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From Monday 17 January 2005

Juniors Run

The Junior Varsity has been added to the Straylight Run/The Spill Canvas UK tour. Dates are: Wed mar 2nd – London @ garage (expect upgrade to Mean Fiddler) Thu mar 3rd – Manchester @ The Roadhouse Fri mar 4th – Glasgow @ King Tuts Sun

Scaramoosh

Fandangle are going on tour. Hit “Discuss this Item” to see where abouts.

For sale: the shirt off my back

We have one last Punktastic t-shirt for sale. It’s black and in girls small size, the smallest we do. It is for sale at a special rate of £5 including postage and packing – if you’re interested email paul@punktastic.com Whoever buys it will also get free stickers, badges

Sunday 16 January 2005

Vanilla Sky – Waiting For Something

Vanilla Sky play some of the sweetest, melodic pop-punk known to man. And believe it or not, they’re not American! Forming in Rome (that’s Italy for the geographically challenged) in 2002, Vanilla Sky has forged a reputation on the European mainland for being

Waffle – Ska’d For Life

I have very little background on Waffle. I’ve seen them live a few times, and know that the majority (if not all) of the members are still in school. They also live on my street. How my tiny road has produced at least 5 alternative bands in

Shortcut To Newark – Gearing Up For Getting Down

Forming from the ashes of Shooter McGavin, and amusingly having a vocalist called Dean Ashton (he who signed for Norwich City for £3-million), Shortcut To Newark are one of the early risers in 2005, being amongst the first to release a

Seamless

Submitted by Toby: “The Guillaume Seam has split up. Again. So the tour with chariots and the split 10″ are no longer going ahead. This is from the guitarist of chariots so is pretty certain!”

Punchline lose guitarist

Taken from AP.net: “Paul (guitarist) has reportedly left Punchline to pursue other interests. The band will not be cancelling any shows and have found a friend to carry out Paul’s duties. Wait for an official release from the band for more information.”

Between bassists (and a drummer)

Taken from the Between The Buried and Me website: “for various reasons we have decided to part ways with kevin falk and jason roe… there’s no bad blood between anyone, and we wish them all the best in the their future endeavors. -we have acquired

Funeral For An Album

Funeral For A Friend are currently in the studio recording their new album, with Terry Date, who has previously worked alongside Pantera and Deftones.