These photos are from our record release show at the “ask a punk house”, where our friend JH got what was coming to him. After all the wildness calmed down we played one last song and understood what it was like to win the good fight for the DIY pop-punks.
One of our dearest dog friends has moved on to a place we can’t follow. She was seriously one of the best dogs in the world and will be missed by everyone that every rubbed her sides as she forced her head through your legs. The snow beast still lives in our photos and memories of pool side BBQ’s, sleep-overs and Thanksgiving dinners at Zia’s aunt’s house. Send good thoughts to Dozer, Auntie M and Uncle Brian in their time of unexpected endings.
There’s no way to sum up how rad Lucy was with a song… We can only try to celebrate the life of the Majestic Snow-beast, and voice the gratitude she deserves.
PS – I secretly recorded this at work while I was on my lunch break and people were in the room next to me, so I had to be quiet.
In an act of determination we packed our things, grabbed our buddy Steve Roche and headed into the studio anyway to accomplish what we wanted to in the first place. Turns out, there is no better day than a snow day to lock yourself in the studio! Many hours later (and about 7 cliff bars later), we walked out with two finished songs for the split 7″. We couldn’t be more excited! More photos from the trip after the cut…
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If you have a year, we will stand at it… and look tough.Two-thousand-ten marks a new year for paramedic! and the rest of the god damn world. Thus far we’ve got new amps, new songs and a new website! Soon to come: new recording, new shirts and new TOURS! Cool. Lets make this year count. |
