Posted by sarah Continuing the DIY punk ethic theme, in a bout of anti-capitalism that can only benefit YOU dear reader, we're putting together a Singles Club on-line. Each month we will be releasing an A and B side for free download on the site with accompanying artwork/lyrics suitable for colour and b+w print out. That's 24 tracks over the course of the year including live, studio and session recordings most of which will have been previously unavailable ANYWHERE. I've also begun soundproofing our practise space in Nottingham as well as setting some basic recording facilities at home, all of which should yeild some tangible results almost instantly. Other stuff also happened - more phone conversations with Ladyfest Manchester, we've begun tracking down the software necessary to keep everything accessible and, of course, further work on some of the new material - some of which is sounding bloody brilliant. So now you know. Xxx Sarah
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on April 6, 2003, 11:44 am
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6/04/03
Well Nich is off Snowboarding and Ned is in love - so I guess it falls to me to write up this weeks diary entry/Pop b###h gossip. On Wednesday Nich and I met with Nick and Dan - two organisers of the (not for profit) Underdog Festival - the details of which will be shortly available on the News page (so you really heard it here first). This sounds like it's going to be really interesting event in late May , they interviewed us for a fanzine that'll be running concurrently and there will also be free CD's going out with each ticket sold in a limited compilation that'll include our very own Sugarbeet, plus some for Promo. Tickets will be selling through Fopp and Selecta Disk and considering the lin-up (inc. Pheonix Down, Grace et al) this is going to sell-out mighty fast. Interview was fun, all talk of monster B movies and Dante. Hope I made some sense - but they appeared to have some feel for what we're trying to do which is cool.
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