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I liked you better when you were singing
Just in time for me wondering about music videos, Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling has presented me with a cover of Shakespears Sister's "Stay." Apparently it usually looks more like this.
They're playing T.T. the Bear's Place tonight to promote their new single, By Hook or By Crook (2013). I slept much less than I would have liked, but I am seriously thinking about going anyway. I haven't seen the band live since their last CD release in 2011.
Speaking of promotions, the Post-Meridian Radio Players' Indiegogo campaign to raise extra funds for The Big Broadcast of 1962: A Byfar Christmas Carol is now live. They need $1000 by December 4th and are prepared to make it worth your while (aside from the excellence of the resulting show, obviously). Donate money! Get stuff! Support radio! We have T-shirts?
They're playing T.T. the Bear's Place tonight to promote their new single, By Hook or By Crook (2013). I slept much less than I would have liked, but I am seriously thinking about going anyway. I haven't seen the band live since their last CD release in 2011.
Speaking of promotions, the Post-Meridian Radio Players' Indiegogo campaign to raise extra funds for The Big Broadcast of 1962: A Byfar Christmas Carol is now live. They need $1000 by December 4th and are prepared to make it worth your while (aside from the excellence of the resulting show, obviously). Donate money! Get stuff! Support radio! We have T-shirts?
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I'd be cool with that. Given my current schedule of laundry and exhaustion, I am unlikely to be there right at 8:30 when the doors open (and almost certainly won't stay past DNFMOMD), but I will look for you.
I don't know any of the other bands playing, but I've liked DNFMOMD ever since I read about them in the Boston Globe: they're noisy, minimalist post-punk, now two EPs and a single into a project to record a complete cycle of songs inspired by The Prisoner, one for each episode. They refer to their aesthetic as "spy-fi." The drummer is the primary songwriter and vocalist; the bass player sang once on the second EP and it was really confusing; apparently they're performing tonight as a quintet. I seem to see them only for release parties. They're one of the few bands I follow actively right now.
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The video is a goof, but I like the cover a lot. I'm hoping they make it separately available.