tuesday, january 27th, 2004
Is Grace Enough is pleased to announce that following months of shopping around for a label to put out their forthcoming EP, their search has come to an end. East End Industries, who have worked with Somehow Hollow (ex Grade) and Ruins (currently boysnightout), will be releasing the band's latest five song effort "Cross Your Heart and Hope to Die" in late February.

For those interested in getting an early taste of the new songs on the cd, all five tracks on the EP are now available for streamed audio listening exclusively in the 'Music' section on the band's purevolume.com site at http://www.purevolume.com/IsGraceEnough .

IGE will be headlining Tuesday night's all ages show at Club SAW (67 Nicholas St) on February 3rd. Admission is $8 at the door and doors open at 6 30pm. Also included on the bill are Fear Before the March of Flames (Equal Vision), Salt the Earth (Anxiety Recs), and locals Trials of Judea (ex Fifth Grade Hero). Get there early, and be sure to check out the band's new tshirts and pins at their merch table.

Is Grace Enough would like to thank everybody that came out to their last three shows in Kemptville, Aylmer, and Carleton Place. The band would like to especially thank team McFadden of One Last Gift for including them on the bill at yet another killer Kemp-town show, Chris Bonavia for sticking them on the line up in Aylmer, and Matt for having them down to rock the house in Carleton Place.

Finally, the band would like to personally thank Jon Desilva and Dead Tree Design for designing and developing a brand new layout for their official site. The site is now almost one hundred percent functional and can be accessed directly through the band's new domain at www.isgraceenough.com .

Updates to the site include the release of the new EP online in the audio section, the new show listing in the shows section, pics of the band in action in Aylmer in the pics section, the updated IGE swag available for sale in the merch section, and the revised biography in the bio section.


friday, january 2nd, 2004
Is Grace Enough need your help. Following the show at the orbital room in Oakville two weeks ago, drummer Will Plummer's cymbal case (containing over $1000 worth of cymbals) was left behind and has since still not been recovered. The black zippered case was left by the bar and contained a Zildjian A 16" Crash cymbal, a Zildjian 16" China Boy cymbal, a Zildjian Z Custom 17" Crash cymbal, a Zildjian Z Custom 20" Ride cymbal, and two Sabian Pro 13" mini hi-hats. Anyone with any information regarding the whereabouts of the missing equipment is urged to email the band at [email protected].

Is Grace Enough have released a second single from their forthcoming EP. Again exclusively through purevolume.com, the single "mathxrock" is now available for streamed listening in the band's audio section. The band is expected to finally announce a release date for the much anticipated EP in the following weeks.

The band is also pleased to announce two more upcoming dates over the next two weeks.

Is Grace Enough will be returning to the Masonic Hall (311 Van Buren St) in Kemptville on Friday, January 9th. Doors open at 6 30pm, with IGE taking the stage at about 9 30pm. The show is all ages, and is $7 at the door. Also included on the bill will be hartsfield, One Last Gift, Springfield, Personal Vendetta (ex-Best Before Yesterday), and Sympozium. Directions to the hall are available here.

IGE will also be playing at the Belmont Community Centre (26 Belmont Stin Aylmer, PQ on Friday, January 16th. Doors open at 6pm and admission is $5. Also slated to play are If Tomorrow Comes, Outnumbered, Another Redemption, and Arcane Evisceration (ex Dr. Satan). Directions and set times to come.

Finally, Is Grace Enough would like to thank everybody that came out to their last three shows in Manotick, Ottawa, and Oakville. IGE would like to especially thank Nick DC of Asymmetric Productions for adding them to the bill for the pre-Xmas bash at Club SAW, Steph Colford of the Bella Bombs for including the band on the Nightmare Before Christmas bill in Manotick, and Adam from rosesdead for having them down for a great time in Oakville.

Updates to the site include the newest single "mathxrock" released on the bands purevolume.com site in the audio section link, and the two new show happenings in the shows section. Expect a slew of new pictures of the band both in action and on the road to come next update.