Until June Blog

Tomorrow, May 14 will be premier of our new music video “The Man Who Lost His Soul” on the front page of imeem.  Check it out!!!

www.imeem.com

 

Purchase tickets at Hotel Cafe’s website for our Album Release show…

 

Until June Album Release for “Sound of Defeat”

Hotel Cafe in Hollywood

Tuesday May 19th

9:00pm

https://www.hotelcafe.com/tickets/

Our first single “The Man Who Lost His Soul” has dropped in Greece this last week as the single went to radio.  Thank you to everyone in Greece who has constantly supported us.  There have been several inquires to the lyrics to here they are.

 

Cheers,

Josh

 

The Man Who Lost His Soul

Growing up I found the life that knew

Overshadowed by the anger in the clutch of abuse 

Shells and bullets fell and dropped to floor

I put an end to an era and I started a war

When I carried out the worst of my plans

I was the only one surviving and miserable man

 

All my life,I’ve takin over slowly   

Feel my hands, and see what become

Oh so wrong, to leave your love behind me

I gained the world, lost my soul, is there no one to save me

 

When I conquered, no one came to my side

Ruined the life I wanted and burned what was mine

In the ashes I had found what I lost

Nothing left inside me and cursed at the thought

I sat alone,  put my head in my hands

What I thought was a solution, was a horrible plan

 

 

 

 

 

 

Phoenix Show with Ryan Calhoun

Another Day In The Studio

It looks as though we may have a release date for our up coming record in the states.  We should have a final date for you sometime in the next week although it looks as though it may be a mid April release containing six songs with a follow up record in mid summer with the another 6 song release.  We will keep you posted the second the dates are official.

Until June Rehearsal

What is it about a cold glass of beer, a bar stool and a couple good friends that makes everything perfect.  My brother Dan, myself and good friend Ryan love  going to a small bar at the end of our street called 8oz.  We walk over, throw back a few, complain about the music industry and talk about the records we wish we’d made that U2 already made.

Sure, people have been doing this very thing for hundreds of years.  But it occurred to me one day a month or so ago.  I was drinking a Guinness with my father and I realized drinking really does equal bonding.

I’m walking to 8oz.

Cheers,

Josh