Hey!

It’s me, the weird-hatted, slowly back-and-forth rocking bass player from El Pino, with a tiny update on EPTV. You haven’t heard from us for a little while, and for a good reason. I’ll elaborate.

Work on our second album is taking up pretty much all of our time (heartache is indeed a great inspiration, believe you me). We’re slowly but steadily making progress and are hopefully aiming for a release, somewhere between January 2008 and December 2009… That’s quite a stretch I know, but we want it to be good, so no promises here!

Hi there,

Just poppin’ in to let you know, dear diary, what we’ve been up to lately. We played at De Parade (fun!), Lowlands (fun!) and Vera (fun!), young Mr. Goslink is stepping down a notch (no fun…), and work on the new album is steadily progressing (jay!). Working on new songs even as we speak.

And then there’s the Dutch Indie Singlesclub release of a limited edition vinyl-only split single, featuring fellow port city roamers Mono and yours trulies! Our part in this is our previously unreleased song ‘No One Knows a Thing These Days’ (free mp3 download should be available soon) which we recorded one late night during the Molten City sessions.

To celebrate the occasion we’re doing a couple of shows with Mono, first of which was at Vera in Groningen, August 30. It took us several hours to get there due to crazed traffic jams, but it was worth every boring minute (in the van, that is). Good crowd, free drinks and comfy beds at the Vera Hotel. Thanks guys!

*Now hear this: Molten City’s been nominated for the 3VOOR12 Award! Vote for EPTV at the people’s poll.*

Hi there!

It sure as hell been a while since I last posted here, for which I humbly offer you my apologies. Sorry folks, it’s just been a tad busy for us Volunteers lately (not that we’re complaining, mind you)! So, what have we been up to, you ask? Well, Oerol, amongst others! Should you’ve been living under a rock for the past 25 years, Oerol is a huge contemporary festival held on a picturesque island up north called Terschelling, with an estimated 50.000 visitors over the course of 9 water-soaked days. If you ever get a chance to go, grab it, ‘cause you’ll love it. In fact, we’ve got the pics to prove it. We’ve put up a new photo album, aptly called Summer 2007

We weren’t allowed to bring our beloved van to the island, instead we had to drag along our entire backline with us. But, hey, it’s all part of the fun :)