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From Tuesday 13 April 2004

You know the drill

www.punkrockvids.com have added videos from The Format, Thrice and Pennywise.

Apparently he’s 6’7″…

HelloGoodbye, Drive Thru’s latest signings, have got a new drummer. He is 17-year-old Chris ‘the kid’ Profeta.

FFAF headline

Funeral For A Friend have been added to the Reading/Leeds bill. The band will headline the Radio 1 stage on Saturday at Reading and Leeds on Sunday. Thursday will also be added to the line-up for the main stage in the coming weeks, as

Plasma Sisters

The Blood Brothers are the main support on the Liars UK tour next month. The dates are as follows : MAY 4th Thekla, Bristol 5th Roadhouse, Manchester 6th Sheffield Uni, Sheffield 7th Cockpit, Leeds 8th Rescue rooms, Nottingham 9th Barfly, Cardiff 10th Meanfiddler, london 11th

Into The Valley Of Death

Death By Stereo hit the UK late this year, and you’d be a complete and utter idiot to miss these frankly fantastic band. Five Knuckle support on all dates and you can see them in the following cities: 29.09. Nottingham – Junction 7 30.09. Newcastle –

I should be so lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky

From the Lucky Thirteen mailout: “We have a couple of shows coming up in two of our favourite Uk venues soon, havn’t played either since late 2002 so we’re hoping you guys in Wolverhampton & Liverpool remember us and can make it along. April 23rd WOLVERHAMPTON Little

Slithery snake

Submitted by Greg: “The Snake The Cross The Crown is entering Orange Whip Studios in Santa Barbara, California on Monday April 12th to begin recording their full length record to be released by Equal Vision Records. The album will be produced and engineered by Angus

The Wayriders – S/T

Having only just discovered what a damn fine band Rx Bandits are (yeah I know, I’m late), it was extremely pleasing to get this little gem of an album from The Wayriders, straddling the genres of ska, melodic punk rock and even a touch of

Monday 12 April 2004

Bad Religion get sinister

Bad religion release their new album in June and Epitaph have made an MP3 from the record available for your downloadable pleasure: Bad Religion – Sinister Rouge

JB are back

Jerry-Built play their first gig with new bassist Bars on April 25. It is at the Camden Barfly and the band will be headlining, with Captain Everything in support. JB have also been in the studio demoing new tracks for a forthcoming album.