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From Wednesday 19 November 2003

Brody’s coming back

Posted by Tommy in the forums, The Distillers return in february: 13th Barrowlands, Glasgow (Rescheduled from 11th November) 14th University Union, Leeds 15th Carling Academy, Birmingham

Bye!

Good Riddance tour in March, the only date confirmed so far is at the London Garage on March 26.

www.poindexter.org.uk has 3 new MP3s on offer as a sample to the greatness that is Poindexter. Download two new mp3s from new record ‘The Unbearable Darkness Of Being’ and a golden oldie from the ‘Would Like To Meet’ EP.

Tuesday 18 November 2003

Growing

Ska-punks Grown at Home have the following dates inked in their diaries: 28-Nov-03 The ULU, London Natalie (Lightyear‘s sound engineer)’s leaving party! 29-Nov-03 Staffordshire University, Stafford 08-Dec-03 The Talbot, Stoke with Howards Alias 15-Dec-03 The Rigger, Newcastle under Lyme 15-Jan-04 Eddies No. 8, Birmingham All

BRAAAAAAAAINS!

The Send More Paramedics first album is now out on Vinyl. 500 copies of White Wax released on Violent Change Records. It’s available by E-Mailing Out of Step. In other paramedics new, their new album “The Hallowed & The Heathen” is now out on

Vids

www.punkrockvids.com have new live performances from Taking Back Sunday and No Use For A Name available for download, so catch ’em while they’re hot.

String this out

Strung Out have a brand new website which you can view here.

Wrecked

The new Wrecked zine is now available. It’s the first issue and includes interviews with Howards Alias, Five Knuckle, Captain Everything, Route 215 and Not Katies as well as a few other pieces. If anbyody wants

Snuffed out

Submitted by Tommy: “According to the Wedgewod Rooms site, the Snuff show on Wednesday with Captain Everything, Five Knuckle and When All Else Fails has been cancelled. Not sure if the entire tour’s affected, but the WR gig’s off

A band wanted

FineApple are looking for a band to play with them (ahem) on February 3 in Newcastle at The Cooperage. Anyone who can help out should email P.J.Martin@newcastle.ac.uk