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See, I really like the new album and I never *got* Pelican before.

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Ha ha! That's so true!

I don't care WHO "validates" her, its shite. Well, it's an easy target. I'm quite happy with myself and ignoring the preconcieved notions of "cool" - especially from the grindcore elite.... (May have shot down my own anti-Lily Allen argument there!) Anyway, I think the Hadouken single is pretty good.

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One of the best programs for years! Also demands re-watching to catch the premonition jokes (Buster's "I never know I'd miss a hand" line long before the seal incident etc) - series 2 is better, series 3 not as strong - still some great jokes though! Cuck-KAW!

Maybe I'm out of touch, but heard these guys the other day. Kinda Dizzy Rascal-Punkoid-Dance stuff. The single "That Boy That Girl" will surely be huge anyway. Considering the mediocre Enter Shikari are hailed as the second coming 'cos the have some glowsticks to wave during the RUBBISH beatdowns, hopefully this lot'll do ok.... www.myspace.com/hadoukenuk

FINALLY got the new Jesu - fucking great it is too, dunno what all the fuss was about. A logical follow up to Silver. Maybe not as "crushing" as old-school Godfleshers may want (me included), but as the review on the box says, it still sounds like the last music to go through your head before taking a header off a skyscraper. Also got The Legacy's "Solitude" - not had a chance againt Jesu though!

Replaced by the singer of, ummm, Soil. I think. Yes, I'm ashamed to know that.

Some vids with Jaworski on vox up at www.myspace.com/willhaven43 Actually, he does pretty well. Makes you realise that the Haven are all about the riff....

Saviours - Crucifire.

Looks PISH.

Will you post Siamese Dream? Take Paypal?

Ooh, strangely I'm buying CDs in my sleep: Ghost of a Thousand - Arrived in the post today. Quite good it is too.

Erm more Downloaded than bought recently: Frank Turner - Sleep is for the Week. Its alright. Get Cape..... - Some bobbins album Pelican - The new one. Never really "got" Pelican, but I'm loving the riffs. Got the new Poison The Well and Mary Beats Jane disc on torrents now. Will be off to the shops for Jesu and Ghost of a Thousand as soon as possible.

From Lambgoat: Official press release: The reunited Will Haven are sad to announce the departure of founding member, vocalist Grady Avenell. Grady will be returning home to focus his energy on his family. Will Haven guitarist Jeff Irwin had the following to say on the matter: "It was a very tough decision for Grady to make but of course, family comes first and we totally respect his decision. He is still a part of the band as far as helping write material for the new record, he just isn't able to tour with us. We want to promote this record as much as we can which means a lot of touring, so we had to make the tough decision of moving forward with a new vocalist." Moving forward, the band has added longtime friend and California punk/hardcore scene favorite Jeff Jaworski (previously of Roadrunner Records band Red Tape) to the fold. "We are very excited to have Jeff Jaworski in the band. He is an amazing frontman, with an equally amazing voice and is one of our closest friends. He has added so much to Will Haven in the short time he has been with us," adds Irwin. Jaworski will bring his high-energy attack to the Will Haven sound on their upcoming album, entitled "Heirophant," expected to be released this summer through Bieler Bros. Records. The effort is being produced by Chino Moreno (Deftones) and Shaun Lopez (Far). The tracks — "Helena", "Sheppard's Bush" and "Landing on Ice" among others— are heralded as "groundbreaking" by the band and "by far the best stuff we have ever done." "Years back I got to fill in for Mike on a two-week tour, and became very intimate with the Will Haven sound," says Jaworski. "Grady is the man, and it's too bad he had to bow out of this, especially when the band is writing some of their best music ever!" He adds of his longtime connection to the Will Haven camp, "Red Tape did our first tour with Will Haven back in 2001. We go even further back as friends though... back to the sock days! Whether as a fan, laying down vox on the WHVN track 'Jaworski', or going out on tours with them... I've always felt like I was a part of this band. I'm pumped to get this great new music out to the fans and usher in a new era of Will Haven. I'm not likening this to Sammy Hagar joining Van Halen... think more like Brian Johnson joining AC/DC!" The revitalized group is looking forward to the future. "We are taking this as a new era of Will Haven and we are very excited about it," says Irwin. "We are ready to take over the world!" To that end, Will Haven hit the road with the Deftones in Europe in late March. Hmm. We'll see - Red Tape were okaaay, but nothing special. Glad I got to see 'em with Grady three times.....

Fuck RATM - Kris Kross!

Bill Hicks was great - half preacher, half comedian. Loved it all, and Goatboy too.... Never heard of Mitch Hedberd before - very funny for those 5 mins posted anyway, will look out for more. Lee and Herring - y'all know they reformed for a bit recently? Funny as fuck - check it: Part One: Part Two: Pissed myself laughing.....

Not sure which this is: Hymen of Darkness. Seriously. Some Black Metal band - never want to hear them in case it ruins the name......

Not usually my thing, but I quite like this lot - kinda glammy-indie. Bowie vocals and dirty guitars with some poptastic tunes. They remind me a little of The Lee Harvey Oswald Band, probably just 'cos of the vocals. Recommended. www.myspace.com/deadboytheelephantmen

Starts on SciFi on Moday - Sky+ set....

It doesn't end in a draw. (Maybe)

I watched 30 seconds before realising it was even worse than Robin Hood. 'Mon the Who!

Great film - not as good as "Shaun...", but still worthy. Last 30 minutes were awesome!

Yay! Seein' them week Monday - should be ace!