Finding it hard to promote our stuff in a time of sadness
Howdy Folks.
Well we're working our butts off on getting our next tour underway, and every day I go to my email to check what's come in over night.
Wrapped up in CD pressing, licensing, logistics etc, I was saddened to wake up today to yet more bad news from France.
There have been so many tragedies of late it's hard to appreciate each one without a growing weariness at so much collective grief.
Once again, it seems the world has gone mad. To borrow from Lincoln, we are ruled by the meaner spirits of our nature.
We wish for peace, not just for those we agree with, but for all.
We hope that each of us who has to make a choice, chooses non violence. The alternative, no matter how justified, just seems to breed more of the same.
We're band and make no claims of wisdom or higher authority, but I don't think we could do what we do if we didn't like People.
People tell us their stories and we re-tell them, thus we are part of their story too.
We're saddened by the stories lost to the telling and we hope for peace.
