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I haven't read it properly. I see they aren't on sale yet. What a div.

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How the tits do you get tickets for this? Can't find them anywhere, would appreciate the help of anyone who has.
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Will be buying this defo. But I think the release date's the 11th June, not the 4th.

that this review is pretty harsh. I don't think they claim to be punk - it's guitar pop with an infectious chorus and it's a lot of fun. Perhaps you were just looking for something that they weren't offering. Seems to me it's alright to make music without 'social commentary' if you're in an achingly hip electro band, but as soon as you pick up a guitar and play anything loosely punk influenced you're suddenly expected to be the voice of British youth. Seeing them live might change your mind by the way, they're great.

is in his touring band, and another one of Longwave's in his support band I think

Stool Pigeon? I love that. It's the only music newspaper, it's free and I've never heard of anyone in it. Ace. The writing's of a very high standard too.

Is tits. Or so I think anyway. My order would be:

1.Mwng
2.Guerilla
3.Phantom Power
4.Radiator
5. Fuzzy Logic
6. Rings Around the World
7. Love Kraft (Although Lazer Beam is ace, to be fair).

is not a patch on phantom power if you ask me

Interpol - Antics
The Strokes - Is This It
Willy Mason - Where the Humans Eat
Joanna Newsom - The Milk Eyed Mender
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Sleepy Jackson - Lovers

I really wanted to think of something British... but I couldn't think of anything as good as these. BSP maybe, the first Libertines possibly, The first Futureheads one. They give them a run for their money but I stick with my original choices.

WAYNE COYNE? anybody?

are wicked. Go and see them if you get the chance.

Get 'Beasley Street' by John Cooper Clarke. (It's a poem set to music). You have to.

And also the synth you wanker. He doesn't use live brass. Give the kid a break, he's just writing a review! I've seen much worse.