A message from Pete from Enablers 

Strings of Consciousness 
Hello all,

Go check out the Strings Of Consciousness site and a great project out of Marseilles, France. I had the privilege of collaborating with the musicians listed below. I encourage you to visit their site and  see what's in store for June '07. Also included in the project - among others - are Eugene Robinson from Oxbow, and Jim Thirlwell of  Foetus. Coming out on Barry Adamson's Central Command. Enjoy, and thanks.

Pete, Enablers 

In Between Lyrics by Pete  Simonelli
http://www.myspace.com/enablers
http://enablerssf.com/

Pete  Simonelli (spoken words) + Hervé Vincenti (guitars/keys) + Alison Chesley  (cello) + Stefano Tedesco (vibraphone) + Philippe Petit  (laptop/turntables)
 

Performances start at 8.00pm, until 2.00am - Featuring music from: Shimmy Rivers and and Canal + Duke Garwood + Superstrings and Karl Blake + Bing Selfish + Kay Grant and Chris Weaver +  I am a Kamura + The Boycott Coca Cola Experience + Jaw + Kenny Process Team + Nigel Noise + Louisa Martin, Ben Drew and Alisdair Leslie + Naked Ruby + Chris Cornetto

From micro-surf post-rock through eco agit-prop pop to exquisite Japanese chanson, the cream of the left-field London underground perform on two stages for London's most important cultural institution. The venue will donate six hundred pounds of the bar takings to the radio station. Drink! 

For more details go to www.divineagency.org / www.resonancefm.com
 

John on the phone......

The sheriff can't be happy as Nottingham was hit with the debut edition of "The Sparrow" newletter this month. Produced by members of the local Anarchist Federation it dishes the dirt on the council, Nottingham's radical history and more. Get it online at www.afed.org.uk/ nottingham/nottingham_sparrow_1.pdf The Vortex may have fallen (SchNEWS 579) but some of London's elite S.Q.U.A.T Team have found themselves a new communal home. The long-dormant old Good Food Cafe in Camberwell has been turned into a vibrant open space for people to meet, eat and perhaps conspire. A collective of South London malcontents, young and old, have reclaimed this space from dereliction - and yuppie 'development' - and would welcome support. Suits have been seen sniffing around and licking their chops. A host of events are planned - films on Wednesdays; every Friday from the 23rd will see a home-cooked food night; Sunday (25th) they'll be serving up a cooked breakfast followed by painting and maintenance in the building. So get down to 192 Warham Street, Camberwell, SE5

The new year long series of ORGAN TV  is on your screens in the UK right now. Every   Wednesday evening, 10.30pm  on the OPEN ACCESS 2 Channel on SKY 173. And now due to the fine response, repeated every Sunday on SKY 883 at 11.15pm.

What's it all about? Simple, just good music, and the art of good video making...  Same musical policy as we've always had with Organ - the labels are just handy signposts, as long as the music and video making has that X factor - expect a healthy eye/earboiling mix of metal, punk, prog, beats, post rock, post punk, post man pat, hardcore, indie, alternative, pronk, whatever..... music and creativity for the open minded 
 

THIS WEEK WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING VIDEOS.... 

1: 65DAYSOFSTATIC - Drove Through Ghosts To Get There
2: STASI - Mixed Inglish
3: TIME.SPACE.REPEAT. - Joy 
4: BEYOND DAWN - Among The Sedatives
5: DRESDEN DOLLS - Backstabber 
6: DUREFORSOG - Living In Vain 
7: SUNS OF THE TUNDRA - Monkey Dance 

And then on WEDNESDAY 28th Mar -10.30pm on OPEN ACCESS 2 via SKY 173 or catch the repeat that's on OPEN ACCESS 1 via SKY 883 on Sunday 1st April at 11.15pm

1: WENDYKURK - Freckles - 
2: LIARS - it Fit When I Was A Kid
3: PURE REASON REVOLUTION - Intention Craft 
4: MY VITRIOL - This Time 
5: ASSDROIDS - Daft Crunk 
6: SIKTH - How May I Help You 
7: YIP YIP - Candy Dinner 
8: BEECHER - Function Function 

And the week after next? Expect, oh I don't know what you can expect, let's just kick those rat-bastards out and put our own people in charge, get off the air MTV. We have nothing to lose except fun and the joy of watching... That and the words of the good Doctor

Now that's what I call music TV. 

