Bump start to oblivion Over the last year or so I’ve started writing about half a dozen blog posts, abandoned them …revised them …abandoned them again …wondered what the hell I was on about, and generally banged my confused mind against the inside of my cranium in a vain attempt to communicate, what I eventually…
The summer lobotomy is a no-brainer Back in the ‘old days’ peoples who journeyed over vast continents, through scorching deserts, over ‘Charlie-topped’ mountains, across ferocious raging rivers and traversed great bulging glaciers, were called pioneers. I had a Pioneer stereo once, and it did none of these. What it did do was to…
I now pronounce you band and album… you may now kiss your sanity goodbye! For the epic tale of how we made the ‘Feels Good to Feel Good’ album from an old fairy liquid bottle and half a ball of string you can refer back to previous blog posts… it’s all there, in all its…
A Palace in the mind is worth two in the band Well we all know what its like… after months slaving away… you pop out to the local brick merchant’s to get that last missing brick to complete the building of your very own personal palace… only to find that the local council have…
Quiet the mind to find the space for reason We finally settled the album naming debate… or rather, the album decided to settle the naming debate and choose the name for itself… and it chose ‘Feels Good to Feel Good’. Not a song title on the album, but a line from our track ‘Rhythm…
Zen and the art of Banjaxeling Zen During the span of your lifetime you will live though some, if not a number of human historical events that shape not only the culture of the world we live in, but the very possibilities of the survival and evolution of our species. Maybe some of these…
A friend’s best man delivers… And the first good news of this post is that Matt’s Banjo now has seven new strings…! Sunday evening into Monday morning Matt was issuing live updates of his dog ‘Banjo’ giving birth to her first litter of pups. There were a few ‘starting issues’, but luckily Matt used…
