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Page 44 – S/T

There’s a very American feel to Page 44‘s latest four-tracker. I got the impression the Redditch-based band were heavily influenced by that contemporary emo/pop-punk sound, perhaps with an English tint, a bit like My Awesome Compilation. Despite being relatively unknown, to me at

The Photo Atlas – No, Not Me, Never

There’s a Fugazi/Bloc Party-esque feel to this record, a re-release with an extra track. Stolen Transmission are the label responsible for this record’s re-birth, and truth be told it’s a half decent one. The At The Drive In-esque din of ‘Electric Shock’ and ‘Cutback’ emphasise

The Wonder Years

Paul: Hi! Please tell us who you are and what you do in the band! TWY: Hey! We’re The Wonder Years. Dan sings and runs around like an idiot on fire while we play, Josh plays bass and kicks kids with his special order, size 16 Dunks

The Wonder Years

The Steinways – Missed the Boat

Someone once said ‘if it’s not fun, it’s not worth doing’. It may have been Homer Simpson, I’m not too sure. Either way, it’s a statement that tends to apply to most aspects of life, and in music it’s no different. Sometimes you need a

No longer a loved one

Submitted by Ross: Spider has left The Loved Ones.

Buried

Bury Your Dead vocalist Mat Bruso has left the band.

Down I Go – This Is Disastercore

London’s seizurecore mob Down I Go are back with This is Disastercore, a collection of songs that deal with topics possessing a collective death toll to rival even Commando. With their first album, This is Dinocore, they presented an interesting proposition – silly songs played seriously –

Glass go Smile songs

Glass go Smile has two new songs for download at www.myspace.com/glassgosmile

Friday 29 December 2006

Free Shikari

Enter Shikari‘s “The Mothership” is the single of the week on itunes and can be downloaded free in your itunes.