Our thoughts and hearts go out to the family and friends of Trevor Butler and Bottom of The Hudson. It is truely a dark day for Philadelphia music, and all of us who knew Trevor are shocked and saddened. He will be missed greatly.

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Quick update: We’re turning our record release show at Johnny Brendas August 30th into a benefit for Trevors family and drummer Greg Lytle (who was seriously injured but is now in stable condition). It’s still going to be the record release party, and Capitol Years and Bitter Bitter Weeks are still playing, but all proceeds will go to the cause. To buy tickets click here. To send donations directly click here.

As of today we are Spin.com’s band of the day. Here is the link:

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Fun Fact: Patrick Marsceill’s dad played keyboards in an ’70s rock band called Ox, which sounded a lot like Long Island, NY hard rock act, Mountain. They issued one single before breaking up. BRIANA MOWREY

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Thanks to everyone that came out to see us at the XPonential Music Festival on Friday. The weather couldn’t have been better and we had an excellent time despite some hefty technical difficulties.

All photos by Zia!

Also, last minute reminder we’re playing the Mercury Lounge in NYC tonight with Blitzen Trapper, David Vandevelde, and the end of the world. We’re on at 9. Hope to see you there.

Bonus top secret: If you live anywhere in the US you will probably have a chance to see us in october. Gonna put a lot of miles on Van Morrison. More on that later.

So we’re playing a special little acoustic set this saturday (July 14th) at the new Helio store in Manhattan. It’s open to the public and we’ll be playing starting around 1-1:30pm. It’s also ALL AGES of course, so those of you under 21 NYC folk can actually come see us for a change. So come on by! See below for details.

Then on July 25th, we’ll be at the Mercury Lounge with the wonderful Blitzen Trapper, and the also wonderful David Vandervelde and the Moonstation Band.