Don and Josh are currently (well... "currently") sequestered away in a West Toronto attic putting together the mixes for our second disc, and it's going to be called Low Light High Light .  Going to be in your ear by June or so, by the looks of things.  Theo's working on the album art too - going to post it as soon as it's ready. In the meantime, a present!  Check out this brand new video of us doing "The Hit Plays You" (from ze new deesc) at Gladstone last month - …

The time has come to make it official.  If it seems like you haven't heard much from us in the last little while, it's not because we've turned on you and are secretly planning your downfall.  It's because we found out we're expecting another bouncing baby album and we've been double-timing it trying to get ready.  And with Out On The Point barely out of diapers - it's just too much for words. We're not sure of its name, or absolutely everything that's going to be on it yet, but it looks …

At about 1:00 am, early on Sat. Sep. 3, the five Key Frames jumped from a pier into the welcomingly cool waters of the Gatineau River across the street from our tour's last gig at Kaffe 1870 in Wakefield, Quebec, north of Ottawa.  It was a fitting and refreshing end to an incredible tour and a transformative experience for all of us.  By the time the van was returned, we'd racked up almost 5100 km from Tillsonburg, Ontario to Halifax (twice, due to bag-gate), Charlottetown, and a whole lot of …

My optimistic plans for constant updating were quickly proven disastrously inaccurate, but here we are halfway through the jaunt, and I've found an opportunity to touch base. Where to begin?  A great first night in Montreal at L'inspecteur Epingle with Ol' Savannah.  Awesome crowd, cool bill, lots of friends and family to catch up with.  The only snag was that I left my guitar gear bag there and have since been scrimping by on borrowed odds and ends waiting for the priority mail …

The last couple days we've spent preparing for the Key Frame Express to set off (intrepidly?) down the 401 tomorrow morning.  First stop is Montreal, followed by Juniper, Fredericton and Sussex, NB, then Halifax on Sunday. This tour is not going to 'take it easy' on us by any stretch.  It, in fact, we're doing 13 shows in 9 days... four matinees to do in addition to our evening gigs.   I think we're in eleven towns total.  Most are bar gigs, but there's also an in-store gig at …