Last Friday, Audio Karate released the lost and now found record Malo, originally intended as a follow-up to 2004's Lady Melody. The record was discovered on an old MacBook and, upon review, the band found that the record was more complete than they'd remembered. The songs were then remixed to ensure that no new recordings were necessary.
Two songs were previously released on a 7" this year. Malo is released by Wiretap/A-F/SBAM Records.
Chris Veinot (Talk Show Host) SPB: Was any of the “Blood in the Sand” cat footage shot specifically for the video or was it all footage you previously had on hand? Veinot: The only thing shot specifically for the video was the intro, with Maila (the big white marshmallow doofus) … Read more
Divided Heaven What is the strangest trend you see in modern music (music-wise or industry-wise)? The strangest trend I see in modern music is the return of the cassette tape. Who would've thought? I know, I know...there are cassette tape purists that will claim the media format never really went … Read more
Burnt Tapes (Pan T-guitar/vocals) SPB: Do you get nervous before you play a show? Pan T: Yeah for sure, even after years of playing shows I still feel differing amounts of anxiety before going on stage. I think it’s something that for most people never really goes away – there … Read more
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