These are the things that have been in our ears this week, please explore and if it sounds interesting then just hit the links and make your own minds up, our reviews and thoughts are mere signposts designed to guide you to the things you might like to feast on yourselves... don’t you just love the instant hit of the www. 

SHEARWATER have added another UK date to their European tour and will now also be playing Oxford's Zodiac (or Academy, if that's how you roll) on 14th September. So the tour now looks like this: 10 September - Paradiso, Amsterdam (NL), 12 September - La Maroquinerie, Paris (FR), 13 September - End Of The Road Festival, Dorset (GB), 14 September - Zodiac, Oxford (GB), 15 September - Captain’s Rest, Glasgow (GB), 16 September - The Roadhouse, Manchester (GB), 17 September - Bush Hall, London (GB), 18 September - Rough Trade East, London (GB) *Free in-store performance*, 19 September - Whelans, Dublin (IE), 20 September - Speakeasy, Belfast (GB), 21 September - Roisin Dubh, Galway (IE) - see, here amd download the beauty that is Shearwater from - www.matadorrecords.com/shearwater.
 

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ORGAN ON YOUR RADIO - WEEKLY on SUNDAYS AT 9.00pm via RESONANCE 104.4FM in London and worldwide via www.resonancefm.com more details here KAYO DOT have some UK and Irish dates is September, the dates are with PELICAN and the rather fine  TORCHE and here they are now: 12th  Brighton, Engine Room, 13th  Sheffield, Corporation, 14th Glasgow, Oran Mor, 15th Belfast, The Limelight, 16th Dublin, Whelans, 17th Birmingham, Medicine Bar, 18th London, Underworld, 19th Bristol, Croft. The Kayo Dot album is Organ album of the week this week, read the review here, meanwhile here's where you find the Torche Organ album of the week review from back in May, or go explore the obligatory My Space pages here: www.myspace.com/torche or www.myspace.com/kayodot or www.myspace.com/pelican   VESSELS have announced tour dates to promote the release of their debut album, 'White Fields And Open Devices', out on 18 Aug via Cuckundoo Records. Those of you who have been paying close attention to things around here will have heard tracks from the album on our radio show, they’ve done the business, we all knew they would though, review here next week. Here are the dates: 3 Sep: London, Buffalo Bar, 6 Sep: Bestival, 13 Sep: Leeds, Brundenell Social Club, 10 Oct: Cambridge, Portland Arms, 11 Oct: Chichester, The Chichester Inn, 12 Oct: Reading, Oakford Social Club, 15 Oct: Newcastle, The End, 16 Oct: Glasgow, The Captain's Rest, 19 Oct: Brainwash Festival, 23 Oct: Brighton, The Freebutt, 25 Oct: London, Brixton Windmill, 26 Oct: Bristol, The Croft - www.myspace.com/vesselsband

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ORGAN FORUM  - we've gone back and added an old school back to basics Organ forum this week for general Organ talk, interaction and for you to post your news and generally get involved and make of it what you will, we'll trial it and see and if it proves to be a healthy forum then we'll expand it and see, we had enough of Social network Face Space sites own by big corporations removing our words and taking down our blogs and controlling what we say or what you say. A forum is only as good as you make it.- join here

DEMO OF THE WEEK
THE LAZY DARLINGS – This is good, four easy tracks, four gentle easy glowing simple tracks – and smiles and sunny delight and wholesomely good mellow indie alt.pop delivered with depth, crafted warmth and just a hint of Wilco style Americana. Four impressive intelligent sun-kissed songs, four slices of life and standing in the rain and sometimes the simple things are best and less is more. The Lazy Darlings are a collective of relaxed musicians - some from other Leeds bands such as I Concur, The Lodger, The Broken Record Players – a collective of musicians just kicking back and enjoying making some very fine mellow refined uplifting breezy, like is easy, songs that will make you smile – especially if you give them time and space to unwind and reach you, might take a few plays before you realise just how good the songs are, I seem to have been playing it on and off all day now... www.myspace.com/lazydarlings

ALSO CHECK OUT 
THRACIA – Rise Of The Discosapiens – Furiously energetic metal flavoured punky screamo ball of relentless tunes and things. Fronted by a voice called Gen, alternatively sweet and then throat-raw growling and snarling, she’s clearly not to be messed with. Well recorded well delivered shouty nu-metal flavoured punkish rock from Northampton, she once fronted Defenestration, guess they’ve gone out the window now then, her new band aren’t a million miles away from her old one – www.myspace.com/thraciatowers

