Snake Bucket

Thank You, etc.

First of all, thanks are to you if you attended our show on Saturday. If you didn't, well, we understand. It's hard to stay up late, isn't it?

So, we had a really good show, mostly because we played with nice bands and the folks at the Atlantic were kind to us. By 'nice,' I don't mean that the music was 'nice,' I mean it was cool to talk with the bands, everyone was pleasant and generous, and it was a good hang. Dear and Glorious Physician were just as I remembered them, by turns furious, delicate, spacious, complicated. Die Alps was cool, I personally zoned in on some great guitar histrionics from the dude on the right. You know, the guy who had an AC30 and an attenuator. Holographic Teeth were ferocious, they had some real garage Sonic-Youthy stuff going on, and they made a hell of a racket. 

So good bands, friendly folks at the club, we had fun doing our thing—a good show.

Also, I spoke with our godfather-in-rock, Ned Davis of PopCanon the day before the show, and he reminded me of this:

 

I believe I've posted this on the blog before, but Ned (living now in Rochester) has this up on his wall in his office at his very Important job. "This" of course is the headstock from Steven's DanElectro guitar, which he smashed at what was, at the time, our Last Show Ever. The other stuff in the frame is some words from this very blog.

We love you, Ned.

Squeaky Business

Hi There

A bit of news from Squeaky: 2 shows this fall, and some new recordings.

This Saturday, Oct. 11, Squeaky will be playing at the Atlantic, happily supporting Dear and Glorious Physician. We played with these folks a long time ago, and if you don't already know, they're really good. The show also features DieAlps! and Holographic Teeth.

Saturday, November 8, Squeaky will again share the stage at 1982 with our compatriot Shermy D, as he unveils his new band. More details on that as they become available.

Also, our Soundcloud page has a new collection of songs (untitled, featuring a picture of bunnies). Two new songs and new recordings (or reworkings) of 4 songs you know (and might even like).  There's a bunch of old songs there, too.

Hoping you are well.

Show This Saturday

Bands Who Just Won't Give Up

Our Town magazine did a nice little piece on Gainesville bands that just won't quit, and Brian Krashpad was nice enough to mention us. We're honored to just be mentioned in the same breath as the other bands in the article, to be honest. So, thanks, Brian.

The article's on page 46, here's the link: 

I bet you can grab a copy of the actual magazine at Publix. I see it there all the time.

Doing Some Recording

Trashy? Yeah, we got that covered.

Shitty tone? You bet.

Need to go? Too bad.

Squeaky Human Parts

Do you have any squeaky human parts? We do.

What Mower Said

Last night, at practice, we were discussing crapping one's pants in public while in a court of law (these things come up!) and Mower Steve was heard to say: "Justice isn't blind! It's Brown!"

If that isn't a song or a concept album, it surely will be soon.

Show Tomorrow Night!

Hi! 

Yes, it's going to be extremely cold this weekend, but that shouldn't keep you from leaving your house to see a Rock Show. Squeaky will keep you warm. Besides a loud racket, our all-vacuum-tube brand of amplified rock music creates a lot of heat.

This Friday, basically tomorrow night, Squeaky will be at the Atlantic as part of the WGOT (94.7 Low Power FM) 6 year anniversary celebration. The show is a benefit, $7-10 donation, and features Loose Bearings, New Natives, Human Parts, and Squeaky rounding out the night.

Show starts @ 9, we'll go on last (late).

Here's the Facebook Event. 

And the flyer should be attached.

Thanks, and we hope to see you there.

Love,

Squeaky

Show Next Weekend!

Squeaky will finally get off our collective butts and get into some rocking! 

Friday, January 24 at the Atlantic, we'll be part of WGOT's six-year anniversary bash. 

We hope to see you there.