Bill Picture wrote about us again in the San Francisco Chronicle's Pop Beat:

Pants Pants Pants is kicking off the new year with a series of "boom-box shows." The audience at the indie-tronic trio's gig Friday at Bottom of the Hill will get to experience the band's music in poor man's surround-sound. Fans are being asked to bring their ghetto blasters (or radios of any size) with them to the show, as Pants Pants Pants will broadcast portions of its songs to the radios in the audience via an FM transmitter. Pants Pants Pants recently started placing an independent, third-channel amplifier at the back of venues when it plays to create, as the band puts it, "multidimensional layered sound." The addition of the audience-provided radios brings the total number of channels to five. What does that mean? Unlike traditional shows, where the sound is directed at the audience from the stage in front, the music at this show can come at you from any direction and from anywhere in the club -- including the bar, the smoking patio or even the bathroom. So the audience will be immersed in sound. Go to www.pantspantspants.biz to get more information.