Darth Elvis

Seagal in Glasgow is sold out! What! I wanted to go and kick his ass, Chuck Norris style.

Nice one! I'll be there.

Sorry Preemo it's my night off, but I've got a nice substitute. See you Sunday.

Dead Anyway Presents: Sat 2nd Sept Element 106 http://www.myspace.com/e106 http://www.E106.net Element 106 draw from many influences and remain inspired by everything from Cradle of Filth to Deftones and allsorts in between. The best is to come though : ) 2006 is the year for us to move up a gear, the heavyness gets heavier and the melody gets more melodic : ) Bitumen River http://www.bitumenriver.co.uk http://www.myspace.com/bitumenriver Bitumen River are a high energy ear blistering 4 piece from the Shetland Islands, Scotland who incorporate punk, rock, metal and grunge sounds to form their own original style. Over the years the band have played many gigs throughout Shetland and mainland Scotland including appearances at the Shetland Rocks Festival, one of which also featured legendary band The Undertones. Their live shows have been described by Retro magazine as an intense barrage of gut wrenching tunes and visually overwhelming. They have supported bands such as Viking Skull, Electric Eel Shock, Jetplane Landing and 209. In 2005 they finished their third four track E.P, with BleatBeat Records, and are currently in recording sessions for their new album. Bitumen River also have had the privilege of airplay on Radio Scotlands Air, BBC Shetland and 7LTN-FM, a popular Australian based radio station. Influences: Nirvana, Machine Head, Alice in Chains, Clutch, Bad Religion, Pearl Jam, Pennywise Beast Head http://www.myspace.com/beastheadband Beast Head blasted off to an powerfully explosive start in autumn 2005. The band have been gigging almost non-stop throughout Shetland for the past 6 months and have recently been joined by Jamie Hatch on lead guitar. Soon to release their first E.P and now venturing to the Scottish mainland for gigs, this is a very exciting time in the world of Beast Head! Influences: Metallica, Megadeth, Machine Head, Alice in Chains, Anthrax, Tool, Iron Maiden Doors at 8pm. 3 entry

Representing eric euan and NSS: darthrobertson@yahoo.com

You Already Know have pulled out last minute!

Going to the Chinese choir thing on Monday lunchtime, next to my work so handy and it's free!

Dead Anyway Promotions Presents: Sat 5th August You Already Know www.youalreadyknow.net www.myspace.com/youak Recently seen supporting the Deftones in Glasgow!!! "Music is a great energizer. It's a language everybody knows." So said Bill Hicks. Truth is, it's the only language everybody knows. Music heals, rejuvenates and conquers all. You Already Know are based in Glasgow, Scotland. The line-up of Allan Swan (singer, guitarist and primary songwriter), Keef Thorburn (guitar, backing vocals), Stef Lach (bass) and Dunc Sweeny (drums) started gigging in April 2005 and have produced a body of work that will see them hit great heights throughout 2006. Their songs are held together by a rhythm section that approaches Fugazi in terms of precision, intricate expression and versatility. Allan and Keef take the traditional "lead + rhythm guitar" blueprint and ignore it completely, offering consistently captivating new ways of pushing what a 4 piece rock band can sound like. The bittersweet lyrics are laced delicately over hugely powerful music, a genre hopping culmination of the individual band members musical tastes. You Already Know have created their own musical space that can reference Nirvana's "All Apologies", Tool's "Stinkfist", Kyuss' "Demon Cleaner" and Gang Of Fours "What We All Want" in equal measure: a breadth of scope that is very much their own. Their limited debut 7" is due to land early 2006, with an album to follow later on in the year. A Scottish tour is being put together, with a full UK jaunt and European dates to follow. The Whisky Works www.thewhiskyworks.com www.myspace.com/thewhiskyworks The Whisky Works came together in Glasgow during April 2005, and began rehearsing whenever physically possible to craft the most promising amalgamation of our musical interests and abilities. The result was a raucous blend of guitar-driven noise and post-hardcore punk, with just a few moments of clarity to bring us all back to some form of audible reality. Mid-August saw the recording of The Whisky Work's self-titled debut EP, due for release during winter 2005/2006, and over the following months this has resulted in a frequently increasing number of live dates and positive comments from supporters and passers-by alike, showing that maybe there is a little light at the end of the tunnel, even if you can't hear a fucking thing. Speyside www.myspace.com/speysidemusic www.speysidemusic.co.uk Speyside are a Scottish rock band made up from the debris of old school Dundee bands Boomhauer, Throb, Merocaine & Skintwire. Their unique brand of American based hard rock combined with soothing Scottish influences makes them one of the most unique and original bands on the Dundee scene today. Speyside have just finished recording there first 5 track EP and are looking forward to promoting it over the coming months. Plus djing from Greig Anyway. Doors at 8pm and entry 3

