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September
14th 2004
So, the ep and full length are available for purchase at
a little thing called the itunes music store. you can also just
buy a song if you want. i am also pretty sure that we have some
free up here. if you would rather download these, send us a
check for .99 or don't. is that nihilistic?
August 5th, 2004
We got back from tour, big thank yous to everyone who helped
us out along the way. Extra thanks to Chris at Glacial Booking
and our man Jeff at Turn Records.
Simon's tour notes are here.
and there is a thing up at 3hive, here.
July 21st, 2004
Summer tour dates are still right here.
(updated today)
and here
are messages from Simon, dated July 9th, July 13th, and the
latest July 21st, 2004.
** If you didn't know Simon has a history of health problems
before or on tour. You will be happy to know that this time
is no different.
June 18th, 2004
Our summer tour dates are right here.
May 24th, 2004
tonight
at the edinburgh castle, Independant artists Cat and Jo will
be showing their first two videos created for the Dying Californian.
It is at 9pm and FREE, check out the teaser here.
May 17th, 2004.
there
is a last minute san francisco show on Tuesday the 18th of May
at the Hemlock Tavern with Remedy an'Wren. 9pm sounds like a
good time.
and this was recently in the San Francisco Weekly Day-by-Day
Picks:
Wednesday, May 5, 2004
The Neil Young comparison is inevitable. (Sorry, guys.) The
four members of the Dying Californian are probably sick
of hearing it, but that's just tough -- it's a well-deserved
compliment. Veterans of indie/hardcore band Nuzzle, the quartet
writes songs about longing and loneliness that are the taut
products of many years of rock, but are also as pretty and delicate
as the abstract image on the cover of We Are the Birds That
Stay, the band's addictive first full-length. It's ultimately
the urgency and beauty of Nate Dalton's voice that drives the
group, with the singer's impeccable phrasing and his rasp tugging
at something in your chest. Seriously: At Dying Californian
shows, squint-eyed tough guys with sideburns talk about how
the music touches their hearts. These are tunes for, as Zero
magazine put it, "your inner indie rock drifter." Levi Fuller
and R.W. Lynch share the bill starting at 9 p.m. at the Edinburgh
Castle, 950 Geary (at Larkin), S.F.
April 16th, 2004.
a couple san francisco shows coming up...
Monday
April 19th, 2004
Thee Parkside - San Francisco
with:
Inventing Edward
Sad Monsters
Shinobu
Wednesday May 5th, 2004
Edinburgh Castle- San Francisco
with:
Levi Fuller
RW Lynch
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March 12th, 2004.
and the reviews finally begin...
check out the press page
more shows will soon be added as well as the summer tour that
is currently being booked. simon is working on a show history
and there may be some other stuff happening on the site as well.
possibly even an all new site. if you have any ideas send a
sketch to:
grimreaper69@thedyingcalifornian.com
March 5th, 2004.
There is a new review up on Lost
At Sea and also NOISE POP was a smash, here is
a picture...
***************Older Stuff***************
January 26th, 2004
The Dying Californian is pleased to announce that they will
be playing the 2004 NOISE
POP festival in San Francisco. Show details to come.
LA show added too (Feb. 23rd).
Summer 2004 National Tour coming up as well.
January 12th, 2004
Nate is playing an acoustic show this Friday, January 16th
in Half Moon Bay, the details are on the shows page. yo.
January 9th, 2004
One of the writers from Lost At Sea named The Dying Californian's
We Are The Birds That Stay one of the top 5 releases of 2003!
Check that out here...
November 18th, 2003
A track from We Are The Birds That Stay will be played
on San Francisco's Live
105 tomorrow, November 19th, between 4-5 pm.
Please tune in, Jeff Walsh will be talking about Turn
Records and there will be a segment on The DC.
Click here for notes from the tour.
The Dying Calfornian is out on tour now in support of their
new full length record:
We Are The Birds That Stay, check out the shows page
for details.
Nov. 4th marked the release date of our first full length effort
as The Dying Californian and should be in a store near you so
go pick one up, or go online to Insound.com
or our label Turn
Records. It was recorded by Jeff Pinn at Zilla
Studios.
The album is available to radio stations all across the US and
Canada so listen in for it.
Look for The Dying Californian to be written up in the upcoming
edition of Skyscraper
(#15).
Shirts are coming soon and (obviously) the new site is up.
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