Uncle Fritz

Just incase any of you would like to travel down for it: Hello. Alamos will be celebrating the release of their debut, self-titled LP this coming Wednesday(26th) in The Reading Rooms, Dundee with support from Findo Gask and Rush Hour Soul. The gig will be followed by DJ sets from Alamos until 2.30am and should prove to be a great night overall!!! Tickets can now be purchased from Grouchos for £4 (and they look pretty cool too!). Alternatively, you can pay on the door for the same price up until 9.30pm so get there early! Doors open at 8.30pm. And of course, the album will be on sale for a cool £10. Alamos: http://www.alamos.co.uk/ Findo Gask: http://www.myspace.com/findoboiz Rush Hour Soul: http://www.myspace.com/rushhoursoulrhs

Fun was had. Thanks Maxi and Sharon!!!!

Tonight! Anall, Perineum basstard-player has promised to do his G.G. Allin impression during our set so come along and check it out!!!

Tonight! Wooo

Representing! Respect to the Maxi-pad.

Ah, at least I don't need to phone the lawyers now

Bumping and grinding.

Hello. Just letting you all know that I'll be playing too. Follow the link if you would like to hear some of my stuff: http://www.myspace.com/yourunclefritz

Quote from Jerry Springer appearance. 'If you get raped at my show you're probably better off for it.' Wow!

Allow G.G to answer them for you.

*link removed* Check this out! Its the last show he played and the next day he went home and killed himself. Hahahahaha!

*link removed* He gets my vote.

For whats it worth, I've enjoyed playing Aberdeen everytime I've played and you guys are certainly in a much better posistion than Dundee in terms of attracting 'big names'.

Indeed. I enjoy being busy

Ther Melvins? Spazz.

Looking forward to it! Its been way too long since we last played Aberdeen.

Just a cheeky bump.

Hi. Just incase any of you are interested. Pet Piranha Records Presents: Laeto - Local purveyors of 'victory rock'. Have played with Fugazi, Oxes, Idlewild, June of 44, At The Drive-In, etc, and generally kick serious arse! The band have been busy writing at Laeto HQ and are currently airing new material at their live shows. Come and check it out before they are studio-bound to record the follow-up to last years excellent ZWOA LP. http://www.myspace.com/laeto Foxface - Glasgow 3-piece featuring ex-members of Peeps Into Fairyland. Shared line-ups with the likes of Sons And Daughters, King Creosote, Idlewild, etc and through their jangly, folky and sometimes noisy tales of Texas and stormy seas amoungst other things, they have become one of Glasgows most interesting bands. Review of a recent Optimo show: **Foxface @ Optimo** 12/02/06** reviewed by Skinny**. "Distinctively part of the Glasgow movement, Foxface remain decidedly different". FoxFace. Optimo, Glasgow. 12th February. Performing their most powerful gig to date, FoxFace led yet another packed night at this infamous Glasgow hot spot with punters revving their engines in anticipation of this unique club night's surprises and glorious offerings. Less Celtic in style than previous renditions, the band appear to have reached out to rock-related influences, and have produced a unique sound that will appeal and excite, without losing the resonance of, distinctively modern, Scottish Folk music. Swathed in a set created specifically for this commanding show by Chateaux artists Heather Lander and Silo; band members executed their songs under the flight of 'cockpigeons' and jungle-like scenery, that only added to the panache and lan of this great gig. Distinctively part of the Glasgow movement, Foxface remain decidedly different, and as such are difficult to pin down when attempting to draw comparison or influence. Think Kate Rusby (without the fiddle), Bert Jansch (with more oomph) all mixed with a good bit of Woodie Guthrie and the danceable quality of the Pogues. Sure to be a cult hit before reaching the national play-lists, FoxFace are definitely ones to watch. (Sam Eccles). http://www.myspace.com/foxfacemusic Tattie Toes - 'A hot broth of breath, brushstrokes and bulbous bass. Features ex members of Maxton Grainger, Eska (I think), Zuba and Krakatit. Uncle Fritz - One man, one guitar and a whole load of songs about murder, hate, drug addiction, physical violence, isolation, firearms and daft haircuts. Currently recording the follow-up LP to Nine Songs so expect to hear alot of new material at this one. http://www.myspace.com/yourunclefritz All of this going for a cool 3 on Friday 14th April at The Westport Bar. Doors 8.30pm. Will no doubt prove to be a break from the norm so come along and check out some new music in Dundee!

Perhaps some of you have been lucky enough to have seen this already but just incase: http://www.tooshocking.com/index.php?ns=view_vid&id=939

I want to be at this gig!

I'm applying. If I get through please come and see me.