Yesterday we offered some information about Rob Derhaks Ha Ha The Moose project, and today we are happy to share some news from another Derhak brother. John Derhak’s new book Chill Your Cockles, the follow-up to Tales from the moe.Republic, is now available for preorder. Chill Your Cockles features cover art by Rob Derhak and the first 500 copies of the book will be signed by both
of the Derhaks.
Meanwhile, moe. will appear next at Denvers Fillmore Auditorium on January 30 and 31. Tea Leaf Green will open for the group on night one, while Cornmeal will supply support duties in night two.
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Published: 2008/11/25
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