And here are their Australian tour dates:
SYDNEY LEG
Fri 19th Sept - Annandale Hotel w/ The Devoted Few + Disaster Plan. - 8:30 Start $8
Sat 20th Sept - Pop Frenzy Presents.. @ The Taxi Club, 40 South Dowling St, Darlinghurst w/ Disaster Plan - 9pm Start
Sun 21st Sept - All Ages Show @ The Club House, Jubilee Park (under land bridge) Glebe w/ Pure Evil. 2pm - Donation
MELBOURNE LEG
Fri 26th September - Rob Roy Hotel w/ Pink Stainless Tail (CD Launch) + Jihad Against America
Sat 27th September - Rob Roy Hotel w/ Love of Diagrams + Because of Ghosts
And apparently there's vinyl of The Process coming out too. (Which stands to reason, as labelmates Architecture In Helsinki have been doing the vinyl thing too.)
Posted by: Burgatron | http://screamingbloodymess.com | Wed Sep 17 01:28:06 2003
gatefold vinyl is comming out on sydney label 'appliancess and cars'. which will have a web site up if i can get of my ass this week.
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Wed Sep 17 03:26:17 2003
They seem to be changing labels a lot; their EP is being released by DBC and not Stickfigure in the US, and in Australia they went from Trifekta to UAR and now are releasing vinyl through a third outfit.
Wonder if it's 180g Czech-pressed vinyl like the Architecture 10" was.
Posted by: Ben | http://rocknerd.org | Wed Sep 17 04:41:04 2003
In reverse order: it's definitely European; yes, they are. And the CD release is being deleted by FMR, just to add to the confusion... (Mind you, doing the vinyl through a different label is pretty common.)
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Wed Sep 17 05:12:22 2003
Deleted? I wonder whether UAR will rerelease it.
Posted by: Ben | http://rocknerd.org | Wed Sep 17 07:27:12 2003
I imagine that depends on whether or not there's sufficient demand to exhaust the current supply of ex-FMR stock...
Posted by: Graham | http://grudnuk.com/ | Wed Sep 17 09:50:23 2003
Hmm, nothing like having everything under 300Hz mixed to mono. Given that the last decent vinyl plant in Australia (not counting that somewhat shonky Corduroy bloke) was owned by Festival and shut in... '91? '92? Though I was under the impression that most Australian outfits get their vinyl pressed in Japan.
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Wed Sep 17 09:59:18 2003
Who presses vinyl for the local dance/hip-hop scenes? Corduroy, or someone else?
Posted by: Ben | http://rocknerd.org | Wed Sep 17 11:46:31 2003
Corduroy's pressings are a lot better than they used to be. Starting off a very low base, of course.
Posted by: lisa | http:// | Fri Sep 19 12:55:53 2003
any word on that us-only release? i saw a blurb about a mini-ep to those dark beloved cloud subscribers. is that the one you were looking for?
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Fri Sep 19 14:08:08 2003
That is the one, unless they've released two new EPs (unlikely).
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Posted by: Ben | http://rocknerd.org | Wed Sep 17 00:31:43 2003
The video is indeed owned by the band; presumably FMR did the WM conversion and have slapped it with an incorrect copyright notice. I'll have to follow up... and the vinyl version is not through Trifekta; it's a different mob entirely.