New Album

Album 2 is set to be released on december 15th.



Tracks:

Pilot's Blues
Player Piano
The Man's a Gem and So's his Wife
Oak Lodge
Zero Hour
Hawk's Circle
The Gold Band Curse
Wild Messenger
Baby O Yeah
Voices in the Choir

Live at The Harvest Party, Cherry Valley, NY, and Recording: Rensellaerville, NY

Rick, Conor, and Sebastian

King Vidor at the Harvest Party



Dana Monteith at the board



Clem Coleman at the guitar

New Song: The Man's a Gem and so's His Wife

click on the following link to access the first song to emerge from the studio as work on album 2 finishes. I think it sounds pretty good. summer is slow because of restaurant work, but sometime this Fall, from the far reaches of Rome, Italy, I'll be broadcasting info on the whole platter. -Clem

http://www.mediafire.com/?p5crtnwjc1d

Kitchen Table Recordings of America, Inc.

You know the phreekz are twisting the gain again, and you can eavesdrop on their disgusting sweat-saturated pajamas by travelling across the internet to our muxtape demo page right here



we are recording this record at the studio of our bass player Dana Monteith. He's a master knob-twiddler whose background includes Jam band life in the underground monster Jam combo The Ominous Seapods as well as a solo career in the sun-blasted cult of Country Rockers and Americana fiends.
Housed in Rensellaerville, NY, Dana's Kitchen Table Recordings of America Inc. is a beautiful place full of noise capturing faded arches and dusty post-war microphones.

Visit his page and send Dana a message if you'd like to plan your own session.

King Vidor in the Shop: Demo Trax in Excelsius

You know that phreekz will twist the gain again, and you can eavesdrop on such disgusting sweat-saturated pajamas by travelling across the internet to our muxtape demo page right here

King Vidor Playlist

Blog Blog Blog

Our track Goodbye Tuesday from debut album Dirty Little Millionaire is featured at Insomnia Radio today. Go here and leave a comment.

Also, tomorrow, Saturday the 14th, we play the beer thing in Cooperstown: