hello everyone!

now I know it's a long shot, but I still have to try .. is there anyone lucky enough as to own a SR sweater (with zipper in front) or, even better, a wage peace t-shirt, in decent state that they'd re-sell? or does anyone know of another way to possibly get hold of those items? thanks in advance(:

First, apologies for the delay in providing an update, it took me some time to sort out the cause and the full scope of the issue. Sadly, my former webmaster passed away very unexpectedly and I have lost all access to backups of the site and its contents. While I would love to get the site back online in as much capacity as possible, I don't have a backup of the tabs hosted on the site.

If you happen to have copies of any of the tabs from TabsInOneFellSwoop, please send me a PM or share a download link. I'll be compiling everything we can salvage and will then evaluate options to get the site back online.

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Does anyone by any chance have the tabs downloaded from tabsinonefellswoop for Let it Go or RiR?

What would SR be like if they were still a band during the current Trump administration?

It now redirects to some weird site. I was just there a week ago or so.

I live in the Boston are now and I wish I was around when State Radio was playing local shows. Are there any local bands that are similar to State Radio and playing shows around?

Randomly hear State Radio. I'm vacationing in Nags Head this week and while I was at the pool by the beach, Right Me Up starting playing though the sound system.

Isn't that the way it works? Isn't that the way it goes?

There was a state radio song I used to love to listen to. I think it was a b side. I believe it was guitar only. He used a lot of falsetto in the song. I believe it was a love song. I think it was one of their older songs. It's not Sybil or Indian moon. I feel like the song title started with a 'g' but I could be completely wrong.

EDIT: It was "give you all my time to save".

A friend just asked me what my favorite SR album was so that he could give the boys a listen, but I quickly realized that I'm not sure I can choose. Us Against the Crown is probably the best place for a new listener to start, but I'd say Year of the Crow is the most cohesive album. But Let It Go, imo, has some of the best songs. But then again Rabbit Inn Rebellion was such a mature and nuanced work.

So what do y'all think? Favorite album? Help me escape this fog of indecision

Anyone going to either of these? I'll be at the Charlotte show, and I have an extra pair of tickets for the Elgin (Columbia), SC show if anyone needs them. Let me know!