You're browsing the archives « Previous PageNext Page » From Friday 13 April 2007 Issue 18 of ASFAR out now Issue 18 of A Short Fanzine About Rocking is out now! It includes interviews with: Deftones, As I Lay Dying, On Broken Wings, Bouncing Souls, Killswitch Engage, Mis-Hap, Luke Leighfield & Sam Isaac, Ella, Poison Farewell, auf wiedersehn, goodbye Submitted: Rumour has it, Farewell Finito! have been dropped by Tree Brain Records. Hello vocals Oxford pop-punkers Hello Summer need a new vocalist – click ‘comment on this item’ for details if you think you fit the bill. Chasing videos Chasing Safety have posted a new video of Flood of Red performing ‘Don’t Sleep, Swim’ and Devil Sold His Soul performing Like It’s Your Last over at www.myspace.com/chasingsafetyproductions FBTMOF dates Fear Before The March of Flames tour in August/September: 29 Aug 2007 The Peel Kingston, UK 31 Aug 2007 Joiners Southhampton, UK 1 Sep 2007 Sugarmill Stoke O Trent, UK 2 Sep 2007 Corporation Sheffield, UK 3 Sep 2007 Moshulu Aberdeen, UK 4 Sep 2007 Music Box If only Vagrant paid their advertising bills! Vagrant has announced the launch of Density Records, a new imprint focused on heavy music. Vagrant president Rich Egan explained: “We’ve been hearing some really exciting younger, heavier bands and wanted to bring them into the Vagrant family, Density allows us to branch out into heavier music and reach Breaking news: Oli Sykes court update Bring Me The Horizon ‘singer’ Oliver Scott Sykes, of Sheffield, appeared at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court this morning charged with common assault. His case, which started at 10am, was adjourned for three weeks to allow for witness statements to be gathered. He was released on bail. New 10 Easy Wishes track 10 Easy Wishes (from aberdeen!) have posted new track ‘Hamish And The Cat Monster’ over at www.myspace.com/10easywishes New Paramore song “Misery Business”, the first single off of Paramore‘s new album Riot! can be heard in it’s entirety at www.fbrplus.com Glasgow GIAN date downgraded The Glasgow date of Give It A Name has been moved from the original venue of the SECC to the Carling Academy with tickets still available.
