The Meishlunday

Thank you to the Saint Rose Relay for Life (2012)!! We loved playing for you and are glad that we could contribute to such an amazing cause!

Ladies and Gentlemen, we are proud to announce that first ever line of The Meishlunday tee-shirts have arrived and are available for purchase at this time! Shirts are available in either black or maroon with the design below.

Hey everyone,

So, we want to do T-shirts but unless you want them to have an enormous make shift squirrel on them… you probably don’t want us to design them…. SOOO…

We are making an offer to anyone out there who wants to design our shirts! Send your designs to Meishlunday@gmail.com and if we like the design and want to use it we will pay you..

$$$ 50 $$$!!!!

Please send them by 8AM Monday the 30th of April. You have 9 days…good luck!

This will be our second straight year rocking out at the MELTDOWN!! Make sure to get your passes soon!

http://www.meltdownmusicfest.com/

We have just received the rocking news that we will be opening for STREETLIGHT MANIFESTO on April 28th at the College of Saint Rose’s ROSE ROCK!!

If you don’t know them…. check them out quick!

http://streetlightmanifesto.com/

Hey everyone!!

Over the break Paul has been slaving away in the Meishlunday basement amping up the online presence and making our websites look respectable. If you get an extra minute check out the website and the Facebook and the other sites we have!

Stay posted!

I’ll be honest, I really, really don’t like talking about politics. This, though, is something that needs some attention.

The guys up top have decided to take some action against piracy, and unfortunately aren’t too specific about how they’re fighting it. From the looks of this law, internet censorship is very much on the way, and I’m not too keen on that. Sites like YouTube and FaceBook – sites we use for legal purposes every day – could get shut down without any sort of appeal process. Posting a cover song on YouTube is punishable by jail time. Under this law, the government is granted the right to require your ISP to block access to any website they claim hosts at least one link to infringing content; that seems kind of broad to me.

Give that video a look and see if you agree.