Recorded at the album release celebration for “The Haunting” (2004) at 12th and Porter, the new live album is called “Dreamland” and has been the source of rumors among their fans for nearly 20 years. Bassist-vocalist and co-founder Scot Evans says, “At the time we were making a bumpy transition from physical products to download-only albums, so

Recorded at the album release celebration for “The Haunting” (2004) at 12th and Porter, the new live album is called “Dreamland” and has been the source of rumors among their fans for nearly 20 years. Bassist-vocalist and co-founder Scot Evans says, “At the time we were making a bumpy transition from physical products to download-only albums, so it made more sense to shelve the live album and focus on new studio projects while the industry sorted itself out.” Now, with all the streaming platforms solidly in place, the band decided it’s time. “That weekend was a high point on an amazing creative journey,” says writer-vocalist and co-founder Jeff Holmes. “The band was overflowing with creative energy and musical mischief. We couldn’t get everyone together on stage very often, so it was pure exhilaration when we did.”