Band On The Run

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Monday, 27 March 2006 14:27

With sleepy eyes and a slow stroll, I headed to the trailer to grab my bag, only to discover the trailer door open. A quick inventory showed that we had surprisingly (and thankfully) not lost any gear, but had, however, lost my suitcase.

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Written by Ben Grounds Thursday, 27 April 2006 10:57

The party was very intimate, with Jamie joining in the sit-around-the-campfire-and-sing-some-songs feel.

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Monday, 22 May 2006 06:55

At the moment we are 350 miles into the 800-mile drive to San Francisco. I smell so bad I almost want to cry.

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Friday, 30 June 2006 18:00

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Monday, 14 August 2006 03:31

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Written by Michael Nau Thursday, 05 October 2006 02:50

Interlude | We've a pretty serious issue with our van lighting. While driving at night, the lights turn off as they please, and eventually return seconds/minutes later. It has become rather mechanical to simply flick on the hazard lights for enough light to get us through the dark time. Now, of course, this isn't horrifying in New York. The business and street lights alone are plenty of illumination, but once we get away from all of this.....hmm.

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Written by Nick Peill Wednesday, 29 November 2006 08:37

Anglo-Icelandic electronic/indie quartet Fields came to America for a week of shows, video shoots, oversized meal portions, and drives along the Coast. We asked Nick Peill (vocals, guitar, keyboards) to keep track of the band's exploits. Following is his impression of the exploits of himself and bandmates Torunn Antonia (vocals, keyboards), Henry Spenner (drums, vocals), Mattie Derham (bass, keyboards, vocals), and Jamie Putnam (guitar). Fields' debut EP, 7 From the Village, came out this summer.

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Written by Kurt Boyer Thursday, 01 February 2007 03:20

I was very pleased to see the crowd growing at a late hour, even though some musicians started loading out and leaving, in my opinion an egocentric slap at the other people and a damn shame. Happens all the time, hard to stop.

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Written by Andy Herrin Monday, 09 April 2007 15:56

Six a.m. came too soon this morning. After our drunken graveyard party last night, we are all exhausted, but still in good spirits.