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Hello!

Thank you so much for your continued support of our music, it is very appreciated!
We have some awesome stuff coming up, read on to learn about what is going on with us.

1) NEW SONGS OUT NOW -
We have THREE NEW songs out right now! They are "Looking Good," "Nothing's Easy From Denver," and "You Can't Take Me Down". Check them out now on all services. They will all be on our new album SPIDER too, read on!

2) NEW ALBUM - OCTOBER 31 - SPIDER  IS ON THE WAY!
We are very excited that our new full length album SPIDER will be released on October 31! We will be having a FREE release party that night at Bar 404 with Tensas and The Mourners and Black and White Motion Picture, so mark your calendar and come spend Halloween with us! We know we will have physical CDs for sale, we hope we also will have vinyl for sale as well!

3) SHOWS -

We’ve got lots of cool shows coming up all over Colorado, leading up to the release of our new full length album SPIDER on Halloween!

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Check out our schedule below. We’d love to see you at a show!

Oct 3 - Denver, CO - Denver PorchFest (Acoustic Set)
Oct 17 - Longmont, CO - Bizarre Electronics Lounge
Oct 23 - Pueblo, CO - Gold Dust Saloon
Oct 31 - Denver, CO - Bar 404 - FREE album release show and Halloween party!
Nov ?? - Cool secret festival in ARIZONA that we can't announce just yet
Dec ?? - Cool secret DENVER show we can't tell you about just yet

Please follow us on Bands In Town for more info!

4) PROJECT 2029 -

For our October '26 Project 2029, we have supported  Color of Change, who among many other things, are addressing "forces like racist policing," holding "corporate and political leaders accountable," and working to transform "industries (film, music, TV, fashion) to reflect true justice and equity."

We also have supported Colorado Public Radio, partially as a response to what PBS called the current US regime's "latest attack on press freedom" which CNN called "an illegal assault on constitutionally protected right to free speech."

We also continue to support the ACLU, who are working to “defend the rights of all people nationwide."

This is all part of “Project 2029”, where we will make a donation around the first of every month until Jan 2029 to orgs that are helping make the world a better and more just place. This is more needed than ever to counteract those in power who are actively trying to make the world worse.

There is much which we can’t do, but this is one small thing we can do. We encourage you to find small things you can do to help make the planet a little better. If it seems overwhelming, look around your own community to see where you can help, and remember money is not the only way to support.

Thanks again for reading!
-Keith and Eryn
(WRMO)

Hi there!

We are super excited to tell you about three of our brand new songs that are out NOW.

They are singles from our forthcoming full length album SPIDER, which will be released on October 31.

You can find them on all services, we would love it if you gave them a listen!
(Here's a YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJkHltwpGnL0)

NO AI was used at all.

Here is a little info about each song:
 

1) Looking Good:

“Looking Good” is a love song to the first place I (Eryn) ever sang in public that wasn’t a church. The Looking Good Lounge is a dive bar of the rapidly disappearing sort, and I sang “I Will Survive” at their karaoke night. I was terrible, the night was amazing, and now it’s immortalized in this song. Hope you enjoy!

2) Nothing’s Easy From Denver:

“Nothing’s Easy From Denver” sprung from Keith saying that line one day as we were planning a mini tour, about how Denver (and surrounding areas) is a bit of an island, far from any other major markets. 

The phrase and subsequent song became a metaphor for the challenge of leaving an unhealthy, abusive relationship- you know you should go, but the metaphorical distance feels impossible. 

I (Eryn) wrote this as a support song for all survivors of violence from those who were supposed to love them. 

3) You Can’t Take Me Down:

“You Can’t Take Me Down" is a song to the narcissists, specifically inspired by the malignant growths on society known as billionaires and the corrupt politicians in their pockets. I (Eryn) was also inspired by Alice Roosevelt’s description of her father as “the bride at every wedding and the corpse at every funeral.”

This song is a sister song to “HIT IN THE FACE!” - they can try, but they cannot take us down.

Thanks!
-Keith and Eryn
(WRMO)