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and aye, the 10th would be better in abdn then edinburgh on the way back doon

shotgun love affair would be worth a shout as they are planning a tour to england as well

i re-iterate aluns point

sorry i thought you meant that lot who charge you money £500 to sign the "record deal" then "release" your songs as download only singles at 99p each and stick them on crappy compilations that "sony record execs" love sounds liek you have done well though. speak to the AUBL guys on here or try and organise a gig swap

i dont really know what you are looking for tbh but in general more low end, more gain (input), adjust your middle accordingly. form what i see you liek it to be trebley, so again adjust accordingly. if you were using any pedals/boards, chuck them out and get better ones gain wise a good tip is to set it at 8 on input and if it feeds back take it back a notch or so. some bands liek having feedback some dont. man i sound like cloud there

arent chromium records that scamming lot?

this thread is even worse than scurvy go fuck yourselves

hmmm, massive write ups in KERRANG and ROCK SOUND this week and apparently they recorded an expenses paid demo for sony records this week at CAVA

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for sure what an amazing voice and that 2nd last song she played last night was freakin awesome. reminded me of pj harvey/picastro with a happy slant awesome!!

www.jealousrecords.com

well, i wouldnt have said it if i didnt mean it they are the best band in the uk right now www.jealousrecords.com

aye i was just saying that to adam that i wish i had caught the king and gonzalez gonzalez woll be huge

dunno? £8/9??

i wasnt wandering around with my knob out that was al, teabags and stab

well thats all that matters i didnt see the point in mentioning the vocals, you whinge about them enough anyway im not trying to be a dick, hence why i didnt post it originally. he asked, and i said. its always nice to get an impartial opinion every now and again. but as you say, opinions/arseholes etc

depends what you call metal do i listen to iron maiden? do i fuck do i listen to pantera/slayer? certainly not adverse to it do i listen to neurosis/botch/mastadon etc? hell yeah sludge/doom/grind etc are all in my collection' date=' and i can appreciate all kinds of music within reason, i regard desalvo as metal [url']www.myspace.com/desalvoland and they are playing on the 20th jan in the east neuk, maybe im off the mark, i dont really care. its fast, its heavy, its brutal and they hit things hard. thats metal in my book

fuck you too pal anyways, back on topic... BNBC are great and they will be great and they will be huge and there will be a whole lot of people saying that they were at this show in a couple of years time shame domino never gave em the marketing punt back in october/november

ha ha ha ha f.y.t.p

this show will be held in THE TUNNELS it will cost you £4 and the doors will be open at 8pm. there is a 10.45 curfew at the show paper cut out are the best band in the uk in my opinion. if you have any interest in shellac, fugazi, sweep the leg johnny, mclusky, NOXAGT, NEPTUNE, the smackdown, steve albini you will not be dissapointed!!! www.jealousrecords.co.uk the lovable geordie rogues inform me that a website will be with us VERY soon lafaro have been on one of the recent smalltown america records compilations, and have what sounds like a brick shithouse on the drums. take a gander at www.myspace.com/lafaro to hear some tunes

local support comes from sirdancelot killed his mother www.valentinebitch.co.uk Masamune played their last show on the 20th August 2005 at Gavfest 2 : Party Monster. A band who went through members in an almost Spinal Tap fashion. The only two original members who were in it from the start, Gavin Will and Alastair Chivers, were in it to the end when the band were forced to change their name after being threatened with a lawsuit. Sirdancelot... has emerged from the ashes with yet another reshuffle. Now a three piece which sees Gavin moving from guitar to drums and the introduction of a new bass player going by the name of Stuart Maxwell. The tender trio aim to recapture the spirit of the mune in it's prime, slow it down, kick it to shreds, and glue it together with slint and cat on form-esque ramblings and shamblings.

Belfast three piece Lafaro bust onto the stage in ferocious form. Sounding a bit like McLusky strung out on Shellac and The Jesus Lizard, they have many riffs and a huge presence. A set coming down with new songs, occasionally punctuated by older tunes like Climate or the fantastic set-closer Scott, go down well. The standard of musicianship is second to none, and its pretty easy to get lost in the virtuosity at times, but the aural assault makes it all feel wholly genuine. And were all loving that drummer. taken from http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/atl/reviews/10022005lafaro.shtml

Paper Cut Out, then. An unknown package from Newcastle, England. Having only released two songs thus far on 7” via Jealous Records, this is a relatively new band which has burst onto the post-punk scene of late, forming from the ashes of Skip Day Toner. First song is a short sharp burst of spazzy, jazzy, off-kilter post-punk - immediately afterwards the crowd turn and look at each other as if to say “whoa..what was that?!”. It’s obviously something special. To say this band have stage presence would be doing them an injustice, these guys have venue presence. Constantly moving and intensely passionate. They’re rocking out and they’re loving it. So are we. I can’t think of a valid comparison for their sound: a little Sweep The Leg Johnny, a little Fugazi, a little Gang Of Four. Fast, tight, innovative. Astounding. If only it’d lasted longer. Clocking off after around 25 minutes, this is still one of the most enjoyable sets I’ve EVER seen. Michael Wilson taken from ... http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/atl/reviews/28022004paper.shtml

still there are miserbale c***s all over the world playing pacman that can only be a good thing