It’s the first instalment of our tour diary, brought to you by Springfree Trampoline.  This week’s diary will cover our trip from Cape Town to London, and our experiences in the outskirts of London and central London itself.

As promised, if you missed our interview on SAFM last Friday, you can download it now by clicking here.  Besides chatting about the obvious things, we managed to sneak in conversations about tea, vampires and Cinderella.  We were even called ‘idiots’ – which to be fair, was meant playfully, and was also quite apt considering this was after Dyl started whistling the Glen Tea jingle.

It’s Richard Hardiman’s last day at KFM and we’ve just had the privilege of spending some of that last day with him.  Thanks Rich!  We’ll try post the full interview later, but for now, in case you missed it, click here to download the special song we wrote for the occasion.

We’re proud to announce that our debut full band album, Suitable For The Whole Family, has finally been released!  Launched on the 19th June 2010 at the Nassau Theatre, this album is our first professionally recorded album and it contains all our favourite songs from the past five years of being a band – covering topics from the global economy crisis, to animal’s rights, Disney princesses, shopping express queues, Anna Paquin, evil pirate captains and more, we feel there’s something for everyone, or at least something for everyone with a bit of a sense of humour.

Remember missioning out to Rondevlei with your Gran to see if you could spot all the birds on that little laminated sheet they gave you when you entered? And trying to spot that elusive hippo (Hippopotamus amphibius) from the little wooden hides? No? Well I do. And it was awesome! I don't think I actually ever did spot all the different ones but I'm sure my Gran told me that I did. Ah - such fond memories. And right across from Rondevlei is Zeekoevlei, the expanse of water about which I am going to 'rave' - or rather the people who live around there, the people of 'the Vlei-bourhood'.