Elfrim

One of my favourite groups of all time.

If you haven't heard any of their work you are in for a treat discovering their back catalogue.

Can't believe it's only been given a 6.

It's pretty accessible but not quite as "song based" as Flags of the Sacred Harp. Overall its good stuff.

Richmond Fontaine

isn't their debut as stated, it's their 3rd album!

Another good album from Aidan. Keep it up!

are DEFINITELY better than Pavement. No doubt. Their songs are far more affecting, to me anyway.

Hopefully it's good...

The praise is well deserved.

Maybe not up there with the Stages Names in terms of depth and substance, but still of a very high quality throughout.

Problem was there for years, even as a nightclub. I was hoping that someone would have seen sense and moved it but obviously not. Don't forget the gents toilets are next to the door and cloakroom as well.

I'm far from convinced you can fit 800 folk in there.

Spoke to a pal who used to dj in there and while doesn't know the figure he says its a lot less than 800.

Won't hold much more than King Tuts which holds 150 I believe.

Where did the writer get the figure 800 from??

Surely not.... I wouldn't have thought even half of that.

that, for example, a 1004% increase in sales doesn't mean a lot if the album was only selling 2 copies a week to start with...

It's the old Revolution building. Hopefully no teething problmes with it being the first night.

Great album, great band. Nuff said.

the album will be good. The bits I've heard certainly don't seem to sound as overty polished and slick as Urban Hymms (which is a good thing)

Shore to Shore (I think it's called) is an outstanding tune.

Another in a line of great albums by the Silver Jews. Seen them in Glasgow last week and they were brilliant.

in my opinion. Evokes the spirit of Neutral Milk Hotel to me if not he overall quality.