On Saturday, Quagmire Swim Teams Buzz sat-in with another emerging band, Continuum. Buzz was actually on his yearly family vacation to Ocean City, MD and randomly met a fan who happened to play in Continuum, and they drove him to the gig for a guest appearance on the Talking Heads’ ‘Life During Wartime’ (which Quagmire has also performed in the past) and a Continuum original (‘Uncle Nanwan’). The show was near Ocean City, MD and was Continuum’s CD Release Party. In other Quagmire news, the band is currently off the road while they work on new material and upcoming releases — including a DVD. Although the venue has not yet been announced, Quagmire is planning its annual hometown Thanksgiving Eve concert in Harrisburg, PA.
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