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Finch

By Aaron Ladage

Published on August 19, 2008 at 1:00pm

As the popular saying goes, there's no me in indefinite hiatus ... or something like that. After a nearly three-year break, the members of Finch — or at least a three-fifths majority — seem to have patched up their differences long enough to record a new EP and take on a full summer of touring.

Details:

Finch, with Scary Kids Scaring Kids, From First to Last and Tickle Me Pink. Monday, August 25,at the Bottleneck.

Despite the departure of a few key players (including standout drummer Marc Allen), lead singer Nate Barcalow and his patent-pending Cookie Monster growl are still in charge, fulfilling the wet dreams of the emo faithful far and wide.

"Letters To You" by Finch