Category: news
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Saturday :: Firehose :: Neumos
Yes. We’re playing with fIREHOSE this Saturday at Neumos in Seattle. We can all die happy now. As you were.
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Duraning, Writing, Etc.
We’re slow to update around DGH headquarters, but we’re here to assure you, we’ve been busy. Laying low throughout the winter, playing some Duran Duran songs, and working on writing the new record. We’re also playing this Friday, February 24th at Columbia City Theater. And that’s it for awhile. Back to the lab…
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This Friday at City Arts Fest!
We’re playing at Nuemos this coming Friday, 10.21.11, as part of City Arts Fest. We play at 9pm, & would love to see you there! Check out the Facebook Event for details, HERE.
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City Arts Fest Wristbands!
Wristbands for CAF are on sale now! Remember, we play on Friday, October 21st at Neumos. Get them here!
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Upcoming Shows!
Hey there! After a hugely successful UK tour, we’re playing a few select shows this summer, then re-emerging in September, with new members, & new surprises… Hope to see you soon!
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Help Support Daniel G. Harmann on his UK Tour
Find out how you can help, HERE. xoxo
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Estrella Video
Check out our brand new video for Estrella, directed by Jeremiah Gibbons, & edited by Parker Bleu. Hit it!
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England/Scotland Summer Tour!
In the midst of booking a solo/acoustic tour of England & Scotland for May & June. Can’t WAIT to get over there & play with I Build Collapsible Mountains, Jimmy Islip, Clockwork Radio, & the Spring Offensive. More details soon… (!!!)
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Washed Up Emo – “Risk” Review / BEST NEW BAND
“If I’m wrong about this then tell me but I declare the ‘scene’ has a new genre. Old Core. Old Core is when you are in your upper 20s and early 30s and done with the hardcore/post shows and purposely closed your eyes during the mid 2000 hell on earth Bamboozle shit show, waiting for [...]
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KEXP.org – “Risk” Review
The 6th album from Daniel G. Harmann & co. is a first-rate set of moody indie-pop with rumbling, atmospheric guitar lines that explode into crunchy, rangy solos combined with soft, wispy vocals and a variety of catchy pop hooks. – Don Yates, KEXP.org