Lorne and I have a list on Netflix for nature documentaries that feature some good herd movement. American Bison are his favorite. He stares at the TV with such intensity. By now I think he understands they are not together dimensionally. But that just makes him more fixated and somehow dissolving all laws of physics to get at them. He always goes to check behind the TV eventually. As if they are going to run out the other side. Then goes back to staring and drooling. He’s just so happy to get to maaaaybe or should I say he’s so ...opportunistic. ok LORNE. you have to let it go. THEY ARE NOT IN THE THIRD DIMENSION. you cannot. no. not even the little one.

Last Friday on the Local Beat was once more an abbreviated show as NC State Baseball played Boston College for the opening game of a three match series was broadcasted on WKNC.  However the one hour we did have was put to good use as Fuquay-Varina band Whiskey Kills the Butterflies stopped by to chat and play some live tunes.  WKtB is a relatively unknown band, having been around for just a little over a year but are currently in the process of recording their debut EP which should hit the streets in the next couple of months.  We chatted about that new EP as well as the history of the band while touching on the bands overall sound and evolution since the fellas came together.   The guys also played five songs for us which you can hear and download through the Local Beat ReverbNation page and the music player on the right.  If you want to see WKtB you are in luck: the band is playing two local shows in May on the 15th at the Berkley Cafe and May 27th at the Six String Cafe in Cary.  Below is the interview as well as the videos from all the songs: Whiskey Kills the Butterflies on the Local Beat 4/23/10 The Local Beat w/ Adam Kincaid: Whiskey Kills the Butterfly "The Exchange Rate Stomp(Live)" from Wolf TV on Vimeo.

Currently, all eyes are on the candidates for Student Body President: -Amber Joyner -Anup Engineer -Adam Cloninger -Andrew Swanson -Jim Ceresnak -Kornelius Bascombe State of State will be doing its part by airing the entire debate live.  So be sure to tune in on Monday night from 6-8 at 88.1 FM or online at wknc.org to hear what next year's student leaders have to say for themselves.