The motherload of shows and a new website to boot November 27, 2008
We are playing the motherload of shows on Saturday Dec. 20th, 2008. We are personally reaching out to our friends and fans to celebrate our last four years before, as the advanced ancient civilization of Maya predicted, the events of December 21, 2012 will transform the world as we know it. Look for your invitation next week, along with a brand new website that will melt your mind.
Until then, we hope to see you at our upcoming shows playing alongside our friends from the rad state of Arkansas The Thing That Always Explodes. We’re at The Basement in Kingston tomorrow night (Friday, Nov. 28) with The Kiss Ups, then at the Tuscan Cafe in Warwick on Saturday, Nov. 29 with our dearest comrades Casket Architects before returning to Plattsburgh’s Koinonia house to do some damage with Ota Benga. Please join us as we grease the wheels on the Dead Unicorn locomotive, which will be full steam ahead in 2009.
We are a virus November 18, 2008
Dead Unicorn is now available on multiple social networks for that time when MySpace just isn’t fulfilling your modern day emotional connections. If you’re our fan or friend, it would mean a lot to us if you just stopped by and declared your love for us at the following awesome web destinations:
Dead Unicorn on Reverb Nation - Hands-down the coolest new social music network to come on the scene, you should check out just how cool it is before adding us as your BFF.
Dead Unicorn on iLike - Zac works for these guys and they’re champions of music, so please pretty please install their awesome iTunes sidebar that keeps you updated on your favorite acts (including us, of course).
Both of these sites also spread us across to Facebook and Bebo, if you’re one of those weird people.
Thank you for being a friend!
Opening for Murphy’s Law August 28, 2008
Dead Unicorn - Drum tracking is finished August 14, 2008
Terrifying twosomes July 25, 2008
New stuff for end times July 1, 2008
Music for End Times (our label) has just launched a couple of websites — the official MFET website is now up at: www.musicforendtimes.com. We’re also excited about the new Podcast for End Times site, which features up-to-date episodes of our weekly radio show about all things end times. Definitely check it out.
We expect that deadunicorn.com might be next on the list of web upgrades… until then, stay tuned and check out our MySpace page for tunes, pictures and all that crap!
Bomb Shelter Benefit! May 2, 2008
“Sic Transit Mundus” live at the Basement March 26, 2008
Global thermonuclear war, boobs, lamps, improvisational poetry, the Basement, and MySpace. With your hosts Zac Shaw and Paul Heath, and special guests Rob Stango and R.D. Nouglass, Jr.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPmS-5_Ku7w
Champagne-fuled media February 8, 2008
A toast to the end of days!
Dead Unicorn was interviewed by the esteemed Wes Unruh for the G-spot podcast at Alterati.com (the inside scoop on the outside culture.) It’s pretty funny and entertaining, because of or despite the fact that we had just finished two bottles of champagne.
Also, we have an awesome new live video courtesy of the amazing Albee..
Going nuclear February 1, 2008
Jeez! It’s been awhile since we last posted on our own home page. Must be this MySpace thing is really catching on…
We’ve updated the shows page with some pretty awesome gigs, please come out and hang. We’ll be playing a bunch of new material from our upcoming second album, Code Orange: Global Thermonuclear War. We’re finishing the last few songs and then we’ll be headed into the studio, so look for the album sometime this summer, out on Music for End Times (at least).
We’ll be dropping a teaser 7″ before the album - “Chernobyl” / “Suicide Syntax”. These songs will not appear on the album so get ready to drop the needle.
A newer, cooler DeadUnicorn.com is definitely on our to-do list, but it probably won’t happen until the album is wrapped. In the meantime, we are getting the label together in a serious way, so look for MusicForEndTimes.com coming soon.
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