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Rufio are one in a million

Rufio are celebrating after it was revealed that the band had over 1 million downloads from MP3.com in support of their new record ‘MCMLXXXV’. This is higher than even Linkin Park and virtually unheard of for any independent label band. The band officially

Thursday 03 July 2003

You feeling sick yet?

Submitted by Andy: “Sick Of It All will play King Tuts Wah Wah Hut on October 3rd. Tickets are on sale via Ticketmaster.”

4ft tour

4ft Fingers are set to take in the whole country again when they tour in October. Dates confirmed so far include: Tue 7 BLACKBURN King Georges Hall Wed 8 SCUNTHORPE Baths Hall Thur 9 CLEETHORPES Winter Gardens Sat 11 MIDDLESBOROUGH Town Hall Crypt Sun 12 SCARBOROUGH Kazbah

Hot new video action!

Submitted: “Sugarcult/MCS live stuff from last week is up at www.punkrockvids.com as well as some MU330 from Kingston.”

You’re going down, load

You want new songs? Then get a load of these! Both Piebald and Antifreeze have been writing and recording and have made new songs available for you to get your grubby mits on. Check out new material from Antifreeze and

Keep rolling, rolling, rolling…

Rolling Stone have conducted an interview with MxPx regarding their new album, due out next month. Read what Mike, Yuri and Tom had to say here.

Days of Grace – Demo #1

As Paul said in a recent review, post hardcore ‘screamo’ acts are currently saturating an already jam packed market, and it certainly takes something special for unsigned acts to break through. Of course if you live in America, and have childish good looks, simply knock on Drive Thru’s door

What you’ve all been waiting for

Lars and Rancid discuss their move to a major. Or is it a move? Seems like some kind of backtracking from what I read… anyway, read the Billboard interview here.

Dutch Oven – From Me To You

If we gave marks for persistence, Dutch Oevn would earn a few. To be fair their polite requests checking if we’d received their ‘From Me To You’ demo was quite endearing and never pushy. There’s nothing more annoying that an overbearing band, but showing a caring attitude about

Punktastic gets cheesy

The next issue of Big Cheese comes out next week and it will contain the first ever Punktastic column and band feature! Check out an interview with My Favourite Co-Pilot and a few other little bits and bobs too.