Perpetual Groove's fourth studio album, Heal, is now available for purchase exclusively through Perpetual Groove's new BandBox store here.. The album can be purchased as a digital download in MP3 format for the low cost of $7.99, or you can bundle your digital copy with a physical copy of the album for an all in price of $20.00. If you just want to order the physical copy of the album, you can do that too for $14.99. And don't forget, this first pressing of the album includes a special 3D lenticular insert of the album artwork. You order will be shipped within 24 hours of processing and a shipping & handling fee of $3.50 will be included in your total checkout cost. After placing your order, you will be emailed a receipt of purchase as well as directions for downloading.

In addition to Heal, we have added Perpetual Groove's previous releases to the new download store, all featuring the new reduced price of $7.99. Also of note: Perpetual Groove's live recordings are making their way to the new download store, available for $9.99. Look for more additions to be added soon. Heal should be available through traditional outlets like iTunes and Amazon in the coming weeks, but we greatly appreciate your sales here on the .com as profits go directly to the band and not to a third party vendor. Physical copies of Heal are available at shows, online through http://www.pgroove.com and very shortly, through The Home Grown Music Network.

Be sure to visit the band's viral widget, where you can stream the album, view photos of the recording sessions, and watch a special video produced by the band. Help spread the word about Perpetual Groove's new album by clicking the share button and you can publish the widget to all of your social networking sites and share the album with your friends! We thank you for your support and we hope you enjoy the new album!

Perpetual Groove's fourth studio effort, "Heal," will be available for sale exclusively through http://www.pgroove.com on January 11th. The album, which was recorded in Athens early last year, is the first to feature new keyboardist John Hruby. The physical edition of "Heal" features a limited edition cover, featuring the album artwork in lenticular form. This edition is limited to the first pressing and will not be made available on subsequent re-pressings of the album, so don't hesitate to place your order. The album will be available for sale digitally through Perpetual Groove's website as well as in bundled form with the physical album. And the record should start showing up in iTunes, Amazon, and other digital distribution hubs over the course of the next couple of weeks. You can save a little dough however by purchasing direct from the band as we are lowering the price of all digital albums sold through the site to $7.98. "Heal" will also be for sale at all upcoming Perpetual Groove shows at the merchandise table for $15.00.

Heal was recorded at Chase Park Transduction studios in Athens, GA. The album was produced and engineered by David Barbe (Drive by Truckers, Cracker) who also produced Brock Butler's latest solo effort, "Lately Here Though." The album features mostly newer material, including the instrumental track "Honey Cut" and the Hruby-led "40 Roses," the first Perpetual Groove album track to feature someone other then lead singer Brock Butler on lead vocals. Each successive studio album is always a journey for the musicians and the end product usually reflects this, "Heal" is no different. You won't find any swelling synthesizers or loops on the compositions contained within, in their place, a focus on songwriting, themes, and an overall "timeless" quality to the sonic landscape of Perpetual Groove.

Service fees tacked on to ticket purchases have long been a source of grumbling from concertgoers everywhere. With some fees totaling upwards to a third of the original base ticket price, it's not surprising that many fans choose not to buy advance tickets, waiting instead and taking a chance on buying tickets at the door on the day of the show. After much debate with Live Nation over this trend, moe. was able to strike a deal with the company for a special promotion on the first day of ticket sales for their Atlanta shows. On January 8th, Live Nation is waiving all service fees on moe. Atlanta tickets. Tell all your friends and make sure as many of you as possible participate. The powers that be at Live Nation will be watching and success with this promotion could mean moe. might have the ability to request similar on-sale deals with other venues across the country.

Bigger bands have taken on the ticketing agencies in the past with some success, and any stride we make as a band toward a more reasonable and fair ticketing experience is an important one. But we cannot do it without our fans. Put it on your calendar, tell your friends, post it on your facebook status but whatever you do MAKE SURE and buy your Tabernacle tickets SERVICE FEE FREE on January 8th. Remember: this is only on the very first day of on-sale. We'd like to thank Live Nation for working with us on this venture.

December 16th, the last day of exams in Athens is about to get a little bit better with the announcement that Brock Butler will be performing a special solo show at The Rye Bar in downtown Athens. Brock is scheduled to pick up the guitar around 10PM, but do come out early for the as yet to be announced support act. Admission is $5.00 for those over 21.

Damien Perry & The Sonic Suns will be opening the show for Perpetual Groove on December 30th at The Variety Playhouse. Damien has been a regular fixture at Perpetual Groove NYE shows, but this year, we'll be turning up dial a bit with the debut of his new side project which features his brother Adam and Albert Suttle on drums.