blank blank’s last show & upcoming releases

July 3rd, 2009

After five years of recording and playing shows blank blank will be playing it’s final one on July 9th at the Green Bean, downtown Greensboro. They will perform along with Invisible and it will be their last show as well.
At the same show, blank blank will release its fourth and final CD, new songs written over the past two years. Come hear them for the last time and get a copy of the final release.

In future release land we have a three way split between Kaleidoscope Death, Summer Camp Casanova, and Secret Message Machine coming out in August.

Casual Curious is also planning on recording their first full length album.

Secret Message Machine is working on their third full length CD.

And finally, the end of 2009 will mark five years of Subjective Collective and we will mark this occasion with a compilation of the best recordings made by the musical mafia and friends.

Square One gets a website!

May 14th, 2009

Now you don’t have to walk around town searching for flyers in bar windows or coffee shop doors (although you can still do this if you prefer). Square One has a website with an easy to read schedule of events. Visit now, visit often.

squareonegreensboro.com

Casual Curious Goes North

May 14th, 2009

After releasing an amazin EP Casual Curious are taking their show to New York. Here are some upcoming shows.

Sqaure One5/24 Greensboro, North Carolina

Don Pedros6/21 Brooklyn, New York

Goodbye Blue Monday6/23 1087 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York

March 12th, 2009

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February 11th, 2009

Kaleidoscope Death, Summer Camp Casanova, and Casual Curious will all be releasing CDs on Saturday, February 21st. Come to the Green Bean in downtown Greensboro to hear it live and pick up some fresh local music.

Here are some tracks from the upcoming releases:

Kaleidoscope Death - Sender

Summer Camp Casanova - Rest of the Day

Casual Curious - Problems (Steez Reform)

New Ways

January 2nd, 2009

Happy New Year To All. Here are some subjective collective events you can expect in the coming year.

In February Kaleidoscope Death will release a full length CD and Summer Camp Casanova will release the second in a series of EPs. A joint CD Release Show will mark the occasion.

In March Summer Camp and Secret Message Machine will take their music to the Northwest Corner, and our friends at Trekky Records will release the Embarrassing Fruits CD.

Aaron Lake Smith has some new zines coming out soon. You can visit his website here www.oldwaysways.com

summer camp casanova - puritan work ethic

December 5th, 2008

here is the first in a series of EPs by summer camp casanova

1. little decisions
2. everyone is stuck
3. sitting on a couch
4. battling the land
5. old rocking chair
6. condition greensboro

download the EP here (20.5 MB)

you can find the first summer camp album here

Giants, Madmen, and Ghosts

October 17th, 2008

The new album from Secret Message Machine

Insomnia
Giants
Literary Criticism
Hungry Villains
Leatherwing
Dead Man I
Dear Firefly
Ghosts
Greensboro (Uke of Phillips)
Madmen
Black Waves

Download (39.3 MB)

Secret Message Machine / Summer Camp on tour

September 10th, 2008

September 11- the Velvet lounge- Washington DC
September 12- Paper Kingdom- Baltimore, Maryland
September 13- Nasa Sushi- Richmond, Virginia
September 14- The Second Death Star- Vienna, Virginia
September 15- Don Pedro’s- New York, New York
September 16- House- Amherst, Massachusetts
September 18- The Cave Chapel Hill- North Carolina
September 19- House- Asheville, North Carolina
September 20- 303 Mimosa Dr- Greensboro, North Carolina

An Embarrassing First Time

August 10th, 2008

The Embarrassing Fruits new five song EP The First Time is out now. It was recorded by the Fruits in The Owl Room Studio at the Trekky House. The release show at Local 506 in Chapel Hill was a thoroughly enjoyable experience. They had those kids head banging and slamming into one another and it left me with a giant nostalgic grin.

From Ian Miller, Independent Weekly:
While listening to The First Time EP, the Trekky Records debut from Chapel Hill trio Embarrassing Fruits, certain physical sensations drift in and out: There’s the smell of a packed club in the summer heat, the feeling of wind rushing past your ears in a roofless car and the feeling of déjà vu. But this is a welcome sort of nostalgia, a re-simplification of indie rock that harkens to early ’90s touchstones. Think Pavement on sedatives. Think Dinosaur Jr. without the feedback.

Stream The First Time