December 23, 2003

If you're bored, and I bet with no school and all your holiday shopping done you're bored right off your duff, go play some ping-pong with John Rueben. [sphereofhiphop]

Hardcore legends Good Clean Fun are back in action after an almost two-year hiatus; they're booking a reunion tour as you read this. [Equal Vision] (Thanks, Josh)

Ohio's Prodigal Zoo, who as we just told you earlier were formerly called Twelve Tribes, have signed with none other than Ferret Records, and you can download some new stuff here and here from their upcoming Ferret debut The Rebirth of Tragedy. Innnneresting. I remember when I missed their show at Babylon a couple years ago because the club wouldn't let people in fast enough. [lambgoat]

Denali recently released The Instinct, their sophomore release on Jade Tree Records. sweetdisaster's own Josh Chambers says this album is one of the best releases by far of 2003, and the female-fronted rock quartet are definitely worth checking out. Look for his review soon.

Be in Farmingdale, NY at The Downtown January 25th to watch Unearth tear the place apart with Nora and Every Time I Die in tow, along with Syracuse band If Hope Dies, who're signed to Unearth's Ironclad Records label. Oh man, I'd love to go that. The show'll be taped for an upcoming Unearth DVD, and the band will more than likely play some new stuff. Ooooo. [theprp]

This has just been handed to me: iced tea rules.

Proving once again how awesome pastepunk are: "Dear Pepperidge Farm: I don't know what it is that you coat your Sesame Snack Sticks with, but do you sell it by the bottle? In prescription form? Perhaps even a patch for my shoulder? I'm not sure how much longer I can go on eating an entire 7 oz box of these things before it truly becomes an unhealthy, but oh so obscenely tasty addiction. HELP ME BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!" Go Jordan.

I was reading the other day that the new structure going up at Ground Zero in New York City will be shorter than Toronto's CN Tower by - get this - half the length of a tennis court. That's what, forty feet or something? They couldn't go all out on this?

A change of pace for us here at sweetdisaster: check out this interview with Swollen Members producer/DJ Rob the Viking.

Posted by mike at December 23, 2003 04:17 AM