http://entirecities.bandcamp.com/
At this nice little website you can buy our brand new record, I Hope You Never Come Home, both by mail-order (highly recommended – the artwork by Stefanie Bruce is worth the price of admission), OR in digital format.
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Simon artfully models the I Hope You Never Come Home CDs, which are now in our eager paws, ready for distribution (you can purchase your very own on December 7th!).
As usual, details will be posted everywhere on the interwebs: here, on our Twitter page, on MySpace, and on our Facebook page and group. Stay uber-connected. The record will be available through us and at Soundscapes in Toronto, as well as through Zunior online. A comprehensive list of where to get your hands on one will be posted with the release.
Wavelength 510 tonight with Andrew Barker’s solo project The Lake Vernon Drowning and Ronley Teper. It’s going to be a good one. Get there early and stay late … Entire Cities is on around midnight and we’ll be playing a bunch of stuff from the new album.
Which, incidentally, looks like this.
Magnificent artwork, as always, by Miss Stefanie Bruce.
See you tonight!
EDIT: It’s here!!
We’re in the process of making this site look and work better, so keep checking back every so often for content and other awesome things. Sorry we haven’t made a blog post since August — we’re on it!
Some exciting news: we are playing Wavelength 510 at the Garrison this Friday, November 5. Kevin has talked a bit about how awesome this show is going to be, so go read it. Since that will obviously have convinced you, the Facebook event page is right here, where you can tell the entire world that you are attending and then invite everyone else you know. Sweet. There’s also a great poster:
MORE exciting news: our full-length album I Hope You Never Come Home will officially be released on December 7th. More information about the album and, of course, the CD release party will be coming soon. For now, you can hear some of the new tracks (“Zombie Song” and “Gimme a Ride” are up so far) on our MySpace. Drop us a line and let us know what you think!
For some crazy reason, CBC Radio 3 has no apparent upload limits, so I’ve posted 2 recent full concert movies there: http://radio3.cbc.ca/#/bands/Entire-Cities.
Of course if you want something a little more trimmed down (i.e. not an hour long), you can always head over to our Youtube Channel, where you’ll get live songs from us and other bands we play with, along with whatever else we want to make.
That sound you hear in this video is the first sound Entire Cities ever made in public, four whole years ago. We’re going to be putting out our next record in the fall, and we’re continually teetering between nostalgia and expectation. Not mutually exclusive, guys.
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