The Logan will be going into the studio with Time Again frontman Daniel Dart to produce their 4th release.  Tentatively titled: Tell the Truth, and Stop Dessing Like and Asshole.

Less than two years removed from playing their first concert, The Logan has pushed far and wide to strike an original sound, presentation, and message.  Like the marathon rehearsals used to inspire the songs on BASH!, the record swoops in and out of punk rock themes, blending in a sometimes lonely piano with a melancholy acoustic guitar to create an album with a painted vision in mind for the listener.  Fist raising group anthems still have the substance of a personal 'me to you' letter.  The record grows on the listener and seems perfectly atypical to the current themes today.

"I'm a pretty hopeful guy, with idyllic views on how life can be," explains Conor, the lead singer, "but then again, I can also be pretty torn up about what's going on right in front of me."  Present time anxiety mixed with big-picture dreaming certainly comes through on tracks like Clothes Make the Man and With the Wheels on Fire.  Cirilo Rios, bassist, thinks, "BASH! seems to become more and more important to the listener over time.  To me, that's the mark of timelessness."