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HI.

So... it's been a while. And a lot has happened since last we spoke. But we're been doing lots of stuff in the meantime - largely behind the scenes, but we've released three new VidDitties and are working on…

Okay, yes, we're still horrible at updating this blog.

BUT, we have news we'd like to share!

First of all, our music video for "Bonathan Jyers" (directed by the Obscura Broadcasting Company) was selected two weeks ago to screen at…

Okay, OKAY, we get it - we're terrible at updating this blog.

But we're gonna try to make it up to you. In fact, what if we told you that our debut album is coming out on Friday, July 12?!

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Okay, okay, we get it - we're bad at posting news on this blog. We're much better at Facebook, at least.

Anywho, we're here to tell you about a wonderful new deal - a new video series we're putting…

Look at me - excellent at posting news, as always.

But here's a doozy - our resident guitarist and songwriter, Kirsten, plays a guitar solo on a song by clipping. And, what's more, it's a song for Sub Pop's…

"Exotic Bird" is climbing up the charts!

Well, not really. But CW50 Detroit put us on their Detroit Proud Playlist for the week without us even asking! Check it out! It's a damned good playlist, too.

Wow, I must get better at updating this blog. We did a whole California tour and everything!

Anyway, Pulp, a blog associated with the incredible Ann Arbor District Library, just get an amazing profile and interview with us. Check…

And so, 2017 is about to mercifully draw to a close. But it was actually a big year for us! Let's take a trip down memory lane: 

We put forth our second release, the Milk Song / Family Cry…

Come one, come all, to the official show heralding our joyous return to Detroit! We're thrilled to be playing Trixie's this Saturday, December 2, with Feeble Curses and Summer Like the Season! Here's the Facebook event, since that's how we…

First of all, thanks to Meredith Schneider over at Imperfect Fifth for featuring the "Family Cry" video!

" 'Family Cry' will entrance you from beginning to end thanks in part to its director, Chicago-based performance artist Corey Smith…

And BOY, is it a doozy! If you like things that are surreal, glitchy, and hilarious, you're in for a treat.

The "Family Cry" video was directed and edited by Chicago-based performance artist Corey Smith. Kirsten and Corey have…