4/24 UPDATE: Signals Midwest vinyl is in and will start shipping over the next few days!

4/19 UPDATE: Dikembe vinyl is in and will start shipping this weekend. Signals Midwest vinyl will be in next week and will start shipping soon after. Email confirmations will go out when your package ships. Thanks for your patience!

4/10: Guys and gals, first off, we're done answering mailorder questions on Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, etc. It's just too much to try and handle questions spread across so many sites. If you have a specific order question please just email us (info@tinyengines.net) and we will hit you right back. 

As far as represses for Dikembe "Broad Shoulders" and SMW "Latitudes And Longitudes" we were originally told they were supposed to ship at the end of March but obviously that has not happened. Now we have been told they won't ship to us until late April. Check the timeline for what has transpired below.

* Repress orders placed on Jan 22nd. We were given a 5 - 7 weeks turnaround time.

* Pre-orders go live on Feb 14th.

* On March 11th (about 7 weeks after order was placed) after an order status inquiry we were told it would be an additional two weeks and the orders would be completed during the week of March 25th.

* Two weeks after that deadline, we were told once again they would be pushed back EVEN more and we were given an April 29th completion date. That's 14 weeks total ... twice the amount that we were originally told.

In regards to pre-orders for State Lines "For The Boats" and Dikembe "Chicago Bowls" this is exactly why they have not gone live. We hate these long waits and it's not fair to you guys. Believe us when we say we are exploring ALL our future options and we apologize for the inconvenience. As soon as we know more we will update you. Thanks for your patience and support. And anytime, email us (info@tinyengines.net) and we'll be glad to help.

Save Ends Joins Tiny Engines

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Tiny Engines (Dikembe, Restorations, Tigers Jaw) is excited to welcome Boston's Save Ends to their burgeoning roster. The band will head into the studio later this month with Jay Maas(Title Fight, Transit, Polar Bear Club) to record their debut LP for Fall release on Tiny Engines. The upcoming LP will follow up the band's highly acclaimed 2012 EP, Strength Vs. Will, which is available for name-your-price download on Bandcamp. You can also read a Track-By-Track feature for Strength Vs. Will on Alternative Press.

Featuring ex-members of No Trigger and Making It Right, Save Ends officially formed in the Summer of 2010. But, the group of friends were well acquainted beforehand, entrenched in an epic battle of Dungeons & Dragons together that is ongoing still. The band quickly wrote, recorded and released their debut EP, 2010's Ten Or Better. Fast forward two years later to 2012'sStrength Vs. Will and the band's sharp melodic songwriting had reached new, memorable heights. Complete with piano, dual male/female vocals and nerd-core lyrical content, Save Ends prepares to unleash their music far and wide, and bring harmony back to this world.

The band will be playing the Banquets record release show in late May.

Upcoming Show
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MAY 26 - Allston, MA @ Obrien's Pub - Banquets Record Release Show w/ Banquets, The Stereo State, Crimes, Great Lakes USA (acoustic)

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Dikembe - Debut New Song / Tracking Sophomore Album for Fall Release on Tiny Engines

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Gainesville, FL's Dikembe will begin tracking for their sophomore full-length this weekend. The LP is tentatively scheduled for a Fall 2013 release on Tiny Engines. The band has released a 360° panoramic video of one of the new songs which you can view HERE. The video was directed by Jeremy Silveira.

In other band news, the 2nd pressing of the band's highly acclaimed debut full-length, Broad Shoulders, is available for Pre-Order and will be shipping in a matter of weeks. The second pressing is limited to 500 copies on four colorways (105 Red / Yellow Starburst (Splatter effect), 120 Opaque Sunflower Yellow, 130 Opaque River Blue, 145 Opaque Pomegranate Red). To stream Broad Shoulders in its entirety, go to Tiny Engines' Bandcamp or Soundcloud.

The band recently teamed up with Alternative Press to premiere the video for "We Could Become River Rats" from Broad Shoulders. The video was also directed by Jeremy Silveira.

And last but certainly not least, Dikembe's debut release, Chicago Bowls, is about to be released on vinyl for the very first time. Tiny Engines will release a remastered version of the 4-song EP on 7" vinyl (rolling papers not included). Pre-orders coming this month. Everbody get spliffed!

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RUN FOREVER: On Tour in April + May w/ Dads, Pity Sex

Tiny Engines To Release New 7" From Frontier(s)

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Tiny Engines (Dikembe, Restorations, Tigers Jaw) is excited to welcome Louisville, KY's Frontier(s) to the family. The band will be recording 3-4 songs next week for a new 7", to be released later this year on the Carolina-based label.

Frontier(s) features former Elliott / Falling Forward front man Chris Higdon and Matt Wieder (guitar) of Mouthpiece / The Enkindels. The new 7" will follow up the band's debut LP, There Will Be No Miracles Here, issued on Arena Rock and No Sleep in 2010. The band is set to record once again with Elliott / Wax Fang drummer Kevin Ratterman (My Morning Jacket, Young Widows, Coliseum) at La La Land Studios in the band's hometown of Louisville, KY.

Much like the city it calls home, Frontier(s) is hopelessly Midwestern. Louisville never accepted east or west coast definitions of post-anything, and the quartet is no different. Serrating guitars, tightly wound bass, and dime-stop drums are the brick to Higdon's mortar as he switches between airy tones and boot-shaking roar. The band channels enough hardcore angst and Husker Du-style buzzsaw guitar to make even the most jaded scenester flip their wig, while featuring pounding rhythms and a swirling wall of sound that land the listener somewhere smack in the middle of post-punk England and Washington D.C.'s Revolution Summer.