Special Halloween download

Hey guys - here is a link to a new Halloween special for a zombie song....

Another radio appearance tomorrow

Hey folks I will be doing a 209radio appearance on 105FM around Cambridge tomorrow at around 11pm. Tune in for random fun!

There will also be collection boxes for the station at the Halloween gig!

Daniel, play

Looks like the excellent Daniel Flay is doing a set at our Halloween gig at the Cricketers. It'll be an even better night than it was before!

209radio appearance

Our appearance on the local show show is now up at
http://209radio.co.uk/shows/profile.php?show=livezone

We were the first band being interviewed about 20 minutes in...we had fun doing it, and hope you have fun listening! Thanks to Jordan C for having us on.

Concern for my well-being!

Very kindly someone (a complete stranger) has written a comment about the Miranda July video I did a couple of months back, asking that I hang in there. Very touched by that!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=NmrCaEtie70

Scary things afoot

Things are looking, if not good, but rotting flesh like at the moment. After Rishi's 5 seconds of fame on the big screen showing of Feature at the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse as part of the film festival shenannigans, it looks like there may be a Karmadillo contribution to another zombie film being filmed in the Cambridge area. This may be the start of a whole career speciality!

Grassroots 08

Came back from a wicked Grassroots last weekend, which in spite of being incredibly wet was great fun thanks to the good music and John Litchfields policy of forcing anyone he had a conversation with to down a shot of tequila.

We met lots of great people at the Festival and our thanks first and foremost go to Benny for doing sound for us. The Folkwit Record crowd were also great to meet. Musically, my fave find were The Surgons, but there was so much good stuff on. On the Troubadour Stage there was everything from the esoterically happy Rebecca Clamp to Irene Rae's beautiful tunes.

On the Freedom stage, Opaque ruled as ever, and the (last ever?) performance of Point of Origin was great to catch as well. At least we can stop being put opposite them on schedules at Peterborough based events now! The Winter Kings also had a great set played to a largely empty lunchtime audience, but that didn't stop them rocking out!

Photos here, but none of us playing, alas.