See You Next Tuesday Now Seeing People Again

See You Next Tuesday, the only grindcore band with a name that always reminds you of your mom, recently reunited for Don’t Call it a Fest III in in Detroit, Michigan. I was bummed I couldn’t be in Detroit to see them, but I am now less bummed, because it seems that, as is so often this case, this one-off reunion show was just the beginning.

Says the band:

“Well I suppose this can be considered our ‘official statement’. All four of us sat down last night over tacos and beers to discuss what to do from here. The reunion set at Don’t Call It A Fest was only meant to be a one time thing. What we didn’t expect was to have as much fun as we did. And we didn’t expect all the support that we received. Everyone from our past came out of the woodwork and it was a taste of a life we used to live that we all missed.

“So since we all had such a great time discovering something we all had forgotten, and after taking all the time to relearn the majority of our songs, we have decided to keep going and stay together.

“As far as future plans, we pretty much are just going to go with the flow. We all have grown up lives now outside of the band, so it can’t be put first like we used to. We talked about writing and possibly putting something out. Nothing set in stone as of yet. We are open to playing shows when we all have time to do so. Definitely no extensive touring. But we would be open to small couple day runs if real life permits.

“So in short, we are back. Hopefully have some new stuff for you to listen to in the next year or so and maybe some shows. Thanks a lot from all of us!”

Yay! This is excellent news for grind fans and their moms. Even if the band is (understandably) only reuniting in a limited capacity, that’s better than nuthin’, right? So hopefully we’ll be seeing a lot more of See You Next Tuesday in the not-too-distant future.

In the meantime, celebrate by blasting the band’s 2007 release, Parasite, and breaking some shit, won’t you?

[via Lambgoat]