Dead Kenny's Behrami Army
To celebrate our beloved West Ham finally making their first major signing of the summer in Valon Behrami, a Kosovan-born Swiss international right back, whose crazy hair and tats should see him fit in well with our long history of 'eccentric' full-backs, Parallax View sees fit to empty our favourites folder for you to pick 'n' mix -
More reasons to be cheerful as Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong shelve their debut album. Seems like an 8/10 rating from the NME doesn't amount to a hill o'beans these days!
We've cut back our gig/festival-going in the last month or so, but some good folk have put the hours in during our absence -
Drowned In Sound review Supersonic 2008.
Ben SWSL's Glasto 2008 Diary.
Sweeping The Nation reviews Truck festival.
Last Bus Home reviews the Lovebox Weekender at Victoria Park.
Troubled Diva reviews White Denim at Nottingham Bodega.
In other news -
Rock drummers are top athletes.
Attachments' Amanda Ryan is to play Cathy in Birmingham Rep's upcoming Wuthering Heights adaptation.
Twenty Major's cure for another boring summer.
Scary Duck on passive-aggressive notes.
Lydongate? Johnny's Behaviour Rotten? Swells on the 'racist' rickus (via RussL)
Careless Genes shows us how to make home-made peanut butter.
Birmingham's Flapper and Firkin faces demolition. (via Pete Ashton)
NOT SAFE FOR WORK eye candy if you like the idea of a Japanese Cheryl Cole lookalike with F-cup depth to her personality - Suzuka Ishikawa (20): REMINDER: NOT WORK SAFE.
M.I.A. and Santogold Get It Up together.
Cat With A Theremin (via just about everybody, it seems).
And finally, we did get to a gig last night, review to follow shortly, but here as a taster is one of the bands, Red Pony Clock, and their silly promo for My New Best Friends. If you like what you see/hear, they'll be playing the Indietracks festival in Ripley, Derbyshire this weekend -
To celebrate our beloved West Ham finally making their first major signing of the summer in Valon Behrami, a Kosovan-born Swiss international right back, whose crazy hair and tats should see him fit in well with our long history of 'eccentric' full-backs, Parallax View sees fit to empty our favourites folder for you to pick 'n' mix -
More reasons to be cheerful as Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong shelve their debut album. Seems like an 8/10 rating from the NME doesn't amount to a hill o'beans these days!
We've cut back our gig/festival-going in the last month or so, but some good folk have put the hours in during our absence -
Drowned In Sound review Supersonic 2008.
Ben SWSL's Glasto 2008 Diary.
Sweeping The Nation reviews Truck festival.
Last Bus Home reviews the Lovebox Weekender at Victoria Park.
Troubled Diva reviews White Denim at Nottingham Bodega.
In other news -
Rock drummers are top athletes.
Attachments' Amanda Ryan is to play Cathy in Birmingham Rep's upcoming Wuthering Heights adaptation.
Twenty Major's cure for another boring summer.
Scary Duck on passive-aggressive notes.
Lydongate? Johnny's Behaviour Rotten? Swells on the 'racist' rickus (via RussL)
Careless Genes shows us how to make home-made peanut butter.
Birmingham's Flapper and Firkin faces demolition. (via Pete Ashton)
NOT SAFE FOR WORK eye candy if you like the idea of a Japanese Cheryl Cole lookalike with F-cup depth to her personality - Suzuka Ishikawa (20): REMINDER: NOT WORK SAFE.
M.I.A. and Santogold Get It Up together.
Cat With A Theremin (via just about everybody, it seems).
And finally, we did get to a gig last night, review to follow shortly, but here as a taster is one of the bands, Red Pony Clock, and their silly promo for My New Best Friends. If you like what you see/hear, they'll be playing the Indietracks festival in Ripley, Derbyshire this weekend -
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