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From Monday 21 June 2004

The guy from the OC would love this news

Death Cab For Cutie have a new website up at www.deathcabforcutie.com

Rise

Rise Against has announced that August 10 will be the release date for their upcoming full length ‘Siren Song of the Counter Culture’.

Dina – Work The Switch

Dina sound like a cross between The Killerest Expression and Eighty Six (RIP), so the Yellowcard-loving pop-punk kids should probably stop reading now. Released on the JSNTGM Records imprint, the band, based in Liverpool, have a gritty, yet melodic, slant on their

Sunday 20 June 2004

Hundred Reasons to leave Sony

Taken from www.punknews.org: “Surrey based post-hardcore five-piece Hundred Reasons are leaving Sony Records, according to a recent article in Kerrang Magazine. A spokesman is quoted: “Both parties are looking to end the contract. Hopefully, the situation will be resolved soon.” The band is currently on the road

Pie in the sky

They’re on the Punktastic Summer Tour next month, so check out Piebald‘s new website at www.piebald.com

Girls and Graves are pretty

Pretty Girls Make Graves are a late addition to the Reading/Leeds Festival bill.

Randal Grave – No Brain, No Pain

Brazil is probably best known for Samba, hot women and football. But things may well be changing. It would seem that Punktastic is getting out and about, as this week I received CDs from Slovenia and the South American footballing mecca itself. Randal Grave

The quote is Ace

So it would seem like Ace Enders’ (The Early November) solo album will come out after all…””Okay everyone, I know this has all been confusing, but it’s going to be worth it. The I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business CD IS COMING OUT!

Sugarcult – Camden Underworld

It

Jesus was sexy

Submitted by Jim: “the jesus years are putting out our new 5 track EP on The Audacious Art Experiment. This should be out within a month or so. Check www.theauadaciousartexperiment.com & www.thejesus years.co.uk for updates.”