Everyone should take a moment to check out the website for my upcoming Indie Movie Six Bullets. Tell me what you think!

This weeks guest reviewers are enjoying plenty of ClashMusic.com coverage right now through our special download series, featuring tracks from their forthcoming Fax Of Death EP. Ladies, gents: we present The Laurel Collective. Well, two from six, anyway; a clean third. Joining Clash for our weekly trawl through the best and worst of the weeks singles are vocalist Bob Tollast and bassist Al Green. Check out their music via our downloads HERE, or visit the band on MySpace HERE. Without. Further. Ado. - - - Single Of The Week Gang Gang Dance " First Communion

Otherworldly dance-rock from Clash favourites " their Saint Dymphna LP was in our top ten of 2008 " backed with remixes from Hot Chip and TV On The Radio

A: This has got some great grooves, but it maybe lacks a little direction. Its got a lot of great ideas in it, but I wish I had a clue what she was saying, as when youve got music like this, you imagine shes saying something quite interesting.

B: I think Gang Gang Dance are one of those

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Oh, Fanfarlo, how we love thee Let us count the ways One-one-thousand, two-one-thousand, three-one-thousand, four ahem. The bands stirring epic-indie-anthems are sure to flick the switches and push the buttons of fans of the likes of The Decemberists, Arcade Fire and Sufjan Stevens " its affecting, emotions pure and simple, but lavishly arranged. In short: mmm. Debut album Reservoir is released on May 25 and is reviewed HERE; we also previously featured the London-based band in an interview context, HERE. But today weve something a little different. Taking the bands single-before-last, Harold T. Wilkins, Or How To Wait For A Very Long Time, as inspiration, weve got three of the band on how they like to Wait For A Very Long Time simple, eh? Nice, nice. - - - Simon Borges offers two interesting takes on this: firstly, the stairwell in his infinite library which provides an endless fall - this is where they chuck their dead, so it becomes a falling grave where they decompose over the years o

Revolving around Bristol, UK-based producer/multi-instrumentalist Guy Bartell, Bronnt has spent eight years exploring deep frosts of electro-acoustic melancholy, slow-burning sonic terrain and uncharted detours into the absurd. Hard For Justice, however, will blow away any lingering preconceptions with a phallic flourish of a Colt 45. In open homage to the spirit of 80s Hollywood vigilante cinema, low-rent sci-fi, Italian fright flicks and the music of Goblin, Neu! and Giorgio Moroder, this eight-track suite is precision-engineered to unleash endless horror on the dance floor. Hard For Justice is front-loaded with an arsenal of synth-funk bullets that fizz with thrilling John Carpenter electronics ('An Index Of Corporate Art', 'Knights Of Vipco', 'Streets Of Fury'), bristle with low-end Motorik finesse ('Objects + Purpose') and bubble over with HI-NRG Giallo-disco pulsations (S.T.R.Y.K.E.R.). And while the epic dystopian gloaming of Bronnt's earlier work fleetingly descends on 'European Male' and heartbreakin

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Canadian EBM staple Ayria wants you to know that you can now Pre-order her new cd, entitled "Hearts For Bullets". The cd hits the streets on September 12, but she apparently is hard up for cash and wants you to buy it NOW! Not much is said about the album, other than the fact that you can get it in three different packages, but it is apparently "hard hitting" and "tightly written" and "well produced" ( which to me sounds like Ayria needs to fire her press people and get someone who can fucking write.) For more info, click your pointy at: http://www.ayria.com/music.html

Salmon Arm Observer, 25 Feb 2009 - It remains one of my last memories of Richmond before I embarked on my career in journalism. A shootout in a quiet park early in 2007, a block from my parents' house, that produced so much gunfire that, at the time, the police said they had never seen so many bullets exchanged in a single clash. As it turns out, that shootout was gang-related, much like the recent daily violence oozing out of the Lower Mainland.

Cursive || Listen Kashers other project The Good Life " it can hardly be considered a side-project considering its success " has become the key outlet, now, for the singers more emotional histrionics, leaving Cursive to rock once more. While its true that Happy Hollow is characterised by intelligent lyrics, occasionally stemming from matters of the heart, its conceptual framework is much grander than anything released by the bands alleged emo peers. Stories are told and intertwined from song to song, with religion and politics bobbing about in Kashers rifle eyes. Each takes a flurry of verbal bullets, yet ambiguity surrounds every tongue lashing. - Drowned in Sound with:

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