bry

That's a good idea. I'd be up for that. I live near Fochabers in Moray, and I can play the bass... I'm already in a band, O.C.D, and my life's so busy with that and other stuff I dunno if I could commit fully... but I like the idea of it, definitely. I've never heard of The Rejected... which is surprising cuz I thought I knew EVERYTHING about punk in Moray! E-mail me at brychologist23 AT rock.com if you want to discuss it!

So what's everyone's opinions on last night? Good or bad decision to put the 2 acoustic guys on first and the 2 loud bands on last? What did everyone think of each band? I'm interested to know everyone's opinion on O.C.D. and the set we played... be honest... I myself think we played a tad disappointingly... great fun anyway though! Bry.

OCD - melodic??! Well, I suppose our old stuff is... but these days we write darker, doomier, thrashier, crustier, grindier, faster stuff. I can't wait until we play "Better Dead Than Red?" live! You forgot to mention that we're political, Kirk... who knows, there might be someone out there that'd come and see us if they knew if we were political when they might stay at home if they thought we were apolitical numpties... ha... Seriously can't wait, though! Bry.

I've been waiting for someone to say that! Every forum I go on, these parasites are advertising for their stupid street teams! DIY or die! Bry. "No need for big business and their exploiting ways" - Active Minds.

Hello, I'm looking for a drummer to be in a band I'm trying to make. The closer to Aberdeen you are the better but I live in Moray so it's irrelevant really...! I'm new to the Aberdeen scene, so I dunno if there's a shortage of drummers as it is, but I have a guitarist lined up and I play bass and sing/scream/yelp, so all we need is a drummer! Influence-wise I couldn't give a fuck... I like anything from Alkaline Trio to Napalm Death, but I suppose if you like bands like The Misfits, Ramones, NOFX, Operation Ivy and Dead Kennedys that'll do! We might practise at Captain Toms, I want this band to do things the DIY way (book own gigs, stay on indie labels! ), and I write political songs sometimes. Oh yea, and we'll play a bit of ska too. Even if you're totally new to the drums, doesn't matter, cuz it looks like it'll be July before we start playing gigs, so we've plenty of time. I suppose if you're already in a band you could play with us too. Just as long as you wanna play punk rock and don't think I sound stupid! Thanks for reading Bry Leech North of Scotland Punk Rock - www.freewebs.com/nspunkrock Punk bands in the North of Scotland can get a free page on here!

Yes, I think they're good. I'd love it if their (old?) labelmates TRAVIS CUT came to play sometime too...