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From Saturday 19 June 2004

Stories get written out by a comet

Stories and Comets release their new album ‘Time To Write You Out’ on Deck Cheese Records on July 26. The band tour like you’ve never seen them tour before to celebrate the launch, so click ‘discuss this item’ for all the dates.

Equal Vision get generous

From the EV mailout: “In anticipation of Alexisonfire‘s extraordinary sophomore album, entitled Watch Out! (in stores June 29th), we’re offering a one-time-only, limited edition Alexisonfire t-shirt to the first 100 people who preorder the album from Interpunk or Smartpunk. Tuesday,

I am the best!

Belvedere have a video for the track “slaves to the pavement” up at http://belvedere.welovetorock.com/ while Thursday have their vid for ‘For The Workforce Drowning’ up at www.thursday.net

Four Clever Kids go on tour and bring the rock!

Four Dumb Kids lay down their claim for Britain’s hardest touring bands by taking in a wolloping 23 dates in July alone! Click ‘discuss this item’ for the lowdown!

Punktastic Un-Scene is better than your mum

I have a mastered version of ‘Un-Scene’ in my hand and it rocks harder than my Grandpa in his chair! We’ll be taking pre-orders soon, so stay tuned. I’m excited!

Hell is Northampton

Submitted by Justin of HIFH: “Just wanted to confirm that Hell is for Heroes are playing a small warm up show at the RaceHorse in Northampton. Apparently there’s been a bit of confusion/argument about this on one of the message board threads. if anyone wants to

Mybe get on the road

Mybe have signed to On The Road Records and will release a new record via the label later this year. Click ‘discuss this item’ for dates confirmed so far.

warped

The official Warped Tour 2003 DVD comes out on Tuesday and to see what delights will be on the shiny disc click ‘discuss this item’.

Friday 18 June 2004

Mistake Us For Friends – Brothers in Arms EP

It’s been a long time since I have heard a refreshing young skate punk band, but thankfully Scotlands ‘Mistake us for Friends’ have bucked that trend by producing a highly impressive three track offering which is pretty fucking stunning. The genre is arguably a first love of mine and

Stories and Comets – Face For Radio Split 7″

With Hiding With Girls, My Awesome Compilation and My Favourite Co-Pilot (now Stories and Comets) as alumni from the school of BSM Records, you could say the Oxford-based label is rapidly gaining a reputation for picking up on bands on the