You're browsing the archives « Previous PageNext Page » From Tuesday 29 September 2009 Paramore MTV Unplugged You can watch Paramore doing MTV Unplugged HERE Thrice – Beggars How long do you give an album before you review it? According to one particular reviewer, 10 times. To me you cannot put a timescale on it. Some records click first time, others take days, weeks and maybe even months. And here’s the conundrum I Crooked Mountain, Crooked Sea – A small Version of a Party Brighton is practically a conveyor belt of bands, spewing out talent left, right and centre. CM,CS as I shall call them from here on in are another band from the city that look set to do good things. It’s borderline as to whether it’s really Truman and His Trophy – Springinsguth Quick review time – Truman and His Trophy hail from Chicago and play this unique brand of pop-punk and quirky indie that half works/half sounds a bit weird. At times the band come across like a weirder Weezer (if that’s possible) and the genuinely catchy New Made In Hell line launched Ian Watkins of Lostprophets has launched the first part of the Fall Line for MADE IN HELL. Branded as wearable art, the singer has released two T-Shirts, one Hoodie, and a Polo. All items are limited to 250 pieces, hand numbered, and signed The Swellers video The Swellers released their excellent new album yesterday (read our review HERE and the band have now made their new video available too. Check out ‘Fire Away’ HERE 30STM UK date 30 Seconds To Mars has announced a UK one-off at London Koko on November 16. Tickets go on sale on Friday. Bayonets support slot Bayonets will support Now, Now Every Children at London’s Old Blue Last on December 8th. Tickets available here: www.alterthepress.com/2009/09/alter-press-presents-now-now-every.html LTA pull FOR dates Lower Than Atlantis have pulled out of their planned dates with Flood of Red as their bassist has quit the band. Ignore me Despite a post to the contrary yesterday, Ruiner are NOT splitting up. But they are touring the UK in December.