Last week's demo of the week - DEBUTANT

Previous demo's of the week - ARCS OF RED / LE GALAXIE / PERHAPS CONTRAPTION / BLACKLANDS / THE SANS PAREIL / THE HUNGRY I / DEAD LEAF ECHO / I-DEF-I / DANGER INVITES RESCUE / A CUP OF TEA / NARRATION / HOT DAMN / KOPEK / DIE DIE DENEUVE / BOMB FACTORY / KONTAKTE

DEMO REVIEW ARCHIVES

ALBUM OF THE WEEK
DOSH – Wolves And Wishes (Anticon) – Martin Dosh’s forth official album and a whole fresh can of clean cut free flowing tunes, a refreshing wonderment of an album. “re-imagined drums, Rhodes and everything but the kitchen sink”. Delicate tinkling glistening constructions that glide and then skip and then float – sometimes tribal, sometimes from the city, sometimes from some other semi-secret place of solitude. Gentle glitch, golden post-rock and breezy sunny brightness, crystal clear instrumental prettiness – no, it isn’t as simple as just calling it post rock, or electonica or anything else that easy or obvious – Wolves And Wishes just feels different. Apparently no drum machines anywhere near the album, ‘real’ drums looped and “re-imagined” and all organically electronic, Things that lean towards My Bloody Valentine, a far more delicately considered 65Daysofstatic, bits of violin, pedal steel guitar, sparking percussion, contributions from and collaborations fwith Bonnie Prince Billy, Andrew Bird, Fog, Odd Nosdam, Bad Plus drummer David King - cathedral quiet dust in watery sunlight, compact loops that jangle, anthemic arpeggios, brushed beats, milk bottle clinks and all, for all Wolves And Wishes’ breadth, one beautiful cohesive spiritual flowing rewarding beautiful tingling whole.  A rather special, rather different, very uplifting positive, rather beautiful album.  www.anticon.com, available on the UK via www.cargorecords.co.uk
 

ALSO CHECK OUT THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE – Just Like Kicking Jesus (12 Tonar/A Records) – You know, I thought the last album - My Bloody Underground - was a load of shelf indulgent evidence of Anton finally losing the plot completely. There’s history here as some of you know, lot of bad blood and some of you devoted disciples of the BJM responded with a bag load of vitriolic pleasantries when you read that last review.  We’ve always called it as we see it around here though and as much as we have a rather fractured love hate relationship with Mr Newcombe, we’ll call it good when we hear it good – this one is good. Five track mini album that comes out on the other side of that cloud we thought he was lost on last time. Far more out there and I guess he/they went so far out they came back in again. Twenty seven minutes recorded in Reykjavik, Iceland; opens with a classic/typical lo-fi psychedelic BJM riff and a track called Amazing Electronic Talking Cave that features the adorable lead vocals of Icelandic artist and film maker Unnur Andrea Einarsdottir (apparently this is the !”learn to speak Icelandic you smug shit” version), that first version locks in perfectly with the repeat performance that is the second track and second version of Talking Cave – this time Anton’s English vocals and words in his head and I don’t know, this time around his psychedelic paranoia and waves of sweat noise works. And that is the unpredictable beauty of the BJM, you just never quite know. This time things get genuinely experimental and those are almost dance beats in there with the haunting acoustic drone and the spoken word loop that’s probably subliminally telling me to shoot someone or something. You know, I really didn’t think much of the last album, this mini album grabbed me straight away. Damn, when this band get it all lined up they can be impressively good! – www.brianjonestownmassacre.com, available on the UK via www.cargorecords.co.uk

HEAVY HEAVY LOW LOW – Turtle Nipple And The Toxic Shock (New Weathermen) - Bad case of daydreams, I don’t mind, they’re not mine... heavy heavy low low, nothing like the smell of toxic shock on a hot summer Monday morning over on the edge of someone else’s space. Nothing natural here but I do understand your logic. They call it “spazz core”, I don’t know, I find that both throwaway and a little offensive and “wacky” bands are on the whole very punchable and annoying. Thankfully Heavy Heavy Low Low’s “wackiness”, on the whole, is lost in the storm of twitching jerking screaming metal intensity and hey, this is rather good. Tales of on the road drunken chaos and pizza and an intense all over the dial explosion of awkwardly good hardcore metal splatter and punky Bungle tantrums from San Jose. www.myspace.com/heavyheavylowlow

