Monthly Archives: October 2009

This week’s Kerrang! has run a big competition to win the chance to be a roadie for Bowling For Soup, giving the band more excellent coverage.

Flood Of Red‘s album Leaving Everything Behind got itself a 7/10 review in this week’s NME. Nice!

News of the Nirvana DVD has spun out of control across the web with news on XFM, Clash, NME, MSN, Virgin Media, Tiscali, Drowned in Sound, The Sun, Uncut and many, many more.

Brother Ali, who recently rocked the London Barfly, received a lot of love in this month’s Alternative Ulster with both an Introducing feature and a glowing album review. Fantastic stuff.

Lovvers did it large this week with a three page feature in the new issue of Loud & Quiet.

The North Atlantic Oscillation online campaign has kicked off in style with the band’s track Cell Count featured as the NME’s Daily Download. Fantastic!

White Belt Yellow Tag celebrated the release of their new single Remains with a spot as Artrocker’s Single of the Month. Get in!

Converge‘s new album is now featured on the homepage of MySpace Music in the UK. Check out this brutal album in its entirety exclusively at MySpace.

Senser‘s new self-released album ‘How To Do Battle’ is in stores today and Glasswerk are currently featuring an interveiw with the band on their homepage. A plethora of reviews of the album have also gone live including write-ups on Entertainment Focus, Rock Midgets, Subba-Cultcha, All Gigs and Manchester Music.

Elliot Minor‘s new album ‘Solaris’ is in stores today and the guys popped into Sugar to give them an exclusive performance of the title track. The site are also running a competition for readers to win tickets to the band’s forthcoming tour!