You're browsing the archives « Previous PageNext Page » From Monday 26 January 2004 Won The winners of the Snuff and Eyesore Records contests we held on Punktastic have been announced, check your inboxes to see if you’ve won. Over It – Junction 18 split EP So this is a real game of two halves. I’ve never been overly impressed with Junction 18 but liked them enough to by a CD, while I think Over It are the bees-knees. This EP, a joint effort with eight tracks of stripped The Mars Volta – De-Loused In the Comatorium If Omar Rodriguez and Cedric Bixler have long term girlfriends, I’d be very surprised if the past 2 years have been an easy ride for them, given how many people have been sucking their cocks since the release of ‘Relationship of Command’ was released. However, it’s been We don’t do any for ages and then three come at once Between us we’ve seen a few gigs lately, so check out reviews for: The Drive Thru Tour in London Phinius Gage at the Kingston Peel Catch 22 at the Islington Academy The Bank Robbers – The Pattern Reversed Dismiss The Bank Robbers off as a band with a bad name at your peril. Sure, it’s not the best I’ve ever come across, but boy are this band good. I only caught them by chance after a random downloading spree on Pure Volume, but Whoops Apologies to the band, I forgot about this email! Anyway, All But None tour in February (dates soon), so to whet your apetite they have an MP3 up here, it’s called ‘Compromise’. Help.Me.Please Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to submit questions for Rich Balling (ex Rx bandits) and members of Something Corporate and A Static Lullaby regarding the ‘Revolution On Canvas’ book that is released next month. You have about 3hrs VP tour Vanilla Pod are touring the UK very soon indeed, catch them while you can. Dates can be sen by clicking here. Sunday 25 January 2004 Catch 22 – London Camden Underworld This gig was actually at the Islington Academy. I Saturday 24 January 2004 Staring From www.punknews.org: “Staring Back has announced that singer Matt Evans has left the band after five years of service. The band has already secured a replacement singer, only identifed by the name of JR.”
