their April Uprising North American Tour. The latter two were co-headlining shows. At the end of the summer, the band returned to Germany for several more festival dates. In 2010, the band won Best Social Action Song from the 9th Annual Independent Music Awards for "Calling All Crows". The band's fourth album Rabbit Inn Rebellion was released on October 23, 2012. Guest appearances on the album include backup vocals by Matt Embree, Darren Buck and Kevin Kinsella, violin by Sarah Parkington on "Take Cover," guitar by Johnny Trauma on "Black Welsh Mountain" and Milt Reeder on "Freckled Mary," and vocals as well as additional lyrics by Mackie Cromwell on "H.A.C.K.I.N. (Yeah Man)." A music video for "Freckled Mary" was released on October 15, 2012, directed by Michael Parks Randa. In September 2013, it was announced on State Radio's website and on their Facebook page that Mike "Maddog" Najarian had left State Radio to pursue a career in finance. Chad wrote, "Above all, he drummed his ass off every night and it was an honor to share the stage with him and feel that mac truck energy coming from the kit." Discography Studio albums Us Against the Crown (2006) The Barn Sessions (2007) Year of the Crow (2007) Let It Go (2009) U.S. #96 Rabbit Inn Rebellion (2012) Live Albums/EPs Live at the Sync (2005) State of Georgia EP (2009) Live At the Brattle Theater (2009) Live At the Boston Pavilion (2011) EPs Flag of the Shiners EP (2002) Simmer Kane EP (2004) Peace Between Nations EP (2005) Wicker Plane EP (2007) Calling All Crows EP (2009) Singles "Gang of Thieves" (2007) "Knights of Bostonia" (2009) Compilation appearances "John Brown" on Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International (2012) In the media The band's song "Keepsake" was featured in the season three finale of Showtime's dark comedy Weeds. "Keepsake" was also featured at the end of the "Bullet" episode of Cold Case, and at the end of the seventh episode of the Hawaii Five-0 reboot. In 2012, Kayem Foods, based in Chelsea, Massachusetts, used State Radio's songs "Right Me Up" and "Sybil I" in a series of hot dog commercials. "Knights of Bostonia" was featured in the beginning of surf cinematographer Taylor Steele's film Innersection. The song was played during the opening section, in memory of Andy Irons. Activism During a tour in support