Sharing. It's a word that we learned from TV when we were kids, and from our parents too if we were lucky. And now we have the internet, where everything flies around and gets shared all nice-like. Beautiful, isn't it? Makes you want to hug Big Bird.
Without this tech-sharing, a guy in Chapel Hill named Ned with a fantastic internet-only radio show called No Love For Ned might never have heard of us. And he might never have come to our show in Durham last Saturday. And not gotten our CD. And then couldn't have played "Things You Never Said" on his show (which you can hear this week by clicking the "current show" link on his site). We're in some pretty heady company on the setlist, rubbing audio elbows with Sparks, Kingsbury Manx, Blondie, Califone, Blonde Redhead and Brian Eno.
And not only do we get played on his show, but we now know about this treasure. This guy has amazing taste in music. And by "amazing", I mean "the same as us". But that's obvious.
The Positions are a six-piece indiepop band from Washington DC. We worship at the altar of the pop single.