Hibernaut multi-instrumentalist Bill Vehige was recently paid a visit by former First Lady Laura Bush. Check the picture out after the jump.
Greetings Hibernauters!
Newest addition Chad Rogers here, tumbling through the blogosphere. So far the experience playing with the band has been really warm and fun. Jack, Tom, Brett, and Bill all give excellent hand massages, and the fans at the shows have been really fun to jam with.
So before I go ending any more sentences with prepositions, I wanted to let you know about a new project the Hibes are involved in. We are launching a radio show on KWUR 90.3FM, which is Washington University's college radio station. We are very excited to be breaking the ranks of the college charts, not by CMJ or any of that tom-foolery, but by actually hooliganizing the process by creating our own radio show!
The show runs from 2pm-3pm on Mondays on 90.3FM in Clayton. If you don't live/work/exist in the area around Forest Park Parkway from 2-3 on Mondays, I recommend you tune in by downloading the stream at kwur.com.
The show, entitled "Sleeping in Space," is a chronicling of the writing and recording process we're are currently undertaking. Tentatively, the title of the record is "The effects of priming and training on illusory audition in the elderly," which is striking because the PhD dissertation I'm working on has the same title. There will be jokes, new tunes, interviews with the band, general mischief, tales of Dr. Robotnix's Mean Bean machine, nerf guns, and ham sandwich Sunday. There will also be a podcast available for download, but I'll leave Mr. Brett Ramsey to divulge the details on that one.
So tune in, Mondays from 2-3pm on kwur.com, today we'll be spinning some old Periodic Fable classics, and some of the rough cuts we've been working on for "The effects of priming..."
Signing off,
C.Rogers
Hello again, true believers. I hope this finds everyone enjoying their 2009 and new president.
Just wanted to give everyone an update on what kind of trouble we're getting into these days as a fivesome. With our new talent Chad Rogers and a bag of new songs, we decided some time ago to record our next album. In order to have full control over how the final product turns out, we've decided to take advantage of our collective skills and do the recording ourselves (which conveniently fits into our limited budget). After the jump take a look at some of the construction of the studio that is being erected just for this recording project...
Even in these dark economic times where people speak of recession and apocolypse, The Hibernauts are expanding.As previously announced on our myspace blog, we are pleased to inform everyone that Chad Rogers, previously of Victoria noteriety, has now turned our quartet into a quintet -- Honoring us by becoming a Hibernaut.This addition is ushering in some exciting change, especially with new Hibernauts tunes that are in the works. Chad will also be sprinkling a little bit of awesome onto prior Hibernauts music. Although precise roles aren't yet specified, we expect that Chad will be sharing duties on bass, guitar, keyboard, vocals and trombone.Additionally the band's dance index has already risen an impressive 247%We should expect to debut our new line-up by the end of the year. Check out our MySpace Page for our upcoming show schedule.
Well, we've managed to find a couple more videos that were buried somewhere in cyberspace. Good old fashioned vanity searching has brought these back to light and I'm happy to share them. The first video for your viewing pleasure was created by the folks at the St. Louis Post Dispatch and found on stltoday.com. You can view it from this link.
Posts
All Comments