SILVERY – Thunderer & Excelsior (Blow Up) – Silvery are a whirl of bright fairground rides and sparks flying and the devil in the detail and heroism in the orders (and warships that are really diesel trains with faulty heating systems...). Silvery are hobby horses and carousels and HG Wells and Penny Dreadful tales and very very English pop and yes, stretched out over a whole length of a debut album it may just seem like a never ending ride that you can’t get off.  It may feel like you’re on a thunderer of a brightly painted Victorian carousel ride that’s never going to end - around and around and around with that fairground organ, until you stumble, almost dizzy, on to that ghostly sailing ship at the end. Silvery are time machines and fairground rides and steam trains and halls of mirrors and roll up roll up see the amazing strong man and his action force – and around and around and around again  New ways of stealing what’s already theirs and if you want after those good days of Blur and Supergrass flavoured things that fed off new wave Sparks (or XTC) in such a gloriously English way back at the end of the last century then Silvery are very much a treat waiting for you.  Meltdowns at holiday camps, rides along parallel lines getting there and la la la, la la, la...roll up roll up, the devil really is in the detail of their energetic English theatrical music hall pop rides (fast and slow – and maybe you won’t ever want to get off?). A fine debut album from the London band, just as they promised it would be  - www.blowuprecords.com or www.myspace.com/silverytheband

FANTASY BAR – Friday Afternoon Car (Acuarela) – Four people who were once in “probably the best Spanish independent band ever” – Migala were once part of the Sub Pop empire, now they’ve evolved in to Fantasy Bar with Scottish bass player Kieran Stephen handling the rather compassionately beautiful careworn vocal duties. Beautiful slow-paced gentle reflective rock songs – harsh, tender, quiet, warm. The band also feature Chris Bathgate, one time of Arab Strap, that will give you more than an idea – reflective songs that allow you to feel, beautiful quiet songs that have body and soul to them along with a rewarding amount of musical and physical depth. Enchanting simple cleverly refined songs for followers of American Music Club, Nick Drake, Arab Strap – www.acuareladiscos.com

SOUTH – You Are Here (Genepool) – Forth album already, they’ve been around since 2001 and back then they promised so so much more this rather polite well behaved coffee table album. This is a pleasant album and it really isn’t until ninth track Lonely Highs that a hint of something that excited so much back at the start breaks through. You Are Here is like meeting an old mate you once got up to all kinds of things with only to find he’s become very polite and old and cut all his hair off and bought some sensible shoes and  a mortgage and he looks down his nose at you for still being what he was back them. There’s some nice moments here – Every Light Has Blown is an anthemic torch for something or other, gets almost Keanish... Ultimately You Are Here is an album sitting outside an expensive London gastro pub, this is the polite gentrification of South if that’s what you want. www.south.uk.net

ISOR – The Zebra Theory (Copro) – What’s that then? All Zebras must look and sound the same? Do not stand out from the herd for fear of being pointed at or something? Decent enough modern sounding UK metalcore, doing it as well as anyone out there right now – brutal muscle and angry bite, hints of colour and that’s the frustrating thing with Isor; they clearly could do so much more if they didn’t just want to conform and be zebras – they could be a polka dot zebra or a zebra with tiger stripes...  still, if you want some streaming brutal well played violently-edged UK metalcore conformity then Isor are your band and they do it very very well. Oh, just a little something we haven’t heard already please, a little dinner with a vulture or something – damn fine brutal metalcore like you’ve heard many times before, they’re very good at it....  www.isor.net

BLACK FLAME – Imperium (Regain) – in which the extreme black metal band from Italy growl and blast and buster and puster through a relentless hell storm of good enough standard issue extreme growing blistering boiling brutal metal – www.black-flame.net or www.regainrecords.com

