Kevin Bronson on May 30th, 2012

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Jotted on a napkin while free-associating with the Henry Clay People’s album “Twenty-Five for the Rest of Our Lives,” coming out June 26 on TBD Records:

We know that what we are doing is transitory, and we will very likely – although reluctantly – grow out of it. We know that what we are doing has been done before, in various ways, by people possibly more astute and probably more famous than us. In that way and many others that involve negotiating today’s post-modern minefield, we have a lot in common with you. And we will celebrate our commonalities by doing our damnedest to make what we are doing meaningful and relevant and even fun, and, with any luck, memorable. Then, we will wash it down with a tallboy.

Here is another new song:

||| Stream: “Hide”

||| Live: The Henry Clay People play June 15 at the Troubadour.

||| Previously: The title track.

||| Also:Check out a video for “Friends Are Forgiving”

Photo of the Henry Clay People at SXSW