This Saturday folks!

Spidey's amazing friends had just given him a shot of rocket fuel and burned an embarassing hole in his costume.

If I could play bass, I'd torment you all.

Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan - Ballad Of The Broken Seas Tool - 10,000 days Peeping Tom OST Twilight Singers Joan as Police Woman

Charlie Takes the Stage - eric euan King Cheetah - Bill Ely & The Catnips Strings - Turning 13

Dead Anyway Promotions Presents: Sat 5th August You Already Know www.youalreadyknow.net www.myspace.com/youak Recently seen supporting the Deftones in Glasgow!!! "Music is a great energizer. It's a language everybody knows." So said Bill Hicks. Truth is, it's the only language everybody knows. Music heals, rejuvenates and conquers all. You Already Know are based in Glasgow, Scotland. The line-up of Allan Swan (singer, guitarist and primary songwriter), Keef Thorburn (guitar, backing vocals), Stef Lach (bass) and Dunc Sweeny (drums) started gigging in April 2005 and have produced a body of work that will see them hit great heights throughout 2006. Their songs are held together by a rhythm section that approaches Fugazi in terms of precision, intricate expression and versatility. Allan and Keef take the traditional "lead + rhythm guitar" blueprint and ignore it completely, offering consistently captivating new ways of pushing what a 4 piece rock band can sound like. The bittersweet lyrics are laced delicately over hugely powerful music, a genre hopping culmination of the individual band members musical tastes. You Already Know have created their own musical space that can reference Nirvana's "All Apologies", Tool's "Stinkfist", Kyuss' "Demon Cleaner" and Gang Of Fours "What We All Want" in equal measure: a breadth of scope that is very much their own. Their limited debut 7" is due to land early 2006, with an album to follow later on in the year. A Scottish tour is being put together, with a full UK jaunt and European dates to follow. The Whisky Works www.thewhiskyworks.com www.myspace.com/thewhiskyworks The Whisky Works came together in Glasgow during April 2005, and began rehearsing whenever physically possible to craft the most promising amalgamation of our musical interests and abilities. The result was a raucous blend of guitar-driven noise and post-hardcore punk, with just a few moments of clarity to bring us all back to some form of audible reality. Mid-August saw the recording of The Whisky Work's self-titled debut EP, due for release during winter 2005/2006, and over the following months this has resulted in a frequently increasing number of live dates and positive comments from supporters and passers-by alike, showing that maybe there is a little light at the end of the tunnel, even if you can't hear a fucking thing. Speyside www.myspace.com/speysidemusic www.speysidemusic.co.uk Speyside are a Scottish rock band made up from the debris of old school Dundee bands Boomhauer, Throb, Merocaine & Skintwire. Their unique brand of American based hard rock combined with soothing Scottish influences makes them one of the most unique and original bands on the Dundee scene today. Speyside have just finished recording there first 5 track EP and are looking forward to promoting it over the coming months. Plus djing from Greig Anyway. Doors at 8pm and entry 3

