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From Friday 03 January 2003

Ataris exclusive

Punktastic has been told by a credible source that The Ataris album ‘So Long, Astoria‘ will feature a re-released version of ‘I Won’t Spend Another Night Alone’. The record, released in the UK on February 14, is also believed to have 11 tracks, featuring

No Sleep Til Cheltenham

One of January’s best tours involves some of the hottest Anglo-Dutch action you’ll see this side of the Amsterdam red light district! The Travoltas, Route 215 and The Bombjacks are to hit the streets next month, brought to you by those

Ataris go emo!

The Ataris have pushed forward the UK release of their new ‘So Long, Astoria‘ record to Valentines Day, February 14. It comes out in the US two weeks later.

BFS get UK street team

Bowling For Soup have started a brand new online UK street team, check it out right here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BFSUKTeam/

Go on, face tomorrow

Dutch post-hardcore band Face Tomorrow will follow up their AFI support slots with a headlining tour next month. Check them out at: 5th Feb: Swindon The Furnace 6th feb: Manchester The Retro Bar 8th Feb: London TBA

The second best tour of the year

The Ataris are a-coming… check them out on the following dates in February: Saturday 15th Brighton Concorde Sunday 16th Leicester Charlotte Monday 17th Newport ÂTJs Tuesday 18th Birmingham Academy 2 Wednesday 19th Glasgow Garage Thursday 20th Nottingham Rock City Friday 21st Manchester ÂMDH Saturday 22nd London ÂMean Fiddler Sunday 23rd

NoComply tour in March

NoComply are to head out on a UK tour in March. At the minute I only know that they are playing Scunthorpe Baths Hall, but as soon as I have all the dates I will let you know.

AFI sing their sorrows

AFI will release their first album for Dreamworks on March 24 in the UK. The release is obviously preceeded by two UK dates, on Feb 4 in Sheffield and Feb 7 in London. The London date is now sold out. Face Tomorrow

Thursday 02 January 2003

And the winner is…

The winner of the Lucky 7 competition to design a flyer is the mysteriously named Caz HW, who walks away with tickets, posters and a copy of the bands new CD. An email has been sent Caz, check your inbox! The winners of the

Kenisia – Nothing To Say

Kenisia release this, their second full length album on Household Name, and as you might expect, it’s packed full of ska-core riffery and rousing sax lines. But can it really cut the mustard? All the ingredients are there, and as the first track ‘Why Do