Watch the video for "Sacred & Mundane" - YouTube - or - Download
May 28, 2010
TILES will be performing at 8pm Monday, June 21st at the 4th annual Detroit River Days Festival in downtown Detroit. The band will conclude their 90-minute set just before the Target Fireworks display is set
to begin. Admission is free. This is a great opportunity to bring the whole family to the newly renovated riverfront to enjoy the festivities, catch a full headlining show by TILES (including new material),
and stay for fireworks over the river.
Directions, location, parking info, and additional details are here.
The June 18-21, 2010 festival is presented by the Detroit RiverFront Conservancy to introduce the community and visitors to the transformed Detroit International Riverfront. The festival marks the opening of
significant portions of the new Detroit RiverWalk and spotlights the river's history and cultural background with activities on land and water including: tall ships, live music, sand sculptures, river tours,
carnival rides, jet-ski demos, kids activities, delicious food and much more!
May 16, 2010
In November 2007 Chris spent a day at the Hotel St. Germain Des Pres in Paris doing press interviews in advance of the January 2008 release of "Fly Paper." One of the more unique interviews was courtesy of the
www.morow.com website which was video taped. Unfortunately, technical problems had prevented the interview from
streaming correctly causing it to disappear into obscurity. Well..., it's been repaired, resurrected and is now available
for viewing. Chris discusses a bit of band history, how "Fly Paper" became a reluctant concept album, and gives a bit of back story on where all the Rush connections originated.
March 18, 2010
Here is Jeff's latest YouTube video, although this is more of an instructional one rather than one based on a Tiles song:
March 11, 2010
Jeff and Chris were interviewed a few weeks ago for a feature called "Bands Like Rush," co-sponsored by the Rush Is a Band website (...although such an
endeavor may be better called "Bands Influenced by Rush" since there is only one Rush after all). Either way, the interview is available here in both audio and transcribed formats. Many thanks to Ben Sommer for corralling over 15 years of
reminiscence into an organized dialog. Be sure and check out Ben's eclectic music while you're there and visit often as he interviews more bands.
Even though our news output has been a little light we've been busy getting our live recordings together and ready for mixing. So far, in no particular order, the pending track listing is: Remember to Forget;
Modification; Taking Control; Cactus Valley; Patterns; Bass Segue #1; Sacred & Mundane; Hide in my Shadow; Dress Rehearsal; Bass Segue #2; Safe Procedures; Checkerboards; Hide & Seek; Capture the Flag;
Landscrape; Bass Segue #3; Window Dressing (Pt. IV); Token Pledge; Dragons, Dreams, and Daring Deeds; and Another's Hand. We also plan to add Changing the Guard, Dancing Dogs, Analysis Paralysis, and The
Wading Pool to round out the list along with a couple Special Guests. Stay tuned...
January 5, 2010
Happy New Year!
As previously mentioned we contributed our song Hide & Seek (from 2008's Fly Paper CD) to A&E TV's hit series "Dog the Bounty Hunter." The
specific episode (#152) entitled "Kid Stuff" will air this Wednesday, January 6th at 9:30pm EST. Additional show times and program details are available here.
To check out the clip, head here and go to
PART 2 at about 5:06 in the clip.
In addition to new material, work continues on a series of live soundstage recordings that we hope to release as a special 15-year anniversary commemorative double CD sometime this
year.
December 18, 2009
Best wishes to everyone for an enjoyable Holiday season - and a healthy and prosperous New Year!