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From Wednesday 21 October 2009

Tell it to the fireworks

Tell It To The Marines have uploaded their single Fireworks to their myspace, the single will be out on the 26th October and will be available from iTunes and all good digital retailers.

Every Ave support boobies

Pre-order Every Avenue‘s new album Picture Perfect between now and the end of the October, and 5% will be donated to The Keep A Breast Foundation. get more details at www.MySpace.com/everyavenue

Considering the side project status, The Almost have been a fairly prolific recording band since inception in 2005, and while Aaron Gillespie’s Underoath are one of those ‘marmite’ outfits, there’s plenty to offer in terms of crossover appeal here. Monster sees the band bounce through 19 minutes of

All Advised

All Forgotten‘s first headline tour begins on Friday (23rd) Support comes from Not Advised. All shows are 14+ 23/10 Luton – The Hat Factory 24/10 Newcastle – Uni Basement 25/10 Manchester – Moho Live 26/10 Leeds – Cockpit 27/10 Edinburgh – The GRV 28/10 Aberdeen – Snafu 29/10

New DissolvedIN

DissolvedIN posts a new track at www.myspace.com/dissolvedin

Blue Shikari

According to ES’ Twitter, The King Blues will support Enter Shikari on tour next year.

Win a support slot on the My Passion tour

If you missed it before, we’re “giving away” support slots for My Passion‘s three headline dates this weekend in London, Birmingham and Manchester. If your band wants to play then CLICK HERE to find out how to win.

This Time Next Payday

This Time Next Year has decided to release their new album on Equal Vision and allow you to pay what you like – get all the details at www.thistimenextyear.bandcamp.com

Steel Train go undercover

If you head on over to www.steeltrain.net and fill out the requested info you can get a free copy of the new track from Steel Train, “You and I Undercover.”

Tuesday 20 October 2009

Skindred – Brighton Centre

Skindred Plus Karnivool Concorde II, Brighton 19th October 2009 Skindred?s live show is beyond infamous. If there?s a negative review of a Skindred gig online, in the press, anywhere, then I?m yet to see it. The praise for the ragga-metal overlords is universal, and maybe because