Dead Anyway Promotions Presents: Sat 5th August You Already Know www.youalreadyknow.net www.myspace.com/youak Recently seen supporting the Deftones in Glasgow!!! "Music is a great energizer. It's a language everybody knows." So said Bill Hicks. Truth is, it's the only language everybody knows. Music heals, rejuvenates and conquers all. You Already Know are based in Glasgow, Scotland. The line-up of Allan Swan (singer, guitarist and primary songwriter), Keef Thorburn (guitar, backing vocals), Stef Lach (bass) and Dunc Sweeny (drums) started gigging in April 2005 and have produced a body of work that will see them hit great heights throughout 2006. Their songs are held together by a rhythm section that approaches Fugazi in terms of precision, intricate expression and versatility. Allan and Keef take the traditional "lead + rhythm guitar" blueprint and ignore it completely, offering consistently captivating new ways of pushing what a 4 piece rock band can sound like. The bittersweet lyrics are laced delicately over hugely powerful music, a genre hopping culmination of the individual band members musical tastes. You Already Know have created their own musical space that can reference Nirvana's "All Apologies", Tool's "Stinkfist", Kyuss' "Demon Cleaner" and Gang Of Fours "What We All Want" in equal measure: a breadth of scope that is very much their own. Their limited debut 7" is due to land early 2006, with an album to follow later on in the year. A Scottish tour is being put together, with a full UK jaunt and European dates to follow. The Whisky Works www.thewhiskyworks.com www.myspace.com/thewhiskyworks The Whisky Works came together in Glasgow during April 2005, and began rehearsing whenever physically possible to craft the most promising amalgamation of our musical interests and abilities. The result was a raucous blend of guitar-driven noise and post-hardcore punk, with just a few moments of clarity to bring us all back to some form of audible reality. Mid-August saw the recording of The Whisky Work's self-titled debut EP, due for release during winter 2005/2006, and over the following months this has resulted in a frequently increasing number of live dates and positive comments from supporters and passers-by alike, showing that maybe there is a little light at the end of the tunnel, even if you can't hear a fucking thing. Speyside www.myspace.com/speysidemusic www.speysidemusic.co.uk Speyside are a Scottish rock band made up from the debris of old school Dundee bands Boomhauer, Throb, Merocaine & Skintwire. Their unique brand of American based hard rock combined with soothing Scottish influences makes them one of the most unique and original bands on the Dundee scene today. Speyside have just finished recording there first 5 track EP and are looking forward to promoting it over the coming months. Plus djing from Greig Anyway. Doors at 8pm and entry 3

I would like a copy.

I'd be there!

Bought it not had a chance to listen to it yet. There will be a Vol 6 as well.

Is this music?

Sat 5th August - You Already Know and The Whisky Works at The Moorings.

They are playing the Doer Festival in Belgium as well which I'm off to next week so I'll defo watch them they are amazing.

VOCALIST AVAILABLE 27 year old singer looking to form new band or join existing band playing and writing original material. I have over 12 years experience in various bands and have toured all over Scotland and played some U.S. dates. I have quite a wide vocal range and I am looking for a band that shares some of my influences. My Influences: Jeff Buckley, Elliott Smith, The Shins, Mark Lanegan, The A.M., Chris Cornell, The Flaming Lips, Alice in Chains, Mad Season, Jimmy Eat World, Stevie Wonder, Mike Patton, Screaming Trees, The Twilight Singers, Cave In, Head Automatica, Tim Buckley, Faith No More, And you will know us by the Trail of Dead, A Perfect Circle, Tool, Afghan Whigs, Joan as Police Woman. Contact: Greig Email: deadanyway@themooringsbar.co.uk Website: www.myspace.com/deadanyway or PM me on here.

You should also check out Joan as Police Woman who just released her debut album Real Life. Joan Wasser used to play keys for Rufus and the album is awesome!!!!

Totally, I'm also a singer but 28. Give me a shout if interested.

Might be tricky as I have no motor at the moment