Sunday, December 5, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
Skeletron Ball - "Mills and Anderson"
A few weeks ago Charley, Brian, and I played as a three piece at Skeletron Ball 2. An onlooker was nice enough to record one of our songs.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
from Peter Camenzind by Hermann Hesse
I recently came across a passage in the afore mentioned novel by Mr. Hesse that was particularly exciting to me as it clearly communicates something I have felt, but could probably never fully realize with language myself. I find it also to be quite fitting in the context of what we do as a band and the subject matter of most of our songs: love. This is the opening paragraph of chapter two in Peter Camenzind, by Hermann Hesse. This was his first novel published in 1904.
"As for love, I must confess to having retained a youthful attitude to it all my life. For me, the love of women has been a purifying act of adoration, a flame shooting straight up from my melancholy, my hands stretched in prayer toward the blue heavens. Owing to my mother's influence and my own indistinct premonitions, I venerated womankind as an alien race, beautiful and enigmatic, superior to men by virtue of inborn beauty and constancy of character, a race which we must hold sacred. For, like stars and blue mountain heights, they are remote from us men and appear to be nearer to God."
Thanks, Hermann.
-Brian
"As for love, I must confess to having retained a youthful attitude to it all my life. For me, the love of women has been a purifying act of adoration, a flame shooting straight up from my melancholy, my hands stretched in prayer toward the blue heavens. Owing to my mother's influence and my own indistinct premonitions, I venerated womankind as an alien race, beautiful and enigmatic, superior to men by virtue of inborn beauty and constancy of character, a race which we must hold sacred. For, like stars and blue mountain heights, they are remote from us men and appear to be nearer to God."
Thanks, Hermann.
-Brian
Monday, September 6, 2010
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
The elephant is slow to mate
We recently adapted a DH Lawrence poem called "The Elephant Is Slow To Mate" into a song. This video of us in our practice space was graciously shot by our friend Spence. Many thanks to him.
-Brian
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