The unstoppable wave of Clawjob media coverage has begun, as two of Boston's major news outlets have devoted entire rainforests' worth of paper to profiles of the band and their new release, Manifest Destiny.

The Boston Phoenix calls Clawjob "bookish gents" with "unnerving tendenc[ies]" who work at a "very, very slow pace," and their article is complemented by an exclusive photo of the band taken by a famous Phoenix photographer.

The Weekly Dig says "vagueness [was not] a priority" for Clawjob when recording their new release of "reflections on... blind optimism!"

This extravagant praise in the press has fueled the increasingly rabid demand for the EP: used copies of Manifest Destiny are already selling secondhand for twice as much as the original price on clawjob.com, only one day after the record's release! Says Clawjob's Secretary of T-Shirt and Commemorative Plate Sales Donald Rumsfeld, "Are Clawjob CDs worth a lot of money? Yes. Are we surprised people are willing to pay for quality? No. Should people buy their copy from the Clawjob store and save some cash? Maybe."

Those wishing to join in the Clawjob press orgy can find a template here.

Those wishing to join in something approximating an actual Clawjob orgy can attend Clawjob's Night of Sweltering Heat Manifest Destiny release show!



POSTED BY CLAWJOB, 12:45 PM EST 00000104