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Damaged Goods presents two excellent live bands, The Wup Chow and Soft On Crime, as well as their usual fabulous mixture of recorded post punk and new wave tunes, downstairs at the Thomas House. Rumours that one of the Damaged Goods lads is the drummer in The Wup Chow, are, eh, true, let's face it.

Last Wup Chow gig for a couple of months in Anseo on Sunday, be lovely to see some of yiz there!

Last Wup Chow gig for a couple of months in Anseo on Sunday, be lovely to see some of yiz there!

Yes, I put my band's name first even though we're supporting, and what of it?! Anyway, it's our first gig, please come along. We're good.

...to redress the gender balance of my increasingly-blokey band. Our guitarist is moving to Mexico, which is a good excuse. We play kinda lo-fi slightly gothy pop, and we have 5.2 songs.

...to redress the gender balance of my increasingly-blokey band. Our guitarist is moving to Mexico, which is a good excuse. We play kinda lo-fi slightly gothy pop, and we have 5.2 songs.

....has anyone got any sparesies for OMD in the Olympia on Thursday night?

... for the Fallen Women gig in the Sound House on August 24th. We're a karaoke band playing music by the Fall (and Fall-y versions of songs the Fall covered). Male Marks, female Marks, transgender Marks all welcome. Who's in?

OK, so I've had zero offers for gigs for my Proper Band in Dublin. But I also play keyboards in The Fallen Women, an all-female band playing songs by The Fall, with the added novelty that you, yes you, can get up and be Mark E Smith. Surely SOMEBODY in Dublin would like to put us on...

Some of you really, really, really old people will remember me. Here's my new band's video, giz a shout if you want a link to the MP3 to play on the radio, in podcasts etc. We're based in London but gigs in Ireland aren't out of the question, particularly Dublin as we'd have accommodation sorted.

Anyone ever done it from scratch, starting with juicing the grapes? (Which I suspect might be the most pain-in-the-ass part). I've a fuckload of grapes growing in my garden, after the heavy rain last week they've gone mental. Other grapey recipes also welcomed!

Apologies if anyone else has posted this, it's news to me: http://exclaim.ca/articles/generalarticlesynopsfullart.aspx?csid1=144&csid2=844&fid1=47256 Rotten news.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rdygf Mostly about his art but covers his music as well.

Alas I don't have any pets myself, but when I walk my ma's dog I sing a version of Missy Elliot's "Get Your Freak On", except it's "Get Your Lead On". And when he runs around the garden like a mad thing, I sing this to him, to the tune of Plastic Bertrand's "Ca Plane Por Moi": Mad dog mad...

Good Radio 2 doc the other night: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00n5ttr Depends on whether Malcy annoys you or not, I know some people can't stand him but I like him as a presenter.

Skip to 20.27 for a mathematical answer to the mystery of the first chord on A Hard Day's Night, and an analysis of the harmonics of the rock'n'roll voice. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qshd

On the off-chance that any of yiz are based in London, can play sax and would like to be in a fab early Roxy Music/ early solo Eno tribute band: Hello folks, Proxy Music's saxophonist has just deigned to inform me that he cannot play any of our upcoming gigs, therefore we need a replacement...

.... discussing volcanoes and The Long Now among other things: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00k3wvk

Anyone seen this yet? I love vampire flicks and I love broody atmospheric Scandinavian art films so it was right up my street. Beautifully shot, amazing sound design, great performance from the 2 young leads, and sums up the boredom and alienation of being 12 years old perfectly.