Superbad Pictures!

Everybody's favorite Superbadfriend uploaded some very excellent pictures of the Rage Boys when they were last in Chicago.

The following were taken when the charming and talented Mercurial Rage came to Chi-Town a few months ago to play at Goose Island. (A huge thanks to Steve Krock of Swizzle Tree for booking them) Good times always when these kids are in town.

Check out the full post on her blog.

Be sure to drop us a line if you have some pictures! There's an ever growing collection out on flickr, tagged "Mercurial Rage". Please add some!

Live this Saturday (1/19) @ Stasiu's Place!!!

RageHeads,

We would like to cordially invite you to a delightful evening of music at Stasiu's Place this Saturday, January 19, 2008! We will be sharing the stage with MPLS Ltd. label mates First Communion Afterparty, Basement Apartment, T. Ritter and DJ Christian Fritz. As always, we would greatly appreciate your presence.

Love

TheRage
www.mercurialrage.com


Stasiu's Place
January, 19 2008
MERCURIAL RAGE,
FIRST COMMUNION AFTERPARTY,
BASEMENT APARTMENT
T. RITTER
& DJ CHRISTIAN FRITZ
2500 UNIVERSITY AVENUE NORTH EAST MINNEAPOLIS, MINNEAPOLIS, 55418

Confessions on a Dance Floor

Minneapolis blogger Hayley has a very frank and fascinating look at her own recent Mercurial Rage experience. It looks ugly right away, but in the end we made this person into a fan. However, this time it was all about the music and NOT our show... You can view the complete post here.

Sail on Silvergirl

Looking for a Mercurial Rage fix between shows? Can't get enough of Michael's vocals on The Funeral Sessions? Check out our friend Jon's new record! Every song on the completed Silvergirl album is now available for free download.

I wrote and played the whole thing myself, for the most part -- the guitars, basses, drums, keyboards, and whatever other nib-nobs you hear in there are most likely me. I was helped by the fabulous Michael [DiGregarrio] of Minneapolis electro-rockers Mercurial Rage (on low harmonies) and of course Diablo Cody (on high harmonies), who made it sound less like I was a giant chorus of clones.

You can read the entire post, including detailed descriptions of each track, here.