Molly Dean co-bill with our film score screening

Oasis

Nick expounds on a theme for solo Bass from Infrastructure. Video is from a documentary showing the construction of something related to infrastructure/transportation.

Serious Discussions

"Does Wednesday Really Feel Like Tuesday?"

Wednesday Feels Like Tuesday

Getting ready for our upcoming collaboration with Maggie Bergeron and Co. dancers. We are exploring the peculiar feeling of being transposed in time, when "Wednesday Feels Like Tuesday."

The show is Sunday, Jan 17 at the Bryant Lake Bowl Theater! Info in the photo and here.

New York/Cleveland Photos

Though we all came down with flu on the way back, the Trio enjoyed playing in New York with Mike Block mid-Oct! Mike even let us crash in Harlem with him.



We very much recommend Vegetarian Dum Sum House in SoHo. Thanks to Liz for lending us her guidebooks with notes in them!



Nick took us to Little Italy to play at the restaurant where he worked in college. It was fun to see the fabled place!



Mike is probably thinking about Infrastructure.



Taking the bass on the train-- no problem. You can also see the precise-razored haircut he got for $12 in Harlem.

Mike's tune, The Quietest Rag

We hope you'll love this humorous tune of Mike's, and we have created a suitable video for it, with found footage.



You can get an mp3 of this by putting Infrastructure into your computer. You'll see one disc pop up for the album tracks and one of bonus tracks.

A list of where to get our album

Just in case you needed it, we wanted to publish a definitive list of places online where you can get your own copy of Infrastructure album, if you don't have one in your possession already, or if you need one for any reason in the future.

In order of preference, starting with our favorite...

-Our website through Paypal. We'll mail it to you for $16. Mp3's are also available for download at $12-- pay with Paypal and you'll find a link back to the download page when you're done.

-CDbaby. It's such a great company that has helped us a lot. They will mail you the album or provide you with mp3 downloads.

-Good ol' iTunes. Just do a search. You won't get the hand-screenprinted packaging of the CD to carry around, but if you're fully in the digital era, you can find us there. If you wanna, you can put a nice comment up.

-Other mp3 music stores. CDbaby set up iTunes for us and also a lot of other digital distribution, including:

Amazon MP3
Amie Street
Didiom
Emusic
GreatIndieMusic
Inprodicon
iSound
Lala
Last.fm
LimeWire
Liquid Digital Media
MediaNet
Napster
Nokia
Rhapsody
Shockhound
Spotify
Tradebit
Verizon