Not since the eminence of Chicago's post-rock mafia has musical incest seemed such a natural state. Though a relative newcomer, Calvert finds the Bay Area a productive home. I'm on my own here, so it's different. My life has changed more in better ways since I've lived here. I'm real happy here.
Location is also a consideration for the band's recording.
After considering the costs of renting a theater out in Joshua Tree, the band found a more cost-conscious alternative that would still overcome the sterility of standard studio work. We're working on a new album. It'll be around eight to ten songs, six or seven of which are going to be originals. We're also going to do a few covers. I think it'll all be tracked, but I think there will be enough days to try a couple different ways.