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ALUNAH
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Birmingham / Stourbridge / Brownhills
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Member Since5/27/2006
Band Websitewww.alunah.co.uk
Band MembersSophie - Vocals & Guitar

Dave - Guitar

Jake - Drums

To Be Confirmed - Bass

InfluencesKyuss, Black Sabbath, Orange Goblin, Led Zeppelin, Clutch, Hangnail, Fu Manchu, Nebula, Unida, Dozer, Sleep, The Dawn, Sixty Watt Shaman, Pink Floyd, The Doors, Slo Burn, Queens of the Stone Age, Pentagram, Witchcraft, Whore Moan, Acid King, Bottom, Cathedral, War Horse, Gonga, Goatsnake, Electric Wizard, Sally, Alabama Thunder Pussy, Grand Magus, Deep Purple, Lynard Skynard, 13th Floor Elevators, The Melvins, Atomic Bitchwax, Raging Speedhorn, Godsize, Sonic Lord, Sons of Otis, Weed Eater, Mind Funk, Pelican, Isis, Eyehategod, Red Sparrows, Cream, Janis Joplin!
Sounds LikeA psychedelic, blues, doom band...
Record LabelCatacomb Records / Nasoni Records
Type of LabelIndie


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   About ALUNAH
ALUNAH hail from the West Midlands, UK and formed in the summer of 2006. The Psych Blues Doomsters initially travelled the UK as Aluna playing gigs with Trouble, Paradise Lost, Winnebago Deal, Blaze (Iron Maiden), Winters, Toner Low & Taint which led to a demo track being featured on various compilations (see discography) and the likes of Kerrang! Radio’s Johnny Doom plugging the band on the airwaves.

2008 saw their debut release hit the shops in the form of the Fall To Earth EP on Catacomb Records (available from all good record stores and online from HMV.com etc). Kerrang! Magazine rated the lead track Spend My Time in their Top ten songs you must hear now alongside Metallica!!! Further features on radio shows & compilations around the world & numerous gigs with the likes of Orange Goblin, Blood Island Raiders & Obiat built up the band’s hard working reputation.

As 2009 arrived the band evolved into ALUNAH and took to the road for a UK tour involving dates with Doomraiser, Roadsaw, Witchcraft and Litmus to promote the Nasoni Records vinyl release of Fall To Earth.

With the new single... the thunderous Song of the Sun being unleashed in the summer and the recording of their debut album planned for the end of the year there is no sign of things slowing down any time soon.

This is only the start…you have been warned!!!

DISCOGRAPHY

GENERAL RELEASES

Fall To Earth E.P. cd (Catacomb Records) 2008

Fall To Earth E.P. 10” vinyl (Nasoni Records) 2009

Song of The Sun 7” split vinyl with Queen Elephantine (Catacomb Records) tbc 2009

COMPILATIONS

Ninehertz vol.2 (Ninehertz/Calculon Records) 2007

The Sound of The Catacombs (Catacomb Records) 2008

Bad Acid Tab 6 (Bad Acid Magazine) 2008

Stonerrock.com vol. 8 (Stonerrock.com) 2008

Droning Earth vol. 13 (Droning Earth) 2008

Doom Metal Alliance vol. 2 (Doom Metal Union) 2008

Perseverance Hotel:The Guest List (Sludge Swamp) 2009


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ALUNAH on Wikipedia


BANDS ALUNAH HAVE/WILL BE SHARING A STAGE WITH...

Trouble - Paradise Lost - Taint - Orange Goblin - Solace - Roadsaw - Blaze Bayley (ex-Iron Maiden) - Winters - Doomraiser - Winnebago Deal - Litmus - Obiat - Blood Island Raiders - Sludgefeast - Black Cesar - Toner Low - Rise To Addiction - Battlewitch - Grifter - Asteroid - Domes of Silence - Suns of Thunder - Orius - Witchsorrow - Berserkowitz - Sonic Lord - General - Stone Turner - Gringo - Trippy Wicked and The Cosmic Children of The Knight - Ahymsa - Bomb The Sun - Acaldema - Godsize - Haxan - Invasion - Near Dark - Salute - Outburst - Fresian - Speedtheory - Fancy Nancy - Alzir - The Wild Ones - Mothertrucker - The Fairytale - I Am Colossus - Novembre - Genocide Junkies - Mindzap Productions AKA Jack Dickinson (ok... not a band, but cool light show and top bloke!)...


UPCOMING GIGS


CURRENT AND FORTHCOMING ALUNAH RELEASES

FALL TO EARTH E.P. cd - Catacomb Records - (Cat no. COMB003)

Out now from all good record stores and from our store. (May still be filed under 'Aluna' in other stores)

CLICK HERE TO order your copy!!