LATE OF THE PIER – Fantasy Black Channel (Zarcorp) - They try to push so much of it down our throats, and the gag reflex always kicks in, none of it ever really satisfies even when you do try your very best to swallow - the reflex is almost there before it gets anywhere near your lips now, let along your throat - No! You know long before you’ve heard any of these best new essential must see/hear/suck bands they try to force down your throats that you’re not going to want to swallow. Didn’t like the taste last time or the time before that, why even bother this time? Not even going to try sucking on it this time! You tried to force Franz down our throats, Bloc Party, We Are Scientists, that lot who were flavour of the year last year or the year before, the ones who went to the cashmachine who’s name we can’t even remember now. Futureheads didn’t ever impress, The Enemy turned out not to be the future and all the others that you fanfare on your glossy front covers and tell us will change our lives, they never ever do, gag reflex is kicking in again long before the album hits the speakers. 
                 Late Of The Pier then? They’re just another one that they’re trying to force on us aren’t they? Another they tell us we need, pineapple pieces in brine and none of these bands ever back any of it up do they? None of them are going to touch you like Joy Division or The Smiths or Stone Roses or any of those bands who really did deserve their front covers and all their words and who you didn’t need to proclaim and force on us because they really were that good and they were really life changing. Sure, the Futureheads and the Bloc Parties all have their moments, throwaway indie pop and straightened out angular new wave with a safety net. And if you can get past that involuntary gag reflex with Late Of The Pier then they have their good moments - a little more than just an echo in the crowd if you know what I mean. So we sucked on the Fantasy Black Channel, and you know what, some of it really isn’t that bad. Rather like some of it, sure some of it really is annoyingly irritating, their little bits of scratchy funk that can leave you with an itch you didn’t want and then there are the bits that really hit the spot and you think, hang on, for once there really is something here. Yes, some of it really is quite good, some of it is almost great, some of it is oh so fine and I want to be a friend and those crunchy synthy bites that almost trip themsleves up and just when you’re thinking yes, they hit a cheesy bit again - or they attempt a little more skinny English indie boy humour and where’s the fast forward button? There’s a rather good instrumental called VW, Focker drives forward and takes you with it easily, Space And The Woods satisfies for a bit until you think why am I listening to this when I could be listening to Gary Numan and chop it chop it all down so it fits on a download and soundbites and they played this track at least seven times in the Barfly bar last night and arrghhhh, why do they force it and spit it out, I don’t want to swallow. 
            Late Of The Pier are not going to change lives, they are not essential, they are not the new hope, this is not a “remarkable debut album” or “mind blowing brilliance” and Late of The Pier are not “making most other British bands seem like primitive drooling luddites by comparison”. Late Of The Pier are not “setting a challenge for everyone else “, at best they’ve made a half decent album that borrows bits from here and takes bits from there and come up with something that now and again satisfies – that bit sounds like Flock Of Seagulls, that bit a bit like....  oh you can’t avoid them, you can suck it and see, had enough now..  www.lateofthepier.com
 

Last week's album of the week - KAYO DOT Previous album's of the week - SAY BOK GWAI / THE KINGSIZE FIVE / SCORCH TRIO / THE REAL McKENZIES / VILE IMBECILES / THE LAST PEOPLE ON EARTH /CAPILLARY ACTION / THE PSYKE PROJECT / PEDRO / LAYMAR / WIRE / HEAR, O ISRAEL / GRAND MAGUS / RUDE MECHANICALS / OPETH / TORCHE x

ALBUM REVIEW ARCHIVES

            Queen Daisy and her Chainsaw gang are always off-hinge good, quite where they’re going or where they’ve been or where they actually want to go is of no concern, they are in their own here and now with Katie Jane Garside in the saddle and Crispin is holding on to those reins while she tried ot gallop. Old friends greeting each other and getting ready to dance and jump and yelp and preen, the ritual of it all, a one off “secret” low-key gig before mainland European dates or something like that. Queen Adreena are thankfully never anywhere near being Katie-Jane and a backing band, Crispin is there with that attitude and those sharp-edged low-slung punkish riffs and there’s a mean rhythm section gluing those whisper-screams of songs together now. Impressive drums anchoring things and Queen Adeena may just be sounding better than ever. She’s doing that coo-ing thing again as they lash out with that snarling garage punk of theirs, all those things from under their floorboard world and pretty like the air and the faded flowers and that relentless Pretty Like stomping chug and she’s almost lost in a frenzied trance of hair and who is that drummer? That’s one hell of a drummer! Queen Adreena’s here and now is sounding rather healthy in that off-hinge here and now pretty like pretty beautifully unhealthy way only a Queen Adreena visceral thrill could be... 

