You're browsing the archives « Previous PageNext Page » From Sunday 22 April 2007 Dead To Me dates 25 May 2007 The Other Rooms, w/ Street Dogs Newcastle 26 May 2007 Academy, w/ Street Dogs Birmingham 27 May 2007 Academy 2, w/ Street Dogs Liverpool 28 May 2007 Academy, w/ Street Dogs London 29 May 2007 Corporation, w/ Street Bomb the CD industry Bomb the Music Industry! has signed to Asian Man Records. The band’s recently announced full length, Get Warmer will be released on CD via the label, but it will also be available free through their donation-only label Quote Unquote. Paramore May UK dates Paramore have announced a mini UK tour: May 26 2007 8:00P The Full Ponty Pontypridd, UK May 27 2007 8:00P Slamdunk Festival Leeds, UK May 28 2007 8:00P ABC Glasgow, UK May 30 2007 8:00P Underworld London, UK Saturday 21 April 2007 New Sum 41 song Sum 41 have a new song up on their MySpace. LP interview You can read my much anticipated interview with Ian Watkins of Lostprophets here And if you see them on this tour, make sure you check out the PT-inspired ‘MEGA LOLZ’ shirts… Lostprophets Paul: Hello! The new album has been out for a while now – has it exceeded all of your expectations? Are you still as proud of it now as you were the day you first heard the finished mastered version? Ian: Hey, yeah im just as proud of it as Lostprophets Paul: Hello! The new album has been out for a while now – has it exceeded all of your expectations? Are you still as proud of it now as you were the day you first heard the finished mastered version? Ian: Hey, yeah im just as proud of it as This Familiar Smile – What Kind of Monster Am I? Glasgow’s This Familiar Smile have always been on my radar and having been impressed with the band’s demos, it’s good to see they’ve got a proper release out on Lockjaw. This EP showcases a My Awesome Compilation-meets-The Next Autumn Soundtrack kinda vibe, which switches from Sincerely Monroe – The Stranger and the contortionist I was quite looking forwrad to this album after checking out some Sincerely Monroe tracks earlier this year, but sadly this record doesn’t quite consistently hit the spot. While the band take influences from melodic rock bands and try and throw in some more technical guitar parts, Farewell to Epitaph Epitaph have signed power-pop band Farewell. Check them out at www.myspace.com/farewell
