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New Single Release and Scene Magazine Battle of the Bands!!

Submitted by nauticalmileband on Sat, 11/05/2011 - 16:26

Hey friends and fans! I think this is our first official blog update on our beautiful new website, and I've got some great news to share with you all. Our brand new single "Face You", recorded at the Blasting Room Studios up in Fort Collins, is going to be available for FREE at our Single Release Show -- Thursday November 10th at the Marquis Theater in Denver, where we will also be celebrating Della's Full Length CD Release. So come check it out and support your local music!

NM is off to the studio!!!!!!

Submitted by nauticalmileband on Thu, 05/17/2012 - 14:24

Friends!!!!

Spring Update!

Submitted by nauticalmileband on Thu, 04/05/2012 - 15:44

Hi Friends!!
Wanted to give you an update on what is next for Nautical Mile! We have a ton of new shows posted and more to come! First off is one of our favorites in Fort Collins FOCO MX where 300+ bands play over the weekend of April 13th & 14th! Please check out our show page to get more details. Then, we will be joining Air Dubai and Beats Noir at The Fox in Boulder on April 19th! So many great shows! Don't miss out!

Jordan!!!!

Submitted by nauticalmileband on Thu, 02/09/2012 - 11:10

Ladies & Gentlemen!
We would like to introduce our new bassist Jordan to the band. He is a great addition to Nautical Mile and GREAT things are in store for the future! NEW MUSIC, NEW SHOWS, AND A NEW SITE COMING SOON! Be sure to check back with us to see the photo session we did with Abby Mae Photography. Nautical Mile will be in full force this year!
Cheers!
Janaya

Colorado Music Buzz Album Review - Invisible Ink

Submitted by jappareti on Fri, 06/24/2011 - 12:59

Nautical Mile: Invisible Ink [EP]

by Guy Errickson
thenakedstage.Net
GErrickson@ColoradoMusicBuzz.com

Scene Magazine Album Review - Invisible Ink

Submitted by jappareti on Mon, 06/20/2011 - 13:25

By Devin Morse

At first, it’s a little hard to measure Nautical Mile. Imagine what Evanescence would sound like if they fully grasped the concepts of scales, chords and creative song structure. Add to this some catchy vocal melodies, a few well-placed pick slides, and a healthy amount of talent, and Invisible Ink will move you by at least some measurable distance.