Want to get your video on? Well all you need to do is make us aware of what you have, send
us a link to your video on MySpace or You Tube or wherever, or a VHS or a DVD and if you have something that we want to broadcast then we'll chase you for a master broadcast format and wallop, sorted 

DEMO OF THE WEEK

OXYGEN THIEF - We’re in The Best Of Hands - Sometimes something just turns up and in a totally unexpected unanticipated understated way just really impresses. Something that makes everything feel good, that makes life and trawling through demos and dealing with bands and promoters and everything else just a little bit more worthwhile and inviting than it seemed to be yesterday. This fine six track demo just turned up and politely waited in the pile with all the others, took a day or two to reach the top, we know nothing of Bristol’s Oxygen Thief, so it just had to wait there with the other (yeah, we admit it, if something we’ve been anticipating or excited about turns up it gets to jump the queue, everything else waits in line). Oxygen thief wages solo acoustic warfare, something that, following the demise of his previous band, he clearly has to do. He says he sings loud and plays his guitar to within an inch of its life, I de believe him as well, there’s so much energy in here with the passion. Now it would be very lazy of us to throw in names like Frank Turner or Get Cape, does give you a vague idea of where we’re at through. You need to take a little time with Oxygen Thief, you need to let his energy and his craft seep in, this is subtle (and subtle is not overrated) and he’s not going to grab you by the collar and demand you attention from the off, let his intentions shine through though, after a couple of plays you’ll know it was right to do so. This CD has been occupying days of my listening time (while the pile waiting over there waiting grows bigger). Just really good, really positive, energetic committed DIY acoustic emotion and bite and just six fine songs. Thank you Oxygen Thief.  He knows how to make things better, a simple formula to break the pattern...    www.oxygenthiefmusic.com / www.myspace.com/oxygenthief

DEMO OF THE WEEK 2

THE DAWN CHORUS – Town/City EP - Really fine, well crafted, very easy, inviting Americana that’ll put a home made bandage on your heart. Where are they from with their delightfully upbeat mellow American country twang? Hampshire, South Coast of little old England. Actually they do have an English heartbeat and a little bit of Bright Eyes meets The Kinks playing alt.country music with occasional trumpets and little details that could easily go by unnoticed feel. They claim to be not very fashionable of rock ‘n roll, could be they’re wrong there,sound very fashionable to me – fashionable or not they (or we) clearly couldn’t care less and what they very clearly are is very honest and very real and heartfelt. The problem with most English bands that come our way is that they almost always sound like they’re compromising and following the latest fashion or that new band they heard on the radio the other day – that kind of thinking has clearly never ever entered the brilliant uplifting mellow country rock heads of The Dawn Chorus. A fine five piece from nowhere in particular, as honest and beautiful as the day is long. Breezy, English sweethearts of the rodeo, take everything they have, I think you might need it - there’s very little left in life that hasn’t been destroyed, this is the celebration my dear. Just very fine mellow English Americana and crafted honesty from nowhere in particular. www.thedawnchorus.com

Last week's demo of the week - THE SCARLET LETTER UNION

Previous demo's of the week - KOE / DEATH LIST FIVE / BITCH SLAP BARBIE / STRAY BORDERS / FOUR LETTER FRIEND / ALSATIAN / THE VIPERS / LILY GREEN / THE VELCROS / MAYORS OF MIYAZAKI / FANTAPLASTIC / CLUB LE SHARK / THEY DIED TOO YOUNG / INVASION / OPHELIA TORAH / THE MERLIN BIRD / LEAVE THE CAPITAL / GRAVANZIA / CHET / LADY PROMISE / FTSE100 / STEAL GANDHI / ALL DARK MORNINGS / SHADY BARD / SHILOE / THE RAMPTON RELEASE DATE / BATTLEWITCH / THE FLESH HAPPENING / VESSELS / BLACK JACKSON / INNER RAGE / ALLERGO / BROOKE / CARTRIDGE / PERHAPS CONTRAPTION / THE PROCESS VOID

