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Thinking Plague will perform at the Seaprog Festival in Seattle on June 30th

Visit the Seaprog website for more details

We'll be playing a couple of shows in the Denver area before our trip to the Pacific Northwest. Below is a complete listing of all upcoming shows with the dates and times:

  June 2 - Walnut Room - 3131 Walnut Street - Denver, Colorado 80205 (303) 295-1868 (with Hamster Theatre)

June 15 - Mercury Cafe - 2199 California St. - Denver, CO 80205 (303) 294-9281

June 29 - The Olympia Experimental Music Festival - The Northern - 414 1/2 Legion Way, Olympia, WA 98501

June 30 - Seaprog Festival - Columbia City Theatre - 4916 Rainier Ave S - Seattle WA 98118


We hope to see you at some of these shows. Please tell your friends about them.

We had a successful performance on Sept 22nd, 2012 at the R.I.O. Fest in Carmaux, France.

Here are photos from the show (courtesy of the site ProgRockFoto)

We were honoured to be invited. Thanks to everyone who came out to see us.

Thinking Plague's new CD, entitled "Decline and Fall", the 6th studio album by the band, was released at the beginning of this year. The CD was mixed by Bob Drake and Mike Johnson in the fall of 2011, and is now available from Cuneiform.

A sample of one of the tracks Sleeper Cell Anthem can be found here

You can click here to order a copy. You can also get it from many of your favourite vendors.

Here is the official press release from Cuneiform about the new album.

There is also a recent interview with Mike about the album at the Rocktologist

And another recent interview at the Ragazzi website

Meanwhile, Thinking Plague (with sister band Hamster Theatre) completed a "mini-tour" in November 2011, which included successful shows at the Cuneifest in Baltimore and The Stone in New York as well as a show and an interactive "living room" concert in Philadelphia.

Here's a review of Cuneifest by Rafaella Berry

Here's a review of our show at The Stone by JG Thirwell

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