www.myspace.com/vileimbeciles
www.queenadreena.net
 

www.myspace.com/purereasonrevolution
 

LIVE REVIEW ARCHIVES

SINGLE OF THE WEEK 2 Zs – The Hard EP (Three One G) - This is seriously  hard-boiled, no-wave artrock jazz noise and a fifteen minute one track single (or EP as they would have it) that fall somewhere in to the cracks between, in the band’s own words, “DIY punk and academic experimental music”. A raw monolitic musical polemic and hard-boiled dare you to stick it out to the end discordant noise – honking Flying Luttenbacher style honking-swan sax, random sounding constructed controlled freeform avant piano and one whole holy cacophony of flowing jarring instrumental noise – gloriously awkward!  Love it! www.threeoneg.com

THE VERVE - Love Is Noise (Parlophone) – The Verve are still making great records, still putting in impressive live performances, this is another slice of class, you don’t need us using up space telling you about it, we will anyway though, we will, we will we will, just a little though... www.theverve.co.uk

Last week's single of the week - ONE DAY AS A LION

Previously - SON VER & ELEPHANT LEAF / FIGHT LIKE APES / THE BRUTE CHORUS / PORT O’BRIEN / VESSELS / VILE IMBECILES / GIANT PAW / DARK CAPTAIN LIGHT CAPTAIN / AIRBOURNE / THE MASS / GRANTURA / BLACK MOUNTAIN / CARIBOU / KILL THE CAPTAINS

SINGLE REVIEW ARCHIVES

HERZOGA are touring with WHO OWNS DEATH TV, a new band put together by some Million Dead people I do believe, double headline, I guess they sort out the running order on the night or something like that. Tour starts on Wednesday 6th August at the Retro Bar in Manchester, then 7th Little Civic, Wolverhampton, 8th Wrong Pop @ The Glebe, Stoke On Trent, 13th Buffalo Cardiff, 14th Hector’s House, Brighton, 15th Silver Rocket @ The Buffalo Bar, London, 16th The Railway, Southend On Sea. – find out more via www.myspace.com/herzogaband or indeed www.myspace.com/whoownsdeathtv

PREVIOUSLY - THE MELVIS / SHEARWATER / THE REAL McKENZIES / VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR / SIGOR ROS / VASECTOMY EGGS NAILER / FAT WRECK, ME FIRST... / THE DANDY WARHOLS  / SKIN GRAFT RECORDS / WIRE / BUTTHOLE SURFERS  / CARDIACS / STUMP, KEV HOPPER / PUSSYCAT TRASH

PREVIOUSLY - DOOM / LIFE OF AGONY / DEAD HEAD / DAVID BOWIE / STUPIDS / AMEBIX / BLONDIE / THOR / STUMP / KOENJIHYAKKEI / SEBADOH / THE FLYING LUTTENBACHERS  / SUN EATS HOURS / LEGION OF PARASITES / ALABAMA 3 / AHLEUCHATISTAS / WIZARDS OF TWIDDLY / DEEP PURPLE / CANDLEMASS

PREVIOUSLY - JUNK SALES:SLAVES OF NEW YORK / BITTER PIE / SF ZINE FAIR / GIANT PAW – ART CARD SERIES / L. GABRIELLE PENABAZ @ FIERCE / ZINE: LIGHTS GO OUT #1 / LESS THAN JAKE / THE WEDDING PRESENT / PELICAN / GIANT PAW / AURAL INNOVATIONS  / PARALLEL WORLDS, PARALLEL LIVES TV documentary / NEVER MIND THE SEX PISTOLS: AN ALTERNATIVE HISTORY – DVD / THE ZINE DIRECTORY / BATH BOMB / NEMESIS TO GO #4 / DVD: MIGHTY ROBOT: SLEEP WHEN YOU ARE DEAD

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ORGAN 267 - KAYO DOT, SHEARWATER, OXBOW, HARVEY MILK, ONE DAY AS A LION, KONG, DEBUTANT, IDIOT SAVANT, THE JET BOYS, NADJA, THOMAS FUNCTION, SEBASTIAN BACH, ORGHIA, SANCTORUM, GROUND MOWER, DISARM, RON FRANKLIN, BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME, SABATRON, KAROSHI BROS, THE VIVIANS, THE HAIR, UNDERGROUND RAILROAD, THE EMERGENCY, DOOM. BIFFY CLYRO... 