MAYORS OF MIYAZAKI Live: The Grosvenor, London – 15/3/07

We’ve been itching to catch up with the Mayors since they sent us their Kancho EP a few months ago. We described it as “…a bendy, shouty, pointy, churning thing, some wired kind of urgent math rock that doesn’t quite add up…” Well, as good as the EP was, the Mayors themselves in the flesh are an even better proposition. Excuse me for shouting but, honestly, WE HAVE GOT ONE HELL OF A NEW BAND HERE, PEOPLE. 

The Mayors were hard to fault. Had I bothered to look inside their lovingly-crafted CD sleeve, I’d have known that they were a three-piece, but I didn’t bother, and so busy and inventive was their sound that I assumed we were dealing with a four or five piece, so I was taken aback and wondered how just three of ‘em could reproduce the material. Without the slightest bit of bother was the answer. Three urchins, all of whom looked too young to enjoy a legal pint, took to the stage and almost apologetically said hello. They then launched into a set of writhing, twisting and utterly dynamic rock music that had the couple of dozen of us watching hugging ourselves in delight.

Live they have less of the smart-arsed, abrasive edge that’s apparent on the demo. The sound is fuller, more melodic, and there’s no clever posturing, just three kids utterly into the buzz of playing their music for us. They manage to be inventive without losing drive or momentum – even on tracks like ‘Critics lack Conviction’, where for a moment the three of them bark madly at each other – they sandwich this strange interlude between two quite different but compelling, multi-riffed passages of driving rock. The musicianship is excellent. All three wrestle from their instruments a variety of sounds and textures (we see a five string bass actually being played to the full, rather than just being posed with) and they’re accomplished enough to avoid the impression that they’re just playing for themselves.

US influences seem apposite to mention – the Mayors take the flow and thrust of Stinking Lizaveta and play it through the jagged arrangements of At The Drive In. In their more straightforward moments (such as the chorus to ‘Queen Mary vs. the Robots’) they come close to the commercial metal of Hundred Reasons, but they’re rarely that obvious for any length of time. Shellac and Hose.Got.Cable are other reference points, but they also bring a mischievous English wit to the intensity, as well as a readiness to throw any number of ideas into a song, not unlike the Optimist Club at times. Though they’d be appreciated by a prog lover or the Cardiacs cognoscenti, the Mayors of Miyazaki are definitely a rock band in the noisy, raucous sense of the term, just one infinitely more interesting than usual. They’d go down a storm with the more open-minded of the ATP crowd. And the next challenge for the Mayors of Miyazaki is precisely that – to find an audience beyond the pitifully small number of punters here tonight. If you get the chance, you should make the effort to see them. This was as good a set as I’ve seen for ages from a new, young band starting out on their adventures. The highest of recommendations.
(Phil Whalley)

www.mayorsofmiyazaki.com
www.myspace.com/tootingbizarre
 

ALSO CHECK OUT

THE CHINESE STARS – Listen To Your Left Brain (Three One G) – We gots here some rather fine American new wave circa 1982 coming at in a fresh sounding 2007 kind of way. The Stars feature Craig Kureck and Eric Paul,ex, both of the now disbanded Arab On Radar – and like everything else that has evolved out of the glorious Radar, this is good good good. Infectious, bendy bouncy new wave of a Pere Ubu, Devo American pop rock nature. Oh, bass player from Six Finger Satellite as well, there’s quite a pedigree here. The Chinese Stars are reinventing that that has already been invented, admire and indeed celebrate their resolve, fine new wave pointy bouncy newwaveness.  www.threeoneg.com

