The other night we tried to get out of the house to go see a show. I checked lots of noise and it turned out there was this band, Mirror Mirror, that was going to be playing in Olneyville.  Well, we went to the show–it was in this old junky loft/factory space that we had actually been to a few years before (to go see DMBQ)–but when we got there the place was totally empty. There were a few people there — people who lived there and then one or two people who were I guess going to be performing. We took pictures of eachother in the pitch black and cavernous space that had been used for the DMBQ show and then went downstairs. This show was set to start at 10pm; we stood around, ambling from one disastrous room to another until finally, at like eleven, we just left.  Which is kind of a pity. I’ve been listening to this band, Mirror Mirror, for the last two days (since our failed attempt to see them live) and I’ve really liked it. Apparently, they have a full-length coming out in September, too…which I will be purchasing. O.K. That’s all. Later, R.K.

Last night, we went to a benefit for Jeff Toste, our local green party candidate. Mahi Mahi played. The opening acts were Cathy Cathodic and Nicky Click. Nicky was great. I’d never seen her before: fun and inspiring.

RK

Hope you got a chance to catch PILGRIM’s 5-song mini-set at Van Meter. If not we’ll have photos up soon. Hold your breath.

In other news, Pilgrim has a new webboard up. Check it.

On Tuesday Nov. 12 PILGRIM will be heading into the studio to start work on an EP. The (five) songs are being tracked at Dead Air Studios in North Amherst. Should be a pretty quick turnaround time. We plan to start selling it online by the end of the month.

Also, PILGRIM have scheduled another performance at VAN METER on Nov. 23rd. Check the shows page for more info. Be sure to catch us.

PILGRIM played a blazing set at Feeding the Ducks. 235 Belchertown Rd, Pelham, MA