We Are Scientists have announced a new UK tour.
The band, which now includes former Razorlight drummer Andy Burrows, will play the shows below as well as T in the Park, Reading, Leeds and Glastonbury and release their new album Barbara on June 14th
June:
21 – Cambridge Junction
22 – Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall
24 – Sheffield Leadmil
25 – Oxford O2 Academy
Rage Against The Machine have announced the bands set to support them at their free gig.
The band, who play Finsbury Park in London on June 6th, will be joined by Jane’s Addiction, Gallows and Gogol Bordello. Nice.
Underoath have announced they will be hitting the studio soon.
The band, who saw drummer and vocalist Aaron Gillespie leave the group recently, tweeted that they expect to make an announcement on a new drummer in a couple of weeks. In the meantime, enjoy one of their tracks below:
Parkway Drive have announced details of their new album.
It’s set to be named Deep Blue and is scheduled for a June 29th release on Epitaph. The tracklisting is below as well as a video of them in the studio.
01 – “Samsara”
02 – “Unrest”
03 – “Sleepwalker”
04 – “Wreckage”
05 – “Dead Weight”
06 – “Alone”
07 – “Pressures”
08 – “Deliver Me”
09 – “Karma”
10 – “Home Is For The Heartless”
11 – “Hollow”
12 – “Leviathan I”
13 – “Set To Destroy”
Bad Religion has announced a handful of UK shows this August, which shall take place at the beginning and end of the month.
The band has extensive touring plans this summer and will play three times in Britain, before leaving to play festivals and returning to play dates in London and Manchester.
Meanwhile Bad Religion is set to release a free live album on May 18th to celebrate 30 years as a band.
The band will play;
August
6th – Birmingham, Academy
7th – Bristol, Academy
8th – Blackpool, Rebellion Festival
23rd – London, Shepherd’s Bush Empire
24th – Manchester, Academy 2
Moby has announced he has formed a heavy metal inspired rock band called Diamondsnake, alongside “world class entertainer” Dave Hill, Phil Costello (Satancide, Valley Lodge) and a guy named Tomato (The Sound of Urchin).
Diamondsnake entered the studio last month where they managed to record 15 songs, nearly half of which can be found streaming on the band’s myspace.
Meanwhile Moby’s latest single Wait For Me was released this week, and the artist is set to release a remix album on 17th May.
This weekend’s Camden Crawl was a great success at the Barfly and left us with some serious hangovers to deal with! The bands set the venue on fire one by one as crowds poured in and out of the venues listed as part of the weekends events. We met so many amazing people, loads who had discovered Crossfire for the first time and decided to stay longer than they expected, some who got naked, others who were so wasted that they were couldn’t leave the venue anyway.
All in all it was a total blast. Here’s a few snaps courtesy of Tom Halliday, expect a full video edit of the day, video interviews from the bands and a gallery as soon as we regroup this week. Thanks so much if you came down to support our first Crawl!
SWEET DREAMS (Gash/Vice) got the dance floor pumping!
CHICKENHAWK and ROLO TOMASSI brought the rock and took the roof off!
STEREO:TYPE remixed us into submission!
GOLD PANDA brought eclectic perfection!
THE TREETOP FLYERS got twang brothers!
ROLLING DEEP!
Full gallery and video dropping soon…
Follow new British band Little Fish on the road from this video blog as they hit LA to support Courtney Love’s Hole tour. The band’s debut album produced by Linda Perry in Los Angeles will be released this year, a single will drop via Island Records on June 17th, look out for them as they have an album full of wonderful songs.
Pulled Apart By Horses have announced that their debut album will be released on June 21st.
The self titled album will be preceded by the single Back To The Fuck Yeah on limited 7″ inch vinyl on June 14th. They will also head out on tour on the following dates:
May 1st London – Electric Ballroom/Camden Crawl – supporting The Bronx
May 2nd Cardiff – Solus – supporting The Bronx
May 3rd Reading – Oakford Social Club
May 13th Brighton – Great Escape Festival – Concorde 2
June 14th Manchester – Deaf Institute
June 15th London – 100 Club
June 16th Nottingham – Bodega Social Club
June 17th Glasgow – King Tuts
June 19th Leeds – Brudenell Social Club