PUBLIC RELATIONS EXERCISE – Come You Are Safe We Are From The Bombs (Field) – More of that relentless refreshing post-hardcore post-rock post-post post-everything urgent noise that PRE do so very very well. They’ve been building and building, we’ve been telling you about the gigs and demos for quite a time now (one day you’ll thank us) and you will in time come to love their invigorating inventive relentless edgy screaming energy and the violent musical craft of it all. They’re from Leicester, there’s five of them, they’re brilliant live and now they have an excellent high speed roller-coaster ride of a compelling debut album to back the live experience up. Inventively discordant, relentlessly in your face and confronting your every thought, this is not a comfortable sound and you should find comfort in that. We have ourselves a thankless task, go enjoy the Public Relations Exercise ride, don’t take anyone or anything for granted, it don’t make for good public relations – Scissormen I tell you! Hold on tight. Thank you. www.field-records.com / www.myspace.com/publicrelationsexercise

SHAM 69 – United (Dream Catcher/Secret) – 28 track double live CD set. Selected cherry-picked live recordings from 78 and 79 rather than just one whole gig so there’s no real sense of event (and only one in-between song ruck!). Pretty messy slack dirty faced versions but then this is Sham so you know you can expect nothing but messy raw shouty terrace chant vocals and pretty basic messy messsy massy playing and everything pretty much running on attitude, energy and that hint of pending violence. Sham were great, they sound very dated now, this is an alright live album, quality is good enough, better then going down the pub ain’t it, come on, come on... – www.secretrecordslimited.com

LAP – The Ignored Effect (Populus) – We have here a screamo beano nu metal beast and a whole slab load of melodic creaming and screaming and I don’t like Poison The Well much and I’m not that impressed with the direction Biffy Clyro have taken in recent times but hey, if you are, and Deftones still get your ears cooking then this Manchester three piece are pretty good at it. They have some colour and restrained and an appreciation of light and shade and yeah, they’re alright I guess. Seven track mini album/EP thing,or is it jut a demo? Not that clear really.. www.myspace.com/lap / www.myspace.com/populusrecords

ANTI NOWHERE LEAGUE – Secret Radio Recordings (Dream Catcher/Secret) – Filthy twenty track live album, wreckorded live in 2005 and the return of The League captured in full on obnoxious nasty shouting cussing metal-edged street punk effect  Law breaking, people hating, filthy dirty animals, it shouldn’t be allowed, where’s my MP? The thing with live albums is they’re only really for the already fanatically converted and all the converted really need to know is does the album capture the band? Is the recording any good? Are they just trying to flog us a naff bootleg quality load of old toss or is it live and dangerous? Is it any good? Who got branded and who did what with the peep-hole panties? Yes, this is well recorded, yes it does captured the gloriously obnoxiousness of The League, yes the sound quality is good, yes they are wonderfully dumb and hell bent on self destruction, self mutilation, self flagellation and whatever else you got for ‘em, and no, they shouldn’t really still be sounding this good in 2005... Hey look, this is the League, you either love them or you stay a million miles away - if you love ‘em, then this is a good documentation and I got to go wash my hands now. No, you can’t have a sip of my beer, go buy your own and go buy your own Anti Nowhere League live album as well yer fuggin scabby scrounging filthy crusty punk - I hate people. Excellent live album, actually, not a bad introduction for those of you who’ve never encountered Animal and his crew before, so I was talking crap back there wasn’t I, punk rock mate. www.secretrecordslimited.com

AWESOME COLOR -  Awesome Color (Ecstatic Peace) Some kind of Germanic 70’s flavoured space rock alternativeness from Ann Arbor Michigan. A kind of Stooges/Sonic Youth/Who blues rock American dream chasing thing for Hawkwind/Pink Faries fans. www.ecstaticpeace.com

999 – Nasty Tales (Secret)  - Must be release a live album from an ageing British punk band week or something. 999 always seemed a little pedestrian and workman-like to me, nothing here on this nineteen track CD changes my mind. Decent enough quality live album, should keep those who are already fans happy, doubt if it will win over any new ones though. www.secretrecordslimited.com

SLAUGHTER AND THE DOGS – Manchester 101 (Secret) – Another live album, Manchester’s cut-price take on the New York Dolls recorded in 2005, they were probably well past their sell by date (twenty years past...) and a little too pub rock by 2005, anyway, there’s a live album out, here’s the link, follow it up if you want to - www.secretrecordslimited.com
 

