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From Thursday 27 November 2003

Limbeck

Paul: “Hi, if you could introduce yourself and what you do in the band that would be great!” Patrick: “Hey, my name is patrick and i play guitar and sing a bit. There’s also robb who sings a lot and plays guitar as well, Matt plays the drums and percussion

Limbeck

Paul: “Hi, if you could introduce yourself and what you do in the band that would be great!” Patrick: “Hey, my name is patrick and i play guitar and sing a bit. There’s also robb who sings a lot and plays guitar as well, Matt plays the drums and percussion

Jude The Obscure – The Coldest Winter

Jude The Obscure are from Grimsby. Sadly it’s Grimsby, Ontario, Canada and not North East Lincolnshire, home to fish, fish and more fish. Oh, and me. Still, it’s cool to think that bands can come out of small towns and bleak places and have some

Snuff – Stoke Club Jaxx

Right then, before I start I should mention that this gig was actually at The Sugarmill, Stoke-on-Trent. I was a bit concerned at the start of the night, 8.15 and about 15 people in the venue. This doesn

Just to clarify

Frenzal Rhomb and Roger Miret and the Disasters have finally officially been confirmed as supports for the Dropkick Murphys on their Feb/March UK tour.

Updated

Bit of an update on the closure of MP3.com and the CNET takeover. Click ‘discuss this item’ to read the mailout.

Latitude Blue – Searching For Perfect

Yuk. This record sucks. If this isn’t the perfect example of a band forgetting about the songs in order to create a ‘product’ rather than a record, I don’t know what is. I have no idea who Latitude Blue are – there was no press

Dead Poetic – Four Wall Blackmail

Yet another band I discovered after being recommended them through Punktastic. I’m glad I did, Dead Poetic rock. Coming straight out of Ohio, this foursome are barely out of their teens but have come up with one impressive record, released on Solid State. It

Second split of the day

Submitted: “Sist from Birmingham have split. We have swiftly reformed as ‘The Fall, The Rise‘ and will be releasing our debut CD next year, releasing a video for the track ‘Television Led’ and going on tour with some good friends hopefully in February. People can

Wednesday 26 November 2003

Time of your life

Good Riddance tour for three dates next March: 26.03. UK London – Garage 27.03. UK Newport – TJ’s 28.03. UK Manchester – University