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This band shred

From First To Last will name their new record ‘Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has A Bodycount’. The band are expected to tour the UK later this year.

Steel Rules Die – The Hemmingway Solution

There’s nothing more satisfying than seeing a British band take on the Yanks at pretty much their own game and piss all over them. The ‘Nostalgia for Beginners’ EP and Winter In June split really hinted at what was to come, but for Steel

Hypetastic.com

As you know, we have just started Punktastic Recordings and our first release, ‘Punktastic Un-Scene’ will hit the shops in July. We’re still compiling the tracklisting (it’s almost there), but to whet your apetite we have confirmed previously unreleased tracks from The All New Adventures Of Us and

Help these bands

Complex GSL, Two Day Rule and Twinfast need your help. They tour in April but need a few dates filling up. The itinerary for April so far is… 05/04/04 Hobgoblin (brighton) 06/04/04 Horseshoe (portsmouth) 07/04/04 Peel (kingston) 09/04/04 Youth Centre (guildford) 11/04/04 Star and Garter (

Robotic

Robolint ska/punkers from Devon are doin a few gigs round the place: 17th March – Cavern Club, Exeter w/King Django, Pama International and Skatanic 2nd April – Townhall, Torquay with Faux Fighters, Newvana 9th April – Mr Smiths, Bournmouth with Mr Zippy,

Och aye

Submitted by Scott: Dropkick Murphys are back in June. The only date I know of is – GLASGOW BARROWLAND Tuesday 22nd June.

Sunday 07 March 2004

I like this band and you will too

Submitted: Archie And The Instincts release their debut EP ‘Burning Heart’ on Monday 8th March. You should be able to find it at you local record shop or you can order it from www.gravityDIPrecords.com . To promote the release of the single, the band plays

Glassic

Submitted: “On Glass, a new CD zine has just launched it’s site with the info of its first release on it. It is looking to be released before this month is over and will cost between Â£1.50 and Â£2. Link is http://onglass.gamefoe.co.uk/”

High as a kite

Submitted by Ollie: “Burton pop-punks 3 Storeys High have been signed to No Order Records and will be releasing “Poinsettia” as a single sometime around May on No Order Records, aswell as a video to be submitted to Scuzz TV’s New Skids On The Block.”

Reason 69 – Prime Sinister

If this was an EP or mini-album, I’d be creaming myself over a British band that throw out well oiled skate-punk riffs on top of a political vocal slant. Sadly ‘Prime Sinister’ goes on too long and with a few filler tracks the overall effect of the album