It’s springtime in Texas, and everything seems possible.
For the first time in several years, we mostly sat out SXSW, though we’ll probably to be back next year – the only SW-related performance was a live soundtrack to some footage shot by Scottish filmmaker David Mackenzie on the remote island of Tristan da Cunha last year.
We’ve just started work on a new and very different album, about which we’ll have some major news soon.
Available now at your friendly local record shop, on your favorite internet music service, and/or at the Sub Pop Mega Mart.
3/3 Also, thank goodness G. Washington &c. kicked out the Brits! Otherwise we'd be enslaved to UK puppet masters, like...Canada...or Australia...and we'd probably have nat'l health care...and abolished slavery in 1833...and, uh...wait. Wait a minute. (JM)
2/3 also: Mr. President, you CAN change history. People do it all the time. The statues you're crying croc tears over were an effort to do just that. (JM)
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Mr. President: the United States is in no danger of forgetting about the confederacy. (JM)
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Ray MartinezEvidently, people forget we have books.
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Jonathan KadeNow now. The British Empire was a force for immense evil anyhow. And supported the Confederacy financially.
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David Rhyader PercyFrom Aussie, very funny, we are still debating (not warring tho) about outing the brits
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Eric VogelAgree to disagree on this. No english love in these veins.
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Matthew Robert ArnaudonPlenty to be ashamed about in Australia too believe me...
2 days ago · 3Scott DuncanHahahaha. As a Canadian I was like, what!? then I got it. Good health care but we can be slow
2 days agoStephanie BersonOh my god 😂
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