Thank you to everyone involved for another great tour.  Our longer set including Lewis’ Etude seemed go over quite well.

Highlights:
At our hometown release show in San Francisco we were stoked to see a lot of new faces in the crowd.

After our SOLD OUT show at the Crepe Place in Santa Cruz, we hung out with the Heet brothers, and enjoyed a game called “Who can we get to drink the Smirnoff Ice.”

In Santa Barbara, Anton jammed the night away with the headlining reggae band.

In LA we were graced with the presence of Ninja Academy.  Guest members Ninjamamalickum, Gongis Khan, and Tai Kwan Dan were welcome additions, adding to the group’s interesting and dynamic sound.

After our Long Beach show, this dude Copeland invited us to stay at a 110 year old theatre.  Anton slept on the stage, while Lewis and I slept on a couch in the women’s bathroom.  Yes, there was a couch in the women’s bathroom, making me wonder, “what lies behind all those forbidden doors.”

Oceanside – where to begin?  Speakeasy Studios – A ridiculously awesome Recording Studio/Art Studio/Venue/Truck Repair.  Everything about the night was perfect… until the cops showed up and shut it down.  We got to finish our set, but our friends in The Burning of Rome got the shaft.  But they took it in stride and moved the party inside to the studio where they rocked a late night set for the remaining soldiers.

Jon