One Last Hoorah!!!

WOW! What a year we've had. We touched both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts this year, put out a few releases, all in different formats, spread our sounds and expanded our friendships everywhere we went. We have one last show this year. It's going to be on New Year's Eve-Eve. December 30th at Betty's with Horsehair Everywhere, Wren Schofield and Voyager(from Minneapolis, Minnesota). Hope everyone can make it out and have a last one with us. We are planning so much for 2011. We guess we need to pack as much in before the world comes to an end in 2012. Well, if you believe in that shit. Fuck! Hahahaa!

ttotals live at Underbelly

We will be back Jacksonville!

We had a great time in Jacksonville, FL. Emily and Sterling were sooooo good to us. Underbelly is this little speakeasy and courtyard in the back of a boutique called Anomaly. Emily runs Anomaly and along with her friend Sterling they run Underbelly. It is a really fantastic space and they treated us very well. They asked us back and we will be going back for sure. Thanks you guys. It was wonderful.

Well, Chattanooga was a wash!

Marty and I are sitting in a Best Western outside Atlanta right now. We can honestly say the show in Chattanooga sucked! The local band never showed and we played really great, even a couple of new songs, to about 5 people who wandered in from the bar. It was like playing to all the local drunks at Springwater. Marty said we could have done that at home. Jeez! Jacksonville, we hope, will be a lot better. I guess we just need to be grateful we had show. Right?

Got us a fair review...

We got us a fair review by the guy that does Dusted Magazine's "Still Single". Here is the link and what Doug had to say: STILL SINGLE
Plodding Southern guitar/drums duo, going for some sort of big serious sound in a compact lineup – turns out this is what happened to Heathern Haints, who were also pretty interesting. Singer guy sounds like Michael Stipe, they get some big sounds and seem to will back slower music as it existed in the early ‘90s – maybe not Codeine or Idaho slow, but introspective in its volume and careful in its presentation. Definitely on the indie rock spectrum, and a fair release; this band sounds like they have the stuff to improve, and they can only do so as their confidence and skills ramp up. Nice looking record either way – yellow vinyl, two-colored silkscreen flat for the cover.
(Doug Mosurock)


You can get our 12" "Drum is Our Parent" in special YELLOW VINYL right here from us. Paypal payment of $12 anywhere in the world. Send payment to lateronwe[at]gmail[dot]com.

On the ROAD again...

Friday Nov. 5th Chattanooga, TN @ Ziggy's Underground(Metal!)
Saturday Nov. 6th Jacksonville, FL @ Jaxunderbelly
Both are gonna be a BLAST!!!

Sling Around the Sounds

Hashing out some new sounds in Ambr Cave.