ORGAN 266 - FIGHT LIKE APES, WE ARE SCIENTISTS, SAY BOK GWAI, THE KINGSIZE FIVE, THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE, SON VER & ELEPHANT LEAF, DAVID CRONENBERG’S WIFE, TRIPWIRES, DRAGONFORCE, LIFE OF AGONY, SCUL HAZZARDS, SOULFLY, RON ATHEY, ARCS OF RED. EPIPHANY, SHADE EMPIRE, YETI RAIN, SCHIZO FUN ADDICT, FAITH, SOFIA, LAVONDYSS, ROSE HILL DRIVE... 

ORGAN 265 - LE GALAXIE, FIGHT LIKE APES, SCORCH TRIO, SUSAN GEORGE BOOTH, THE REAL McKENZIES, THE MARCHES, 28 DEGREES TAURUS, GHOSTED, PHANTOM FLOAT, ME FIRST AND THE GIMME GIMMIES, Marie Vesco, Bonkersfest.. 

ORGAN 264 - VILE IMBECILES, THE LAST PEOPLE ON EARTH, BODIES OF WATER, ALGHAZANTH, TEASING LULU, THIS IS RADIO FREEDOM, BLAZE BAYLEY, EMPYROS, PLASTIC HEROES, THE BRUTE CHORUS, PORT O’BRIEN, VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR, DEAD HEAD, junk stalls, bath bombs... 

ORGAN 263 - FIGHT LIKE APES, LE GALAXIE, CAPILLARY ACTION, PEDRO, THE PSYKE PROJECT, SERPENTONE, MOTORPSYCHO, SLIM CESSNA’S AUTO CLUB, ALLA, HARVEY MILK, ZENITHAL, L.A. GUNS, VESSELS, LESS THAN JAKE, DAVID BOWIE, STUPIDS, NOCTILUCENT CLOUDS, THE 1990'S, HONKEYFINGER, SOUNDSHOK, TV SMITH, RICHARD LLOYD, THE DODOS, JAPANCAKES, SOULFLY, GLORIA CYCLES, VASECTOMY EGGS NAILER, SIGOR ROS...

ORGAN 262 - LAYMAR, WIRE. THE ROTTED, COLDPLAY, VERJNUARMU, THE COKE DARES, STONE GODS, URN, VILE IMBECILES, ROYAL TREATMENT PLANT, JESSE MALIN, AMEBIX, BLONDIE, PERHAPS CONTRAPTION, DOUBLE HANDSOME DRAGONS, KANEDA, WAVES UNDER WATER, SOSUMI, IRVINE WELSH PRESENTS THE BOOK SLAM, BITTER PIE and the SF ZINE FAIR

ORGAN 261 - MARIE VESCO, RESONANCE FM IS TEN, BLACKLANDS, STRAY DOG CAFE, HIGHTOWN CROWS, WE THE FACELESS, HEAR O ISRAEL – A PRAYER CEREMONY IN JAZZ, GRAND MAGUS, Q WITHOUT U, FREE KITTEN, MAMBO MANTIS, RUSSIAN CIRCLES, GUNSLINGER, BLACK LIGHT BURNS, CALABRESE, SIX REASONS TO KILL, GIANT PAW, DARK CAPTAIN LIGHT CAPTAIN, THOR, CROCUS, HADDONFIELD, ME FIRST AND THE GIMME GIMMES, FAT WRECK.....

ORGAN 260 - RUDE MECHANICALS, OPETH, BLACK DIAMOND HEAVIES, THE SANS PAREIL, RABBIT SEASON, LITHURGY, TASHA FIGHTS TIGERS, RING, MOSS, ZERO HOUR, TREES, MOCKINGBIRD, AKPHAEZYA, THE MORE I SEE, HISTORY OF GUNS, AMBERIAN DAWN, NUESTROS DERECHOS, ZAG AND THE COLOURED BEADS,  WIZARDS OF TWIDDLY, STUMP, THE DANDY WARHOLS, THE HYENAS, AIRBOURNE, NO 2 PAY 2 PLAY.... 

ORGAN 259 - TORCHE, THE HUNGRY I, 86 MENTALITY, KOENJIHYAKKEI, SEBADOH, ARNDALES, THE MASS, AWESOME COLOR, THE GRESHAM FLYERS, ROBIN SAVILLE, BO-PEEP, BULBUL, CRYSTALLION, SPIRITUALIZED, SKIN GRAFT RECORDS, the SAY NO 2 PAY 2 PLAY campaign and more

ORGAN 258 - HAIL OF BULLETS, THE NOTWIST, HAYMAN WATKINS TROUT & LEE, 36CRAZYFISTS, YAK, VENOM, FAUX PRIDE, GRANTURA... 

