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From Tuesday 04 February 2003

Do The Dog News

Do The Dog Records have a few albums scheduled for the next couple of months. Heres what we can expect: A re-release of the debut album “Bounce” by Brighton’s 2 tone ska/pop masters Too Many Crooks. The debut mini album by Leeds based ska/reggae/dub troupe

Sunday 02 February 2003

Honeyshop Screamers – Going Out Dancing

The Honeyshop Screamers existed between 1998 and 2001 and ‘Going Out Dancing’ collects together the bands studio recordings in one compact package (or should that be disc…). The band initially formed as a three piece in 98 before adding brass and keys to the overall sound.

Beatsteaks winners

The five winners of the beatsteaks competition have been drawn, so I would advise everyone who entered to check their inboxes for an email from me. Congratulations to those who triumphed and commiserations to those who missed out this time. For those of you that care the

Wednesday 22 January 2003

Beatsteaks competition!

That’s right folks, its competition time again. We have five copies of the latest Beatsteaks release, ‘Die Wohnzimmer EP’ to give away. But that’s not all. Because we’re feeling extra generous each of the winners will also receive an Epitaph sampler and

Tuesday 21 January 2003

Single of the year!

The new single by The Wildhearts, ‘Stormy in the north, Karma in the south’, is out today. I can’t rate this song or this band high enough, and I suggest you rush out and buy the single now… Go on, what are you waiting for?

4FT Fingers & Mr. Zippy tour dates

Here are the dates in full: FEBRUARY 13 – Derby, Vic 14 – Plymouth, Tramps 15 – Worcester, Youth Centre 16 – Cambridge, Man On The Moon 17 – Peterborough, Met Lounge 20 – Leicester, Charlotte 21 – Aldershot, West End Centre 22 – Bedford, Esquires 23 –

Sunday 19 January 2003

Epitaph “new releases” comp

The official Epitaph website is giving away a host of goodies from Transplants windbreakers to cds. To be in with a chance of winning some cool stuff you have to answer trivia questions on the labels upcoming releases. To find out more go

Monday 13 January 2003

Rescue – Volume Plus Volume

Rescue were originally formed in 2000 as a side project band, made up from members of other groups. After some great live reviews Rescue quickly became the main priority for its members. Following their first ep release in early 2002, the band treated

Sunday 12 January 2003

Punk-O-DVD

From epitaph.com: “The quintessential punk rock DVD is just around the corner and it’s jam-packed with tons of killer videos and amazing extras! There are 22 classic Epitaph videos and four videos extras: The Epitaph Story, which is an in-depth documentary on just how this big, fucked-up family

Captain Everything – Learning To Play With

Wondering what the stupendous Captain Everything are about? Let me help you. Switch around the album title and read it again. Do you see? In a small way that sums up the band, witty and sharp. ‘Learning to play with…’ is a superb effort by the