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What have you got against Brianer?!

This turned my stomach when I heard about it. Horrible bastards.

I think it might have been - I remember it being pretty rammed.

Somehow, I feel that the WTF is insufficient in this particular case.

I got in handy enough - did ye get sorted yet?

Presale doesn't start until 10am... or so it says on the site anyway!

Cheers - I was hemming and hawing earlier about buying them off the Duophonic Store and left it, would have been nice to have got the ones with the master tape obi, but it was only their own store that had those. Oh well.... Got a clear Mars Audiac on Bleep and Random Noise Bursts from Reflex...

FFS Scott

Thanks be to fuck they're not playing one of those poxy festivals

"3rd May 2019 sees the start of Stereolab's 7 album reissue campaign when 1993's 'Transient Random Noise-Bursts With Announcements' and 1994's 'Mars Audiac Quintet' will be the first albums reissued, via Warp Records and Duophonic UHF Disks, as expanded and re-mastered editions on vinyl, compact...

Go for it!

If you sign up to this apparently you get in on some sweet pre-sale action: Stereolab - Sign up for Presale access to the band's 2019 live dates

Vicar Street on June 25th, and Belfast Empire on the 24th. WOOHOOOOOO

The more you know etc etc

Feck, you're right, it is - I didn't think to check that!

Janelle Monae in Trinners on the 3rd July New Order there on the 7th Apologies if someone posted this already, I don't remember seeing it...

Listen to Bosch's 500-Year-Old Butt Song - artnet News

Yeah, I was well impressed by it, think it was either yourself or @jonah who recommended it. I'd only read The Accidental by her years ago, Winter is definitely on the reading list now, cheers!

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