The Men of Science

There has been a lot going on around here (both in the physical world and in the internet world) that has nothing to do with preparing for a baby. Er, I guess in a way, it's the preparation of the birth of a different sort of baby. The first full-length album of Science Heroes was released today. 2.27.10 Transmission Zero Hour.

album design by PUNCH

If you're a friend of mine of FB or twitter, then you've no doubt already heard the lead up announcments to the release and tonight's big show. But in case you've missed anything...here's what's what.

The Register-Guard article appeared in this Friday's paper (shown below), the same article from the paper was posted online here, and with a full-length piece online here


On a side note, no one is credited for taking the photo, but in case you're wondering...it was me, I was pregnant and stood on a ladder to get it. I'm proud.

If you're not already a follower of M.Christine Weber, check out her blog about the new album first and then peruse her previous posts for some much needed bookworm literary discussion and comic relief.

I highly recommend becoming a follower of Science Heroes on twitter, if you're in to that sort of thing, to stay up to date with all the interesting things they have planned for release throughout the upcoming months.

Otherwise, become a follower of their blog and find out everything you've ever wanted to know on their website: scienceheroes.net

Name your price and immediately download the album: store.scienceheroes.net

The show, with headliners The Slants, and opening band Archeology starts at 8:00P tonight, Saturday February 27th 2010 at The Muse Lounge in Eugene 21 W. Sixth Ave. No Cover. 21 and over.

Starry Vaultz Waltz

You need more Science in your life. Go get the free download

The best medicine

Don't worry. Andy's working on the coffee.

I just spent a glorious morning over on my friend Flo's blog FloParis.net, and although I recommend you check out all her songs and how and why she wrote them, I suggest you take a moment right now and listen to Irrational Fears.

If you're at all like the two people living in this house you'll be singing the first chorus all over town, "I will not be pistol whipped"
Yeah. Check it out.

making science fun again

Science Heroes of Terra Obscura played a show at the Black Forest this past wednesday at 11 o'clock....wait, now they're playing at 10 o'clock - quick, call everyone that you think may possibly be coming....

super fun. But, seriously, what was super fun was the sweet way I took videos with my Canon Elph and then downloaded them, in the bar, on to my MacBook. This time when the memory card was full, my hopes of recording "a whole song" for TedDad weren't dashed. Instead I recorded not just the one, but four and let's just say I'm a bit proud of my brain right now.


I'm becoming a "director" on YouTube so I can post the videos, be on the lookout for that announcement blog, because my current status as "not a director" doesn't give me the privilege of posting videos over 100MB. And when you're trying to post a video of an 8 minute song, well let's just say 100MB isn't even close to enough.

It was a great night. I'm working on creating Science Buttons for the next show and I'm really excited to finally be a merch girl for my husband, it's been a long time in the making.


The mystery of making Science