ORGAN 257 - EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL SCHOOL, BLACK MOUNTAIN, CARIBOU
Plus MATT KINNISON, DROP LEAF ECHO, KELMAN, A HUMAN, PAUL HANDYSIDE, SENNEN, MAINLINE, THE EXPLORERS CLUB, MOONSPELL, PLANET OF ZEUS, ANIMAL ALPHA, BEEHOVER, MAX SHIRE, SKINLAB, IHSAHN, EARLY GRAVE, FRIGHTENED RABBIT, A NEW DAY, NADA SURF, KELLEY STOUT, BUTTHOLE SURFERS, THE FLYING LUTTENBACHERS, BACK TO THE PLANET...

ORGAN 256 - JO GABRIEL, TIME HAS COME, THE IKE REILLY ASSASSINATION, ART ATTACK, THEY CAME FROM THE STARS I SAW THEM , SPARKS, WEDNESDAY 13, I-DEF-I, DANGER INVITES RESCUE, GONE TIL WINTER, MAYBESHEWILL, P.PAUL FENECH, BLUES AND SNAKE, DRESDEN DOLLS, TO BLACKEN THE PAGES, CARDIACS, BLACKWINDS, KILL THE CAPTAINS, A SILENT FILM, SCHITZO FUN ADDICT... 

ORGAN 255 - THE KINGSIZE FIVE, THE OUTSIDE ROYALTY, PROJECT SERENDIPITY, MARY HALVORSON and WEASEL WALTER, ZOMBIE ZOMBIE, LANGHORNE SLIM, THEATRES DES VAMPIRES, NOZZLE, GRAVE, VILE VILE CREATURES, SENSER, TRISTRAM CARY, A CUP OF TEA, O, THE SUN PAULO, EARTHLING SOCIETY, WHITESNAKE, NO QUARTER GIVEN, THE HOTTNESS, DESTINITY, SATHANAS, DRESDEN DOLLS, SPARKS, BLACK ARC, AFD SHIFT, OPETH, STUMP, KEV HOPPER, SUN EATS HOURS..... 

ORGAN 254 - NARRATION, HOT DAMN, QUEEN ELEPHANTINE, ANSUR, LEGION OF PARASITES, TRICLOPS!, DIVINE CHAOS, BIRDEATSBABY, DEAD OR AMERICAN, PUSSYCAT TRASH, ART ATTACK, MAYDAY, CRASH ROMEO...

ORGAN 253 - C.R AVERY, THE INDELICATES, KAREN DALTON, JO GABRIEL, FLOGGING MOLLY, KOE, ELVIRA MADIGAN, THE HELLACOPTERS, EVERON, ALABAMA 3, VAN DER GRAAF, PULLOVER, GLASSGLUE, THE DOMINO STATE, SKANKT, PUSHBIKE ARMY, SPIRIDION... 

ORGAN 252 - PAS CHIC CHIC, TRIBUTE TO NOTHING, PSYCHOCHARGER, SIDEBLAST, NAVEL, KOPEK, RIOT NOISE, ANDI SEX GANG, BURNING SKIES, HERRSCHAFT, BARELY BREATHING, MELEEH, HAYMAN, WATKINS, TROUT & LEE, ROYAL TREATMENT PLANT, NATIONAL RECORD SHOP DAY, L.Gabrielle Penabaz...

ORGAN 251 - FOUNDLINGS, MATTHEW RYAN, HEADQUARTERS, FRIGHTENED RABBIT, AHLEUCHATISTAS, MAN MAN, 4ft FINGERS, LIQUID SKY, PG.LOST, AKAHUM, JENX, EFTERKLANG, GRAMMATICS, RORY McVICAR, THE AUTHOR, COMPUTER CLUB, PURE REASON REVOLUTION, RECORD SHOPS, SHADOW ARMY... 

ORGAN 250 - THE ENABLERS, LADYHAWK, DIE DIE DENEUVE, JUNKYARD CHOIR, YOUNG HEART ATTACK, IMPERIAL LEISURE, UNCLE PEDRO, EPIDEME, FLU.ID, AYIN ALEPH, LEFT LANE CRUISER, BEATUNDERCONTROL, VOODOO SIX, NAVVY, SILVER ROCKET, LIGHTS GO OUT ZINE...