Hi friends,
For the past couple weeks, I've been recuperating from being sick, let lag, and mental fatigue from an amazing, gargantuan, and arduous European tour. I plan on sharing with you more about my experiences and lessons learned soon - once I get a bit more grounded and manage some real life situations. Until then, you can read a little about the tour here in this New Times article:
Mr. Meeble's European "Vacation" Was Anything But
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Hello friends,
A BIG thanks to ALL of you who made it out to our show at CityScape last night. The reception was great and the feedback has been phenomenal. I was told that 800 people were there to see the show? Nice.
Those damn street lights really JACKED our visuals, but apparently people were happy to just watch us play our music. Weird. I've heard that a lot of the HD footage is nice - so perhaps a live video or two will make it on to the web for those of you who missed
Well, another live show is now behind us. We played outside of The Lost Leaf in the middle of the First Friday art walk, which is quite a spectacle these days. As exhausted (physically and emotionally) as I was, I felt really good about the show (both during and afterward). I want to send out a big thank you to all of you who came down and played a part - whether in the audience, on the stage, or behind it. I apologize for not being more available to talk to you all after the show.
Here's
Mr. Meeble
Never Trust the Chinese
Flying in the face of earthly convention, Mr. Meeble issues a warning to everyone who checks out their indie debut album: Never Trust The Chinese. Between its title and content - this Phoenix based trio’s sensual and soulful pop meets dark electronica record is bound to drop jaws, turn heads and offend, oh, maybe about a billion people.
But it’s nothing personal… well, except for the one nameless female who inspired this collection of songs that 
