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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: 06.13

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Return of the blog. There is a schedule for an east coast US tour posted on Rosettaband.com. Which is just under 2 weeks, but we'll be playing all the new songs off of 'The Anaesthete'. As always, I got sidetracked while writing, and lost my flow. We'll be podcasting. Today with visiting bassist Dave Grossman to talk about weird things with us, along with talking about the new record. I also became an uncle this weekend. Her name is Kayley Maria. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Return of the blog.

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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: 08.13

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Rochester and the return of Ken Mode. We played two shows zigzagging back and forth between New York and New England, but we left Ken Mode in Boston after the show. Problems with their booking agent were the cause, but the whole story is unknown to me. Tomorrow is Albany, NY. My show clothes are starting to get a little ripe. I'll probably have to sink wash them tonight or tomorrow.I'm thinking tomorrow. I needed to buy a new ride cymbal, because I had broken one of mine while recording the last record&#...

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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: Void Fest

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We took a walk around before leaving Wüerzburg. We stopped at an amazing bridge looking up at a castle, and then wandered a bit more around town. After our breakfast and walk, we were on the road to Void Fest. We were expecting a little more activity at the lake, but from how treacherous the landscape was going down to it, we figured it was a long shot anyone from the show actually attempted the hike. The hike back up was a little more difficult, but still fun. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: 05.11

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This and much more. The things of interest coming is the Rosetta. European tour. Weee! I have a fancy iPad now (which I'm posting this on), and I'll be updating things from the road as we venture through various European countries, playing music, and watching Armine get into trouble. It'll be a hoot. Lots of pictures, lots of crazy stories, and lots of random references to black metal and Paul Stanley. Interested? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This and much more.

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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: Budapest & Serbia

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Breakfast in Trnava. This picture was taken before the food came out. It was quite a fine feast. We took a break at the Danube, and soaked in the sights. Then, on to Budapest. A typical 'there's wifi' situation. We had enough time that we were able to actually have a 'practice' and taught Joel and Eric how to play red in tooth and claw. Slept well, good breakfast, off to Serbia, Belgrade today. Prior to the Serbian border, we stopped to use the bathrooms and found a great abandoned car in the parking lot.

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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: 06.12

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Got into Germany and had to start paying .50-.70€ to go to the bathrooms at truck stops. So, the bushes got some good watering. The drive wasn't too long, but mostly because I was able to lay down and rest a bit. The venue was in the second sub-level of the building, but fortunately there was an elevator. We got fed some nice pasta with what I think was imitation meat, some assorted breads, spreads, and a bunch of candy and cookies. It too is.okay. To Brugge and beyond. The venue was small, but cozy....

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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: 07.11

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Crawling up the rectum of France. Bummer town, population: Rosetta and City of ships. We finally arrived at a Mercedes-Benz dealership, and boy, when we got inside that building, it was like walking through the gates of heaven. Comfy waiting area, air conditioning, and a television (though it only played Italian shows and really crappy pop music videos). We waited there for a good while to eventually find that the van was, for all intensive purposes, screwed. The next day: On to France. We arrived late a...

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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: Warsaw

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Woke up multiple times during the night because of how hot it was, but had a good breakfast, and was able to upload the footage from the GoPro of us playing yesterday to YouTube. We're now on our way to Warsaw which is about a 7 or 8 hour drive. We had pierogies for dinner, and as we were finishing, people started to show up and also surround Armine. We uploaded this set to YouTube as well. Off to Dresden today. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Wiesbaden, Paris, and Ieper. Essen, Copenhagen, and Berlin.

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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: Sibenik, the best day ever.

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Sibenik, the best day ever. Also, I think my face got a little sun burnt. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Wiesbaden, Paris, and Ieper. Essen, Copenhagen, and Berlin. Cakovec, Vienna, and Brutal Assault Fest. Sibenik, the best day ever. Belgrade, Sarajevo, and Sibenik.

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The world through the eyes of a Lafingputz: 07.12

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Wollongong, hiking, and Sydney. The venue in Wollongong was also a nice cafe where I had a very good cappuccino. I was also playing some magic: the gathering on my iPad. It's fun to pass the time with and work on just playing magic, but it's nothing compared to using your own constructed decks against live people. Here's an overhead shot of City Of Ships playing:. We had a wifi party the next morning before we went for coffee. And then we headed to the nearby beach. Ultimately, and much to my dismay, the...