Last week's album of the week - SHINING / LEFTOVER CRACK / CITIZEN FISH Previous album's of the week -THIS ET AL / FRANK TURNER  / CAR BOMB / MONOGONO / BILLY NO MATES / APSE / HOLLY THROSBY / MINSK / BLACK ELK / NUM 9 / SHORT SHARP SHOCK / DEATHSKULLS / FUCKED UP / INTRONAUT/ MICROWAVES / RONDELLUS / DUSTIN’S BAR MIZVAH / CRIME IN CHOIR / THE RUBY SUNS / THE SIEGFRIED SASSOON / DON CABALLERO / REIGNS / STREET DOGS / ME FIRST AND AND THE GIMME GIMMES / ALEUCHATISTAS / BLUT AUS NORD / CATS AND CATS AND CATS / I LOVE POLAND / HOLY SMOKES  / GALLOWS / SICBAY / THE LOST PATROL BAND / SQUAREPUSHER

We have a new album called 'The Destruction of Small Ideas'. It is out in the UK, Europe & the United States on 30th April through Monotreme Records (distribution is through either Cargo or Redeye, depending on your place in the world). The album is out in Japan on 25th April on Zankyo Records.

The Tracklisting looks like this:

1. When We Were Younger & Better.
2. A Failsafe.
3. Don't Go Down to Sorrow.
4. Wax Futures.
5. These Things We Can't Unlearn.
6. Music is Music as Devices are Kisses is Everything.
7. Lyonesse.
8. The Distant & Mechanised Glow of Eastern European Dance Parties.
9. Little Victories.
10. Primer.
11. White Peak/Dark Peak.
12. The Conspiracy of Seeds.

Upon careful listening, you will be able to hear contributions from The Mirimar Disaster, Digitonal and Circle Takes the Square. 

Deep breath. Calm down. Count to ten. You read that right. Please note that this isn't in some kind of '65-are-running-out-of-ideas' way. This is in a 'Let's-make-the-best-fucking- noise-it-is-in-us-to-make-and-if- this-involves-bringing-in-people-we -trust-to-hit-blow -bow-or-scream-things-then-so-be-it'' kind of way. 

You know how some bands find their sound, make a crossover album with some kind of 'name' producer and the SLICKEST of sounds to try and reach a bigger market, whilst losing all the urgency, panic and soul that made you fall for them in the first place?

That's not what you're going to get with this album. If you are anything like us (and you're on this list so we figure you must be) then you have studied your heroes and the music they made. You can plot graphs charting the rise and fall of bands that tricked you into thinking they were the ones you'd been waiting your whole life for, only for them to let you down the second they get snared by the major label machine, or get used to the taste of phone adverts.

Most likely bands fail despite their best intentions. Perhaps The Destruction of Small Ideas will be a self-fulfilling prophecy? Let's hope not, huh? The 65 family has staked a lot on this one. We're messing with the big boys, armed with nothing but battered guitars, an EXCELLENT ability to be rude to people, some f**king cool new songs and the enforced naivety that is required to believe that what we do still counts for something, somewhere, somehow. How can we possibly hope to bring this, our fight, to the Money and the Brand Monkeys and the Cross-marketing Promotions Advisers and the Shareholders and the Fucking Money that dictates what people should hear and buy and expect them to even notice our presence!?

Let's find out! We'll see you on the road and on the way down. Come and see us on the road, where we'll either be weeping with delight, or weeping. And listening to Dee-lite.

GROOVE IS IN THE HEART:

- A cut (hacked)-down version of 'Don't Go Down to Sorrow' will be released as a single in the UK on 9th April. You can see the uncharacteristically slick video, produced by 65's brothers-in-arms Medlo on our website. The B-Sides are ace and details are on to be found at 65daysofstatic.com. Go there from here at the end of all this.

- We have nothing to offer you but this album. Nothing here will save you. It is designed only to soften the blow.

- There are bands everywhere selling things for money. We?re just selling this, (except for a few t-shirts that keep us in petrol. When the petrol runs out, who knows what we’ll spend that money on?) But for now, we have come to terms with our contribution to capitalism by making this album into a CD. If you can afford to buy it, please know your purchase will go directly into putting 65daysofstatic on the road. The opposite of this theory is LIMEWIRE. 

