

Friday night we partied. Saturday and Sunday we recorded four songs at The Furnace Room. These will be on our 2nd 7", out in early fall on Raccoon Tycoon. We're also working on a video for one of these songs with Ryan Martin & Nick Celentano. They did our last video and we're super psyched to work with them again.
Cheers,
Anthony
Labels: Recording, The Furnace Room
We had a busy week! We played an awesome record release show with our friends, Ross Etherton & the Chariots of Judah and Black Sleep of Kali. It was fun; it was loud; and, we got rowdy.
The next day we drove up to Fort Collins to play KRFC 88.9's Live @ Lunch show. Greta (the trumpet player from 12 cents for Marvin) did a fantastic job interviewing us and we really couldn't have done it without Dennis -- the fabulous program director/sound engineer magician. Uh, at all. He also recorded the whole thing so we're talking about putting it on cassette. Labels: Radio, Recording, Show
You can now order our 7" album "Night Moves" (classic/glorious black vinyl) from our website -- makeoutpoint.org for $5 (paypal). OR you can download it from
and emusic for about $4. Fancy!
We'll also have copies available at our shows. Check back soon for more dates!
This is the cover art for our up-coming EP, Night Moves. We just got our first round of test pressings and are looking forward to getting this out soon -- maybe early June? Our friend Clare took the photo in her really awesomely decorated house and I did all the lettering by hand in addition to the layout. I hope my 3rd grade teacher sees that I've retained most of the cursive skills she attempted to instill.
Side A:
The Odd Years
Idea of Me
Side B:
Arizona
Shrinking City
We have a show this week!
Thanks again to everyone who came to our first show on December 12. We were psyched to have such a good turnout. Stacey took a few pictures with Jaren's camera. If you unfocus your eyes, you can see a sailboat.
If you missed us in December, you've got three upcoming chances to see us.
Jan 12 @ Surfside 7, Fort Collins
Jan 28 @ Larimer Lounge, Denver
Feb 6 @ The Meadowlark, Denver
We're also doing some more recording at the Furnace Room starting this month. Our shows will include a lot of stuff that will end up on the record, just like a real band.
Yesterday we had our first recording session The Furnace Room. We were able to complete three songs (other than some background vocals, which we'll finish up soon). Trevor has agreed to be our George Martin, a position he will surely regret one day. Soon... audio.
Labels: Recording, The Furnace Room