Hepcat Dilemma’s legendary rehearsal space at The Farm has been undergoing extensive renovations since the beginning of the year and the work will soon be coming to an end. “It’s been a lot of work,” reported guitarist Bob Loiselle, “but we’ll be back at The Farm in a couple of weeks.” The band has been without a home for several months so they are looking forward to getting back to rehearsing so the work on the new album can continue. They had been practicing at a local artist’s community but the volume had finally become too much and they had to vacate. The Farm originally opened in 1989 as a rehearsal space for Special Ed and Hepcat Dilemma took over the space when Sped disbanded in the early 90’s. It was home for the band for decades until they relocated during the pandemic. Work on the follow up to their critically acclaimed album “Art Imitates Life” will resume once the band has been able to get the remainder of the new songs in shape. “It’s taking longer than we had hoped it would,” says Bob. “We’ve got four or five more songs to record. Once we can get back to work things will fall into place quickly. We’re looking forward to coming back home.” While we are finishing up the renovations and the new album let’s all sit back and relax and enjoy the exploits of our hero Art as he takes a trip through Annie Parkowski’s decidedly peculiar vision of a typical Friday night… click here to get in with Art as the chauffeur has the last word.