-Somewhere on the planet we have buried treasure in the form of a Seed Bank, deep underground, so when the day comes that the air is no longer breathable, 65's grandchildren can hide down there and wait for a time when it is safe to re-emerge and plant life back into the soil. We're calling this project 'Fucking Hell, the Government appears to be acting on behalf of multinational companies. I thought our vote counted? ' and we are working in conjunction with the Norwegian Science Board in order to bring it to fruition. Deal with it. Or buy the album and read the inlay to your sweet, innocent children as they lay in bed, unable to comprehend the trouble we have got them into.

- We're getting close to finally being able to get back down to the fundamentals of being in 65daysofstatic, which is touring and touring and touring hard. Here's what's lined up for starters:

March 2007.
25th: JAPAN. Tokyo, Club Quattro.

April 2007
6th: RUSSIA. Moscow, Apelsin Club.
16th: ENGLAND. Oxford, Zodiac. With Youthmovies and Cats & Cats & Cats.
17th: ENGLAND. Cambridge, Junction. With Youthmovies and Cats & Cats & Cats.
18th: ENGLAND. Brighton, Concorde 2. With Youthmovies and Cats & Cats & Cats.
19th: NETHERLANDS. Utrecht, Ekko.
20th: NETHERLANDS. Haarlem, Patronaat.
21st: FRANCE. Reims, Capharnaum Festival.

THE DESTRUCTION OF SMALL IDEAS TOUR.

27th: Glasgow, Admiral. Triptych Festival.
28th: Aberdeen, Tunnels. Triptych Festival.
29th: Edinburgh, Caberet Voltaire. Triptych Festival.

May 2007
1st: Dublin, Crawdaddy.
3rd: Belfast, Venue TBA.
4th: Galway, Roisin Dubh.
5th: Cork, Cyprus Avenue
7th: Sheffield, The Plug.
8th: Leeds, Cockpit.
9th: Preston, 53 Degrees.
10th: Manchester, Academy 3.
11th: Newcastle, Academy 2.
13th: Nottingham, Rock City.
14th: Birmingham, Academy 2.
15th: Cardiff, The Point.
16th: Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms.
17th: Exeter, Phoenix.
18th: Reading, Fez Club.
20th: London, Koko.
21st : BELGIUM. Bruge, Cactus.
22nd: BELGIUM. Leuven, Stuk.
23rd: NETHERLANDS. Groningen, Vera.
24th: GERMANY. Hamburg, Molotow.
25th: DENMARK. Copenhagen, Stengade 30.
26th: DENMARK. Aarhus, Musikcafeen.

June 2007
1st: GERMANY. Bielefeld, Forum.
2nd: GERMANY. Leipzig, Conne Island.
3rd: GERMANY. Berlin, Magnet.
4th: GERMANY. Cologne, Prime Club.
5th: GERMANY. Munich, Ampere.
6th: SWITZERLAND. Zurich, Hafenkneipe.

We’re also trying to get to America for a full tour, but nothing is confirmed enough to be revealed. If they don't sell socks in the airport we're f**ked.  Bye. The 65 kids.
 

SINGLE OF THE WEEK
STRIPLIGHT – Hold It Down (Tummy Touch) - New single (with lots of b-sides and mixes and such) from London’s rather feisty, rather angular Striplight. They have that kind of Monkey Boy lead bass drive and an angular groove that’ll sweep you up, do let it. They talk of noir-wave angular artrock and singer Liz has that classic staccato bark, she has style, she’ll drag you in to their sharpness and their impressively smooth jerky Pere Ubu/Lena Lovich discordance. Fine single, sounds like a early days of Stiff treasure. Recommended. www.myspace.com/striplight

ALSO CHECK OUT
FUTON – Strap It On (Dirte) – Stomping, slick, clean cut, slick slick, dirty mouth Glam pop from Bangkok with Simon Gilbert from Suede in there somewhere, very modern sounding retro glam, T.Rex, Bowie, little too slick for us, but hey, if you’re curious then go find out for yourself  – www.dirterecords.com

GREEN PITCH – Unpredictable, Illogical (Ryko) – Creamy indie pop from Denmark, warm girl-fronted Sugarcubes meets Whipped Cream kind of thing, kind of sparse yet inviting and soothing. www.greenpitch.dk

MALPRACTICE – Breath (7  Records) – Slick, modern sounding hard edged big rock from a new UK band featuring Mark Chapman from A and Ben Calvert from Vex Red. www.malpractice.com. 

