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From Tuesday 28 October 2003

KP say bye

Submitted by Mike: Apparently King Prawn will do one final gig in the UK at the Man Fiddler in London on December 20. Tickets are allegedly available at www.ticketweb.com

MxPx

The Ataris swear by them and Good Charlotte would probably be nothing without them – after 10 years MxPx’s time could well be now… “Timing is everything, and our time is now” – a bold statement if ever there was one, but you can forgive

MxPx

The Ataris swear by them and Good Charlotte would probably be nothing without them – after 10 years MxPx’s time could well be now… “Timing is everything, and our time is now” – a bold statement if ever there was one, but you can

pot that in your journal!

From the firefly mailout: “The COPPERPOT JOURNALS album ‘PILOTS’ is available from us directly now for £9 – cheques payable to Firefly Recordings, Po Box 30179, London, E17 5FE or if you want to wait – it’ll be in the shops from Mon

Monday 27 October 2003

Vanilla Pod – Norwich Waterfront

*This show took place at The Ferryboat* For Gary, Vanilla Pod

The Selecter – Real To Reel

This release on Captain Oi! Records is basically The Selecter doing what they do best – languid ska rhythms, laid-back riffs all held together with Pauline Black’s ethereal vocals. The vast majority of tracks here are what you’d expect from the band, but they do throw up

T.S.O.L. – Divided We Stand

TSOL have been around the block a bit. Forming in the late seventies, the band went through various incarnations and style changes until the original line-up reformed in 1999. (Minus of course the sadly departed Todd Barnes.) In 2001 they released their first

The shape of what punk was supposed to become

Refused are to re-release their entire back catalogue, a new DVD and discs with other rarities in April ’04 on Burning Heart Records.

Spooktastic

Give Up The Ghost tour next month – check out some new album reviews of theirs on this very site very soon… 26th November- Newport TJs w/ Deny Everything 27th November- Derby Victoria Inn W/ The Army Of Flying Robots 28th November- Birmingham Edwards No8 w/ Dead Sun Rising,

Fishtastic

From Epitaph HQ: “Episode 8 of “The Show Must Go Off” featuring the kings of OC ska-punk, a.k.a. Reel Big Fish, hits stores November 18th…just in time for the holidays. This episode takes the DVD series even further. The concert alone clocks in at