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The New Archaic: Kind of Like a Bonham and Yorke Bath
Jay, Thanks for posting the interview with The New Archaic. Very entertaining. David MacDonald Manager The New Archaic— October 17, 2010 8:56 a.m.
Saturday 'Round Town, plus Weiland Heart Attack, Housewives Rock, Hot Moon Debuts Tonight, Acoustic Alliance, Hip-Hop in Drag, Wavves Calls SD "Wretched," more
The information regarding The new Archaic in the above post "2009 SAN DIEGO MUSIC AWARDS – IT’S A (FISH)WRAP" is unfortunately incorrect. I just want to set the record straight regarding how long The New Archaic has been a band. The band was formed in the early spring of 2008. They released their first EP in July 2008 and had their first live performance in October 2008. They were nominated for a 2009 San Diego Music Award for Best New Artist because they were active in the music scene between the required period of time from July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009 as were all the other nominees this year. Thank you for letting me correct this misconception. David MacDonald Manager The New Archaic— September 19, 2009 11:02 a.m.