like-herod

that these are session versions, so different to the ones on the album.

..the people who put bands on at Soul Tree were known as Club Goo, so they are probably migrating competely to form Pub Goo.

Shame that this has to happen AFTER I leave Cambridge for good.

Good for cambridge though.

really?

..I thought that Atari Teenage Riot had somehow reformed and were guesting, when I heard Declare Independance.
But I disagree with Smezzer, DI is a great song.

they murder, live, everytime.

No?

Interesting interview, great record.

..are utter gash.

that is all

..on the initial listening's, as said in the review "an album like nothing you've heard before". On repeats it is rewarding, you have to give it time. It's just like the first time you started listening to serious music. You can tell there's something there that eludes you, its just takes you ahwile to work out what it is.

This is far more rewarding on 10th+ listening than the previous albums.

..worthwhile post.

The review. Thought it was a bit lazy just comparing to post-rock (which this has pretty much nothing in common with) but the album's quite good.

RATM at 3/10 and The Smiths as 0/10.

Sad that they aren't signed to your label anymore?!

I can't comment either yet, waiting for my copy to turn up soon though.

ah yes, the world tour.

what are they promoting? Mr Beast has been out for ages and nothing else is on the horizon, as far as I know.

I was supposed to be spending 5 hours on a train to see them in Lyon. At least I shall see the at Eurockéennes.

utterly utterly hysterical

if you've listened to it once. Jesus. Hoe many albums have you actually 'got' on the first listen?

..but I'm not sure that Neon Bible is up to scratch. But how you're supposed to follow Funeral, I don't know.

To me it sounds like a cross between the early EP and Funeral.. so bit of a step back.

(are you not on Oink, Mike Diver?!)

similar to The Strap's first album aswell. I.e. lost ramblings.

...

I think its because of the interlinking 'cells' that make up the coverage in the US, the place is so darned big that you have to be within one of these cells to get any reception. Its a bit different to the uk system.

Any questions?

Both get 9's? What's going on? The scores seem like knee-jerk reactions to DiS favourite bands releasing albums. I'm sure they did listen to the album before they reviewed them, but its hard to believe.

I like DiS but in future I will not be able to buy or listen to an album just on DiS's say so.

I feel a little let down *sniff*.

I have 'What We All Want'. I didn't know there was another one

..apart from a couple of tracks, A Weekend In The City is most dissapointing.

I saw him at Norwich Fringe festival. Quite possibly the best 'gig' I've ever been to, if you could call it that.

Tell us more.

my mistake.

A mate of mines got this and said that the first time he heard this he was blown away by how good it is. This mate of mine is also a massive Beatles fan.

Does this mean that EVERYTHING that Liam says is complete shit?

And who the hell is Cody Jefferson?

especially if you've seen the latest South Park episode..

Did they find any evidence of funding terrorists activities?