Last week's single of the week - ALMOS

Previously - THE LOW LOWS / I LIKE TRAINS / DINOSAUR Jr  / RADIO LUXEMBOURG / HONEY RIDE ME A GOAT / MOTHGUTS / KILLA KELA / CHARLES CAMPBELL JONES / TOBIAS FROBERG / THE FLESH HAPPENING / GIRL SCOUT HAND GRENADE / ZERO / BEATNIK FILMSTARS / DAN LA SAC vs SCROOBUIS PIP / FEAR OF MUSIC / THE RUBY SUNS / THE SCHLA LA LAS / THOMAS TANTRUM / DUSTIN’S BAR MITZVAH / SUPERSUCKERS /GIANT PAW / CHROME HOOF/ FRANK TURNER / ESKIMO DISCO / THE RACE / OCTOBER FILE / MOISTBOYZ / THE LOVES / THE EDUCATION / JESUS LICKS / EINSTELLUNG / SPIDERBABY / 

MORE NEXT WEEK, SAME TIME, SAME PLACE FOR NUMBER 200? 
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ORGAN 194 - BILLY NO MATES, ONSLAUGHT, SMOKE OR FIRE, VANILLA, ERRANDER, XisLOADED, DROP DEAD GORGEOUS, THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA, LOVEHATEHERO, TOBIAS FROBERG, THE ADVENTURES OF LOKI, RAY, CSS, THE BLACK VELVETS, LEAVE THE CAPITAL, FARRAH, WILLIAM D.DRAKE, NORTH SEA RADIO ORCHESTRA, DINOSAUR JR, ROLO TOMASSI, THE LOCUST, WILL HAVEN, INDYMEDIA, ClearerChannel, SchNEWS

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ORGAN 189 - SHORT SHARP SHOCK, DEATHSKULLS, THE RUBY SUNS, THE VELCROS, FUTURE OF THE LEFT, TRIPPED & FALLING, OZRIC TENTACLES, FROM THE SKY, RADIO MOSCOW, THE BLOODY HOLLIES, BELOW THE SEA, MONTANA, GALLOWS, THE RESIDENTS...

ORGAN 188 - MAYORS OF MIYAZAKI, FUCKED UP, THE SCHA LA LAS, THE PRISCILLAS, LEISUR HIVE, ENNIO MORRICONE, ANTHRAX, KUTOSIS, FADE TO SEPIA, IRVING, COAXIAL, BRUTAL TRUTH, WINTERS

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ORGAN 186 - MICROWAVES, RONDELLUS, DUSTIN’S BAR MITZVAH, SUPERSUCKERS, THEY DIED TOO YOUNG, LITTLE TROPHY, FANTAPLASTIC, HAMMERS OF MISFORTUNE, SLEEPYTIME GORILLA MUSEUM, PICASTRO, RED COTTON, THE BAZOOKAS, SOLEY MOURNING, PETER HAMMILL, VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR, RADIOHEAD, BIS, UNTITLED MUSICAL PROJECT, TIGER FORCE, NOTORIOUS HI-FI KILLERS

ORGAN 185 - DUSTIN'S BAR MITZVAH  CRIME IN CHOIR, GIANT PAW, GOBSAUSAGE, GENE SERENE, EARTH, IQ, FLIPPER, THEATER DES VAMPIRES, THE KNIVES OF NEPTUNE, PETER HAMMILL, SWAD, MIKROKOSMOS, THE FLESH HAPPENING, THE OXFAM GLAMOUR MODELS...

