We’re not playing shows for a couple months, but rest assured that we’re not letting Three Leaf fall. We’re practicing more and working harder than ever! We don’t want to play another show until we can reveal a totally new set of songs. Refraining from playing shows frees us up to concentrate on nurturing all this new material.
Don’t know if the band will ever play this, but here’s an mp3 I recorded a couple weeks ago- enjoy.
Hello everyone. If you’re reading this, you are the most loyal of loyal friends and family. Or you’ve stumbled in on accident. Either way, we’re glad you’re here. We have not been very good as an internet entity as of late, and for that we’re sorry. We’ve made weekly posts from various public libraries along the Mississippi and painfully slow internet cafes in Ghana, yet somehow with all the technology of home, we haven’t managed to keep up with this site lately. The band is going through a pretty big transition right now. Roles are changing and focus is shifting. We’re not going to be playing any shows for a couple months while we figure this new sound out and prepare it for public consumption. During this time however, we will be posting here. New sounds and ideas. We can’t wait to share them with you. The pictures below are from our show last weekend at The Triple Crown, courtesy of Ashley Bird. You’ll hear from us soon.
We’d like to thank everyone who came to the Lucy’s show on Friday. If you came to the show and you’re reading this website, two gold stars for you as a fan of the band. I’ll put up some pictures from the show soon (email me if you have any) and possibly even a little video. We went into the studio again on Sunday and were there from 10 in the morning until 5 in the morning on Monday. A lot got done, we’re finished with tracking and on to mixing. We’re also working on recording a few other songs on our own, mixing them at the studio with the others, and gently working it all together into a new EP. It’s all very exciting and we can’t wait to finish it up. Next show is at Tantra with Carley Wolf, music should start around 9pm or so. Here’s a video of the last show at The Triple Crown, enjoy!
Here are a couple songs we recorded at Firehouse in San Marcos a few years ago and never really did anything with. Kent was in Ghana so Jared took over bass duty on both tracks. We don’t really play either of these any more, but I’m sure a few of you will recognize them. In other news, we’re playing at Lucy’s next week (the 10th) and at Tantra the week after that to promote for Oxblood Masquerade (October 31-November 2). You can read more about Oxblood and buy tickets here. It should be a pretty great event and we’re all really looking forward to it. So here are the songs, if you’d like to download them leave a comment and I’ll see what I can do.
Hello internet users, Chris and Kent here. We’re sitting in a coffee shop about to head up to Austin to play the Invisible Children benefit show at the Blind Pig. If you some how read this before the show, it starts at 8pm and we go on at 11pm. Head on over if you can make it. We just wanted to post this demo we’ve been working on today, it’s called weird days and was written over in Ghana. It was a favorite of the Gouda guys, so this one is dedicated to them. Check out their myspace at www.myspace.com/goudagroup. Hope you enjoy the song and check back this weekend for some more pictures and possibly video.