Imaginary Baseball League No Longer Exists... Wait A Second...

Well... a non-existant band has broken up. It sorta feels like not having The Unicorns anymore. The darlings from the South, Imaginary Baseball League, after months of inactivity, have thrown in the towel. A post on their website (from October 9th... I stopped checking it since then because they hadn't been updating) informed the world that after the bassist had quit the band, and after a plan to come back with two additional members, everything fell through. Creative tension is cited as one of the many reasons, and it seems the break up may have been ugly. Anyway... for some good new, they promised to release 10 or so recorded tracks and put them up on the site. I sort of hope they do the same for the old material, including the out of print EP. The post also brought hope for seeing new projects from some of the members. Singer and eulogy writer Aaron Robinson already has a MySpace with a few solo things. It has some really nice solo acoustic stuff... you should all check it out.

Another one bites the dust:

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Imaginary Baseball League