Exclusive "Lee Miller" Acoustic Download and New Reviews

There is a mockingbird losing its mind outside our window. It must be Spring.

Last month we recorded an acoustic version of our 2004 song "Lee Miller" for inclusion in our Electrical Language interview with Gabor Kovacs. People have been asking how to get ahold of that track, and we are happy to announce that we are making it available here for a short time (this will not be available in our download store and is a special gift to you, our sweet fans). Right click here to download Lee Miller (Acoustic).

We've got some new and enchanting reviews of Somniloquy to share with you today! The wonderful goth webzine Morbid Outlook says "These tracks are dream-laced, echo-ridden, and haunting," and UK-based rock review site Leicester Bangs calls our music "as Gothic and as funereal as The Cure’s Faith-era output." David did a little jig when he read that. We are sensing a Goth trend here, which we will gladly accept.

Still getting ready for live shows. It's taking a lot of computery work. We've been less bloggy and more tweety lately. I'm sure you understand. Please join us there if you can.

Podcasts, Reviews, Demands

Is it Spring where you are? There are little popcorn bursts of flowers on the plum trees here in Los Angeles. We just wanted to update you on a few things going on in Endlessland in the last week or so.

To reiterate our last post, Somniloquy was given a lovely review by the awesome Amy Lotsberg at Collected Sounds. To quote, "I've always loved this band, but this is an exceptional release." Read the whole review here.

If you haven't had a chance, we invite you to check out our conversation with Gabor Kovacs on the Electrical Language podcast. Since then, we've been played on three great podcasts: AMPed (the official podcast of the Association of Music Podcasting) played our new acoustic version of Lee Miller, the Dark Compass podcast played Shock Of It All, and the always wonderful Story Circle Network played Lit From Within.

We are starting to gear up to play live. It requires a lot of whoozits and whatsamablabber as we figure it all out. If you are interested in having us play in your city, please go over to Eventful.com and demand us in your area.