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Yo, here's a bit about some gigs we're putting on every Sunday in March, except for Patrick's weekend: http://www.facebook.com/events/271280249670602/permalink/271280936337200/?notif_t=like

I am taking this one for granted!!!

Hello Thumped. It's me, Moods for Mallards, and I'm here to tell you about the new Land Lovers album. It's called Confidants. It's released by Popical Island on Friday, 30th September. There's a launch gig that night: Land Lovers // Squarehead // Last Days of 1984 // Adm: 5, Album: 10, Doors...

We're playing with brillo anti-folk, wordy pop Englanders The Wave Pictures on 30th April, in Crawdaddy. They have a new album, Beer in the Breakers, out on 2nd May, I presume it'll be available at the gig. Hurrah. http://www.thewavepictures.com/webpages/homeandnews.htm Here's a poster for the gig:

Right, in imitation of Snakybus' thread, I'd like to inform you of a couple of gigs we have on the horizon. Firstly, we're playing upstairs in Whelan's on Monday (bank holiday Monday, no less) alongside the ace mariners Drunken Boat and Kramies. It's free in. Here's the poster: Then we're...

http://www.mercurynews.com/bay-area-news/ci_15836764?source=rss&nclick_check=1 This is 4 real?

This is a gig arranged by Trinity's Alternative Music Society. It's the first Land Lovers gig with a monochrome poster, and for that reason alone you have to come. http://www.myspace.com/landlovers 6 euro will gain you admittance, unless you are a member of the aforementioned student...

This is a Hefty Horse and Popical Island combined presentation. Imagine the power! Don't listen to us, listen to Road Records' review of Carpe PM, the debut album by Sunderland's most melodically whimsical pop masseuse and his faltering band of Deadlies: myspace.com/loveandlime...

And it came true: http://www.irishcentral.com/story/news/kellys_corner/noam-chomsky-joins-gaa-to-set-up-team-in-gaza-81528462.html

Land Lovers (my band) needs a bass player. Listen to us here. We'd like someone talented, enthusiastic, reliable, etc. Of course. Being able and willing to sing harmonies is highly desirable. In our dreams, it would also be nice to have someone who can play a few other things and would like to...

Happy Christmas! Click on the picture of Land Lovers hanging out with Bing Crosby to download our Yuletide Miscellany. This is an end of year treat/inconvenience/item. It contains some songs recorded live in a studio by the band and some songs done at home. Why? Well, because it’s fun and it's...

I saw this last night. Enjoyed it a lot. Thinking about it now, it seems less intersting to say that it foreshadows Nazism and what not. In fact, it seems kind of clichéd. But it was fascinating at the time. How do you do that spoiler thing?

Christmas on Popical Island LAND LOVERS + LIE INS + I [Heart] THE MONSTER HERO Popical Island, the city's favourite pop collective, presents a Christmas revue of some of its bands. They offer the discerning punter a programme that includes Land Lovers' wordy jangle-synth pop, Lie Ins'...

Christmas on Popical Island LAND LOVERS + LIE INS + I [Heart] THE MONSTER HERO Popical Island, the city's favourite pop collective, presents a Christmas revue of some of its bands. They offer the discerning punter a programme that includes Land Lovers' wordy jangle-synth pop, Lie Ins'...

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/opinion/2009/0826/1224253267184.html He says it's influenced by WG Sebald's The Rings of Saturn, which is one of favourite books. So I'll get this.

LAND LOVERS That's us. Pop music, a bit of a 1979-81 Elvis Costello thing at times, some catchy bits and loud choruses and middle eights and what-not. SLEEP THIEVES Sleep Thieves bridge the gap between quirky-indie and dancey-electro. According to Analogue Magazine Sleep Thieves “create music...

Hailing from the world of Dublin indie-pop, Land Lovers and Groom are 10 men united by one goal: to bring their message of fratricidal terror to Mullingar and Galway. They'll do just this at the Stables on Friday and the Roisin Dubh on Monday. If you're in either of these vicinities, come along...

Is it wrong that I love this new level of absolute advertising obnoxiousness from Harvey Norman? It's defintely some form of self-loathing. I don't deserve anything other than WOW! Harvey WOW! and I love to be told it by Harvey. WOW!!!

The best mystery-solving gang of home counties kids on summer break from boarding school in literature, bar none. THe Mystery of the Spiteful Letters was probably my favourite, but I might need to refresh my memory. The one where Fatty dresses as Napoleon is great too.

Almost all news readers insert a 'h' into Taoiseach, pronouncing it 'Thee-shock'. Why do they do this? It seems completely incorrect to me but I'm afraid to scoff in case there is some RTE directive to pronounce the word like this at the behest of Gaelgoirs who know better than me, a B2 Leaving...