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So here is what is going on in our world...

January 1st we will be playing a show in Brooklyn with SALVATION, SEASICK and others, this will be our last show before we head out on tour, I will post more details when I receive them.

From January 6th-16th The Men and Nomos will be hitting the West Coast like a big bag of blubber. All the dates are almost filled, you can see details to your left in the "gigs" section.

For this tour will we have a repress of our split cassette with Nomos on Vinyl Rites with all new artwork done by Rich Samis (Who also plays drums for us full time now). We will also have a 7" single on Karmic Swamp Records with one original jam and a DEVO cover. Lastly, we've put aside the last copies of the "Immaculada" LP repress to bring along with us as well.

When we get back from tour we will be playing a "in store" show on January 23rd with NOMOS and our buddies in PREGNANT at Generation Records in NYC. I believe it's free and will be a matinee.

Finally, we are really excited to announce that our 3rd LP will be coming out on Sacred Bones Records sometime next year. We enjoy the hell out of that label and are looking forward to working with them.

Obviously any leftover stuff from tour will be in the webstore when we get back.

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