The Christmas holidays are weird, man. Ostensibly, they're about family and fun and food and festivities, but more often they portend arguing with your family about politics - and that mental dance you have to do. The reality of the holidays lies somewhere more liminal, in the space between joy and depression, between excitement and boredom, between "peace on earth and goodwill toward men" and "I think I might murder my entire family." So who better to teach us the true reason for the season than Dude York, a band whose music so often seems to exist in an in-between space of their own? Dude York are funny and serious and earnest and deeply ironic all at the same time. The three friends who comprise the band-Peter Richards (guitar, vocals), Claire ... read more