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From Thursday 14 September 2006

Victory counter-sues Hawthorne Heights

Remember Hawthorne Heights suing Victory Records? According to MTV, Victory is now counter-suing HH, claiming the band have made $4-million and are actively courting a major label deal with Virgin/EMI. Read a very interesting article here

Gym Class Heroes live review

What it says on the tin. Dave went to see them in York. Read his thoughts here.

Enter majors?

Rumour has it Enter Shikari have signed a development deal with a major label…

Tokyo Rose UK tour dates

Tokyo Rose visit the UK in October with Days In December and The Cedar Falls in support: Wed – 11th – LONDON – Underworld THU – 12th – BIRMINGHAM – Edwards No 8 FRI – 13th – NORTHAMPTON

Gym Class Heroes – Wakefield Snooty Fox

Gym Class Heroes at York Fibbers I’ve got a thing for Gym Class Heroes. Something inside me that clicks with what they do. No, I don’t like hip-hop, but that’s literally the point. I also like the York Barfly venue – it doesn’t live up to

The Higher – Histrionics

Awww man, I’m a sucker for this kind of thing. The Higher released ‘Histrionics’ back in 2005 on Fiddler, yet I only managed to pick up a ‘proper’ copy of this record a few weeks ago. Imagine Cartel mixing it up with

Days In December – Deleted Scenes EP

I’ll give Days In December their due – at least they don’t look like they’ve been dressed in Top Man or that their haircuts were neatly coiffered at Toni and Guy. It’s just a pity their sound seems to be caught in a Funeral For

Captain Everything – Buena Vista Bingo Club

Oh Captain Everything, how we love you. If they’re not the best band in the country right now, they’re definitely the best band in the country at what they do. Simply put, they do the fast and furious pop-punk thing better than pretty much everyone, ever.

Wednesday 13 September 2006

I thought it may be someone else…

According to ap.net, Madina Lake has been added to Paramore‘s UK run with Cute Is What We Aim For.

Strike Anywhere – Dead FM

I’m not too sure why but Strike Anywhere‘s switch to Fat Wreck Chords seemed to be a bone of contention with fans – and a surprise to many others. But when you look at Fat’s history of signing up premier ‘punk’ bands, and the fact