We've finally finished the first half of the Circle Takes The Square video we shot back in 2014 at the legendary 924 Gilman. The set consisted of a complete playthrough of the 2011 Rites of Initiation EP (the first half of their 2012 full-length, Decompositions Vol. 1)

We have a bunch of new items for sale at our Cafepress store. We've kept our cut of the proceeds very low, but every sale gives us at least a couple bucks to help pay the bills.

Sorry for the lack of output in the past few weeks. We've been moving our editing setup and haven't had time to work on anything. To make it up for you, rather than giving you one Thursday video, we've cut two for your listening/viewing pleasure. OK, more like one and a half, as the second one is really just a single angle of drummer Keith Abrama playing the last song from our earlier Kayo Dot video, requested by the band. But the dude's amazing, so whatever.

This week's new video is a performance of "Cusp" from Seattle supergroup Dust Moth, who opened at the same show. We'll have more stuff from them to share in the coming weeks, as well as some footage of San Francisco's Kowloon Walled City, who played second that night.

In other SBP news, things may be a little slow for a few weeks, as we're working on a contract project for our friend, prolific SoCal videographer and occasional SBP contributor Arturo Gallegos, and a promotional video for SBP. We'll also finally have merch ready very soon and are working on some minor tweaks to the website.

In an effort to further extend our tentacles into popular social-media venues, we've started a Soundcloud account, which is accessible through the icon at the top of the right column. We'll be using this new channel to highlight featured tracks and new additions to The Graveyard, and maybe will use it to host some original content in the future. We'll be posting something from the Graveyard every Tuesday, with other stuff occasionally peppered in in between.

Also, to spread things out a bit, we'll be moving our weekly video release to Thursday for the foreseeable future.

Our first track comes from the previously unreleased Thought Crime demo we received last month. Says singer John Aronno:

Redemption is another song that I really liked, unfortunately the vocal effects didn't end up in the mix and my voice was shot. We had just gotten back from our last tour when these were recorded.

We still think it sounds pretty good. Cool song, lots of what made this band great: interesting changes and timing at the end, catchy chorus. Enjoy and stay tuned.