interested in Russian Circles vs the myspace 40k so called friends - enter your email below for news from the band,  we will be posting to our mailing list only  songs and news that will not show up here on myspace - next week we will be emailing out a player to hear the track Philios which is currently only available on the vinyl split we did  with These Arms are Snakes  - so sign up if you like - we promise NO SPAM



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dimanche, décembre 21, 2008 

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mercredi, novembre 12, 2008 


What's 12" and really rare? Yup a split from Russian Circles and These Arms Are Snakes Sargent House is releasing 1000 of these beauties made special for their European Tour together. Half will be dispersed amongst the good people overseas and half will be available to the fine folks of these now great United States (thanks Obama). How can you get one? Well they will be available at the Sargent House store as of November 22nd and through Vinyl Collective With never released  Russian Circles track called Philios and two never released tracks from These Arms Are Snakes.Camera Shy & Trix


THESE ARMS ARE SNAKES / RUSSIAN CIRCLES SPLIT TRACK LISTING

Russian Circles - Philios
TAAS - Camera Shy
TAAS - Trix
mardi, septembre 23, 2008 
December shows with Clutch and Viking Skull announced

Dec 27 Starland Ballroom - Sayreville, New Jersey
Dec 28 Webster Theater - Hartford, Connecticut
Dec 29 930 Club - Washington DC
Dec 30 Newport Music Hall  - Columbus, Ohio
Dec 31 Orbit Room  - Grand Rapids, Michigan
lundi, septembre 15, 2008 

Humeur actuelle :  excité
First off, we wanted to thank everyone for coming out to see us this summer. It was by far the most fun we've had on tour, EVER. We are also getting set for our massive European tour with our good friends/label mates These arms are snakes. We will have a limited edition split 12" with These arms arms are snakes for you lucky Europeans. We are also working on a few US dates this December/January! We'll keep you posted on those... And finally, we are happy to announce that we have started writing for our new record. We couldn't be more excited with the songs we've been writing. If all goes as planned we will be recording early next year.

Dave, Mike and Brian
mardi, avril 29, 2008 

Here's how it works:

http://www.insound.com/givemoregetmore.php 

Give More! Get More!

In case you haven't heard Insound loves albums. We believe in albums. But, for years now, we've been hearing that the album is overvalued. That people don't want to pay fifteen bucks for twelve songs. And for years, people explained their free album downloads by saying that "artists don't get paid much (anything?) for their record sales anyway, so why support the record companies." Or something like that...

And for years, every time we heard those arguments, we wanted to puke.

An album? Not worth $15? Is Slanted & Enchanted not worth $15 to you? Is Spiderland or In The Aeroplane Over The Sea or Funeral not worth $15 to you? Bands not getting getting any money for album sales? Really? How about you ask your average indie band, many of whom do 50/50 deals with their labels, how much their album royalties mean to them.

Frankly, we at Insound are sick of this argument. But instead of being crotchety record clerks, we have decided to do something about it. We are pleased to introduce our new digital sales project that we call: "Give More. Get More." The idea here is simple. We are putting our money where our mouth is (and hope you'll do the same) in an effort to remind everyone why albums do matter to us as fans and to bands for their development and prosperity. We're literally changing the way we think about buying an album - what you give and what you get.

Give More: Show Support

The "Give More" part of our new digital sales project is called "Show Support." It's really simple. Every time you buy an MP3 album from Insound (not EPs or singles), Insound will donate $.25 of our take to a touring band. We choose 6 lucky bands that we like, but you get to select the actual artist to earmark your quarter to. Furthermore, should you wish to "tip" additional funds to these great artists, you can add your own tip during checkout. 100% of these funds will go to the band you choose. If you do not choose a specific band, we will distribute the funds equally to all of the bands. We will add new bands 2-4 times each year. All funds are to be used by bands to support the next national tour. In short, their tours will be made possible by you – Insound customers!

Currently, the awesome bands that will benefit from our donations are:

The Big Sleep
Russian Circles
The Twilight Sad
Headlights
Epsilons
Videohippos