…All night long last week, and this week we are rocking yet another show this Wednesday. We are going towards our Reggae stylings this week, and we have another great band KING’S DUB and another fantastic artist Liz McBride  who will be rocking a Polaroid Camera (yes they still exist). We brought the fire in this weeks video,  As in “Sleep now in the Fire” tacked onto our talking heads “Life During Wartime” cover.  Double the cover, double the fun. Comon down to the Precinct

Also Meghan Chiampa did a fantastic Job with painting. Creating two sweet Abstract color scapes, Here’s one for you. And check her out at www.desertraceboston.com

Heading out to Westville to play a show with our friends in Buy Star Bombs. The trip so far is proving to be worth it already. Check out this amazing work with the English language we found in a new york gas station.  Also in this same station Matt Smith procured some ice cream from a refueling ice cream truck.

So we made it back from Vermont and had a great weekend up there. Highlights include: Heifer Fest 2010 and Strolling of the Heifers in Brattleboro (although technically we missed it), free drinks at Weather Vane, shady motel that turned out to be pretty good, AJ sleeping with Holy Bible next to his head on partially deflated air mattress, Labatt Ice, Tony not having a seizure, Magic Hat brewery in Burlington (aka Girling), running into LVR HS grad Amanda Lotter, walking around Girling, rockin Radio Bean, Josh Finkelstein’s birthday, wanting to smash guitar and amp, free drinks again, the humble abode of brother Colin Butler, amazing Vermont Bacon, driving home through legit tornado. And also the monster pictured above!

This photo was taken at a stop light in watertown yesterday and is pretty disturbing. AJ yelled “This is preposterous!” out the window at this guy…great stuff. Brattleboro is a cool little town and the bar was cool too with a big stage. Turns out “Heifer Fest” is this weekend but we missed the “Strolling of the Heifers” where everyone walks their cow down the street. What a shame. We played two sets but were told that we were too loud so we had to adjust our volume. Fun time though – free beer! Off to Burlington in a bit, once we get our asses into gear. Yay!