You're browsing the archives « Previous PageNext Page » From Sunday 22 November 2009 Girl Afraid update Submitted: Girl Afraid have uploaded the acoustic version of “Trigger Happy” on to myspace.com/girlafraidmusic, figured out how to use Twitter properly (@girlafraidmusic) and replaced a severely slacking rhythm section with people who actually want to be in the band. New songs in the pipeline, and a regular Saturday 21 November 2009 I bet Ian Watkins shits himself with excitement about this Taproot has signed to Victory Records. Friday 20 November 2009 Zebrahead raid your panties You can pre-order the new Zebrahead covers CD, featuring their versions of Spice Girls, Avril Lavigne and other ‘classics’, at http://pantyraid.bigcartel.com/ Forceful Cobras Family Force 5 are the supports on the proposed Cobra Starship tour in February. Girls can also send me pics if they want – modsarepervs@punktastic.com Submitted by the Amy Can Flyy boys: “We are on a nationwide UK CASTING SEARCH for the perfect girl for our first ever official music video: Letting Go of The Monster. If you think you’ve got what it takes, please send a high resolution picture of yourself The things bands say to get their name up in lights… Apparently Left Right Goodnight has not split up. Ship To Shore – Let’s Not Get Caught I think a lot of PT-ers will really like this band. There’s a Hit The Lights vibe (and not just in the EP title), as well as nods to bands like The Starting Line, Fall Out Boy and even the ‘Gambling’-era Blacktop UK – This Is Ground Zero When coming up with a name, bands really need to do their research. A quick Google search suggests there’s a German three-piece called Blacktop (they look a bit like a more balding ZZ Top), a ‘hyper, energetic punk band’ from Pennsylvania (who have been going since 2002), Thomas’ Apartment – Tuesday Night Lights Thomas’ Apartment are originally from Vietnam but appear to have moved to LA in a bid to take over the world. While they’re big in their homeland, I can’t possibly imagine this record, the band’s third, will do anything other than send the world to sleep. ‘Tuesday John Nolan – Height If you’ve followed John Nolan‘s output since he departed Taking Back Sunday many moons ago, this release won’t exactly be a surprise to anyone. At times difficult, often, well a bit weird, ‘Height’ dissects the Straylight Run sound, removes any nod to