ORGAN 184 - THE RUBY SUNS, CHROME HOOF, FRANK TURNER, CLUB LE SHARK, ENABLERS, THE DODGEMS, GRINDERMAN, RONNIE DAY, THE DISTANCE, YOUR CREATION, LIPID, MOTORHEAD, WEASEL WALTER...

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ORGAN 182 - Oh, that one was live on the radio, all 11 sleepless hours of it.

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ORGAN 180 - OPHELIA TORAH, OCTOBER FILE, MOISTBOYZ, BAUER, WINTERKIDS, GREENWICH RESIDENT, WE ARE TREES, VOICST, ME FIRST AND AND THE GIMME GIMMES, ALEUCHATISTAS, BEATNIK FILMSTARS, FUME, OUT FOR BLOOD, CRADLE OF FILTH, NEBRASKA, RATTLESNAKE REMEDY, THE DEGENERATE ART ENSEMBLE, THE STOLEN BABIES, ZAG AND THE COLOURED BEADS, PEEPING TOM, TERROR, SPACE WEATHER, THE ANARCHIST BOOK FAIR

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ORGAN 177 - CATS AND CATS AND CATS, I LOVE POLAND, AGE OF CHAOS, SANCTORUM, LOVEMAT, WOVEN HAND, LEAVE THE CAPITAL, THE APPARATUS, JESUS LICKS, RED SPARROWES, MASTODON... 

ORGAN 176 - ELLIOT SMITH, JENNIFER TERRAN, CRADLE OF FILTH, HEAVEN 17, LOVE, SUGARCUBES CHET, GRAVANZIA, VANCOUVER DELUXE, HOLY SMOKES, GALLOWS, YO LA TANGO, SKID ROW, UFO, ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN, EINSTELLUNG, THE LATE GREATS, ROYAL TREATMENT PLANT, WHEN GRAVITY FAILS, DARTZ, THE TRUDY 

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ORGAN 173 - In print, on paper, got go grab get it.

ORGAN 172 - FTSE100, EMPYREAL DESTROYER, SMILEX, SQUAREPUSHER, HATEBREED, ARDENCY, TOURETTES SYNDROME, GOD IS AN ASTRONAUT, THE VITAMINS, THE RESIDENTS, WEDNESDAY 13, JOHN PEEL DAY PLANNED, RIOT COPS GATECRASH FREE PARTY, The INTREPID FOX

ORGAN 171

ORGAN 170 - STEAL GANDHI, ALL DARK MORNINGS, THE AUTHENTICS, OPTIMIST CLUB, ESTRADASPHERE, WOLFGANG BANG, ELECTRONIC, CURSIVE, AGAINST ME, TRANSIT KINGS, TRANSMISSION, DUN 2 DEF, THE RUSSIAN FUTURISTS, PHOENIX BODIES, THE DRESDEN DOLLS, THE ANSWER, THOM YORKE....

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ORGAN 165 - THE FLESH HAPPENING, MOTORHEAD, RUSSIAN CIRCLES ,TERROR, THE HUCKSTERS, TANGAROA, SHARP END FIRST, TOUCHSTONE, And just who is MOIST PAULA?

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ORGAN 159 - INNER RAGE, THE GHOSTS, ALPHA DISTRICT, INTEROGATE. ABOUT. DODDODO, DEADSTAR ASSEMBLY, AD AAD AT, ROBIN GUTHRIE, BANG! BANG!, FEU THERESE, CERBERUS SHOAL, HERESY, SERENA-MANEESH, PUNISH THE ATOM, The RampArt Community, GO SPIDERMUM - A gang of anarchist Robin Hood-style thieves, ORGAN TV will be back for more, ORGAN on your radio 

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ORGAN 151 - Out in print now, 40 pages 

ORGAN 150 - NEXT LIFE, CRETIN, HAWNAY TROOF, SYMMETRY, GREENSPACE, DRUGDEALER CHEERLEADER, LAST PARTY, ALEX WARD, BURNT, INTENTION, TRACTOR SEX FATALITY, THE DRESDEN DOLLS, PROUDFLESH, THE GHOSTS, SPEED THEORY,EL TOPO, THE CULT WITH NO NAME, THE PROCESS VOID. 

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