Stormcellar Band Home Page

Slowly but surely.

Mix almost done.

Friday.

Much background stuff being done. Touring requires paperwork.

Yargh.

We went nuts and started a patreon and a gofundme.

Yep.

There are some mixed feelings about this, and that's just me.

Yet I would be failing my duty if I did not at least try some of these mechanisms.

How music survives into the 21st century and beyond is still being worked out.

Anyway.

Here's the mechanisms, but frankly if you want to contribute, buy an album or use paypal -  paypal.me/stormcellarband

or....
GOFUNDME TO MEMPHIS

Or if you'd prefer to contribute $ for whatever reason on a regular basis, rather han, I dunno, buying any of the 11 albums, go here:

 https://www.patreon.com/join/3076904? 

Become a Patron!

To run this experiment fairly I have to plaster it everywhere and go annoy people with my Chugging antics.

A bit of Hawkie doing the sax for the new cut of One in a million, then some video as we get the beds down for Crossfire and Den & Christina join us to do guitar and vox.

Some behind the scenes vid coming.

2 good days of work.

Rest required before further information supplied.

Good work. Good day.

Good Tshirt

If a tree falls in the forest, or a band I dig comes to town and I have no idea, does it make a sound?

No it bloody doesn't

If you're Fleetwood Mac, and you got the benefits of history, hits and press, how the heck do I not hear about it.

What, do I live in a Milk Carton?

Now I have noticed that the Sydney Morning Herald is now the size of the Beano or the Comics Section from the 1980 Sun Herald.

 Alas, thanks to paywalls, I not longer read the grey lady. But I am in constant contact with humans who still read the last of the Murdochian Mastheads.

And yet, band I dig, mainstream, still a big business, comes to town aaaand...

I hear it was a great show.

That's it. It's official.

Old school media no longer has the reach to get me. Or the band didn't feel the need to advertise.

It's definitely the End Times bub, I for one welcome our new digital overloads.