Clips from the show.

Wow, what a night. Absolutely a huge success, we played in front of a packed room at the Empire, received a TON of great feedback, sold all the cds we had and a large portion of our tee shirts, then rocked out watching Lost On Liftoff. Many thanks to all the musicians, music fans and longtime Colepitz fans who came out to hang.

Video and pics coming soon!

Hell... even this guy looks cool in it.

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We really feel that independent artists should work together to help each other get their messages out there for people to see. So we are commissioning work from Zachary Howard at The Empennage for posters/tee shirts for this Fall's shows as well as Troy Morgan who is going to help with some video/film concepts. Zach is quickly becoming well known as one of the most innovative screen printers and artists in New England, and Troy is a hidden gem of an animator living in Los Angeles with a slew of Film Festival awards under his belt already after only 3 published animated shorts.

We have met with these artists, discussed our new music at length and believe they deeply understand the direction we are heading in creatively. What we are doing, as we are already doing with Max Leon, is after these meetings giving them free reign to artistically interpret what our band and music represent to them in their accordant medium.

What we anticipate happening this Fall is posters, tees from Zach, stage banners & scrims from Max. When we have our music completed in Decemeber, we may start looking at video treatments from Troy as well as an up and coming experimental film maker from Brooklyn, NY, Noah Singh. Then, in 2010 we are looking at an another very cool line of tees, posters, etc from all of the above.

Here is some of their work:

Zachary Howard via zacharyehoward.blogspot.com

 Troy Morgan via TroyMorgan.com

 and you may have already seen this, but here's more from Max Leon via MortalityFigure.com

Nice mention in the Portland Phoenix yesterday... Also, the tickets for the show in Allston are selling moderately quickly, believe it or not, so get 'em while you can!  Follow the ticketweb link below.

Colepitz & Acaro
Live at Great Scott
1222 Commonwealth Ave (corner of Harvard and Commonwealth)
Allston, MA 02134

This is Colepitz first show in Boston in ten years, and the only show in Massachusetts in 2009. 20 tickets held back, so only 200 available.

On sale: 09.19 10am

http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=2740734

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For more details, see the blog/tour pages...

Only show in Massachusetts this year: 11/28/09 Great Scott in Allston - Tickets go on Sale Sep. 19th. I will post a link here, as well as a special online code for Colepitz fans to get 20% off door price when they go live. No exaggeration, this is a 220 person venue, and this show WILL sell out. Grab em up early.

...also Colepitz goes into the recording studio December 6th - 9th for 4 song EP. Metal.

After a 10 year hiatus, we are proud to announce that Colepitz is back. We will once again be releasing material, playing live where ever and when ever we can. For a detailed explanation, go to the band blog page... or just watch this: please note, this is a new song teaser as well.  Watch in HD if possible.

Go to http://colepitz.bandcamp.com to download our first album free of charge, in your choice of format.

As a relaunch gift from Colepitz, we are offering the album in its entirety for a limited time. Thank you so much for taking the time to get reacquainted with our debut record, I think you will find it remains fresh even after these ten years have passed.

Here is a launch logo image from Walt Craven. Note: it is an 'ambigram' and reads the same upside down.