We were interviewed a few weeks back in Local Frequency, an SF Weekly local music blog. Check it out and have a laugh.

We had an awesome time at Pirate Cat Radio last night. Boyfriend Search! played a great set, and are truly excellent people. It was great to meet them. Then we had a lot of fun playing some songs before doing a short interview with DJ Barabajagal and Neil Martinson from SMiLE. Tonight at the Knockout is going to be an incredible show!

If you’re curious to hear our interview, here it is:

Interview with B and Not B @ Pirate Cat Radio, 20090927

The sound quality on the radio isn’t the best, but I may also post a few of our performances at some point. Here’s a link to DJ Barabajagal’s whole show, called All Tomorrow’s Parties:

All Tomorrow’s Parties, 20090927

Here’s the podcast I promised from our Pirate Cat Radio session this Thursday. For your pleasure, I’ve trimmed out some of the dead air and chaos we created as inexperienced radio guests. In my opinion, we get better as the set progresses. Enjoy!

B and Not B on Pirate Cat Radio

B and Not B will be playing a stripped-down, acoustic set on pirate radio, followed by an interview. You can listen at http://piratecatradio.com/, at 87.9FM in SF and LA (left of the dial!), or at 104.8FM in Berlin. If you’re in SF, and you can’t make our upcoming Dec. 3rd Make-Out Room show, you are also welcome to check it out in person—the Pirate Cat studio is also a tiny café.

Thursday, November 20, 2008
8pm-9pm
Pirate Cat Radio and Café

I’ll also post a link to the podcast when it’s up, in case you can’t catch us live.

NOTE: The times are for the West Coast. That means it will be 11pm for all you fans on the East Coast.

UPDATE (20081123): You can now download the podcast.

My friend Brad Robertson just finished this mini-documentary about my songwriting.  What an honor!  It features clips from the show we just played a few weeks ago.

NOTE: This is the “normal quality” version of the movie. If your internet connection is fast, I recommend heading over to the YouTube site and selecting the “high quality” version once you’re there. It looks a lot better.