This EP is ALUNAH's first official release. Featuring the tracks ‘Son Et Luminaire’, ‘Show Me How’ and ‘Spend My Time’.


FALL TO EARTH E.P. - Ltd Edition 10" vinyl - Nasoni Records - (Cat no. Nasoni 083B & 083C)

BLACK VINYL: CLICK HERE to order your copy!

RED VINYL: CLICK HERE to order your copy from Nasoni Records - Alunah's copies have now sold out!!

Re-released, ltd to 400 (black), 100 (colour) & includes bonus track 'Halo'.


THE SOUND OF THE CATACOMBS - Catacomb Records (Cat no. COMB001)

Out now from all good record stores and from our store.

“Sound of The Catacombs” is the long-awaited 17 track stoner/doom compilation from the UK label Catacomb Records, featuring such bands as Abdullah, Gonga, Suns of Thunder, Obiat and also bands with members of St. Vitus and Taint!!

CLICK HERE TO order your copy!


ALUNAH / QUEEN ELEPHANTINE SPLIT - Catacomb Records (Cat no. COMB004 release date tbc)

Limited Edition, Purple 7" Vinyl - 200 limited copies

Available on pre-order, just message us here at myspace or info@alunah.co.uk

This split 7” features the tracks “Song of The Sun” by ALUNAH and “Mephistopheles” by the atmospheric, Pink Floyd/Sleep-esque grooves of Hong Kong/USA doom band Queen Elephantine.



REVIEWS OF "FALL TO EARTH" EP

PLANET FUZZ (www.planetfuzz.net/)

Wow!... Acid king has a twin sister!!!

If you love Acid king and worship Black sabbath you will jump up and down from joy when you hear what Alunah has to offer on this three tracker! This UK army of four fronted by female singer Olivia (Soph) is very hot indeed, it's like getting laid. On Alunah's debut ep 'Fall from earth' you get three reasons why you need to get this as soon as possible, heavy, fuzz laden, down tuned and sexy... yeeeeaaah yeeeeaaah!

I got amazed when the first track started to spin, the beautiful 'Spend my time' opened my heart and i fell in love with this band right away. Alunah's gift to the riff gods are superior, this is first class, basic and grinding riffings (which i adore) with a tasteful psychedelic mix of fuzz rock and doom. 'Fall to earth' is a love session from start to finish... simply once you're in it you're hooked. Please 'Show me how' you do this (last song) cause this is fabulous and this is definitely my favourite on this ep, i can't get enough of it and i'll keep spinning it over and over again, what a great start on this crusade toward the high mountains.

The band have played a lots of gigs since their birth in 2006 with magnitudes such as Orange goblin, Trouble, Paradise lost, Witchcraft, Doomraiser and Toner low. They have also being featured on various compilations and hopefully there is much more to come.

Good to know is that they changed their name in january this year to Alunah instead of Aluna which is their name on the ep. In other words, there is only one ALUNAH! Look out for Alunah's debut album in the end of 2009!

THE EVIL INQUISITION (www.evilinquisition.forumotion.net/)

If you are looking for irresistible music then you can't go far wrong with English female fronted doom band 'Alunah' and their latest tempting release 'Fall To Earth'. 'Alunah’ have the kind of vocal style that is so open and catchy that you find yourself picking up the lyrics in a real hurry and singing them along, yet despite all of this they never let their doom standards slip into main stream mediocrity!

That said 'Alunah' do have an almost charming style of girl rock sublime-ness that just gushes out of everything that they put their mind too and after just two tracks you will be forever hooked.

Speaking of hooks, 'Fall To Earth' have plenty of them from the down to earth and oddly sensual vocals to the grime smeared riff-age that grooves along majestically!

'Alunah' are simply stunning, when you want catchy soaring melodies, you got it! If you’re looking for deep and meaning full lyrics that sing a tune directly to your soul, you’re in luck. Plus if you just simply want to get stoned and head bang the night away then again 'Alunah' are for you.

Truly a band for all occasions this 'Birmingham' based doom pioneer are simply superb, words fail me. [9.5]

WINTER TORMENT WEBZINE (www.wintertormentzine.blogspot.com)

This is the new e.p from the U.K.'s Alunah. 3 songs with a nice variety and mix of traditional doom, blues and psychedlic rock. I usually am not a fan of this style but i must admit after listening to it for about the 3rd time it really is an enjoyable release. Alunah have done a good job of mixing doom, classic rock and the bands own talented ideas. This is a release that fans of traditional doom & classic rock will enjoy.

DOOM METAL ALLIANCE

Alunah (previous spelling was Aluna) was kind enough before to be involved with the DMA in the release of its second sampler. They were also kind enough to send me a copy of the album which I am more than happy to do a review of. Alunah is a four piece bluesy doom act from the UK. Recently, tons of bands have been using the 70's hard rock sound as their own, trying with much success to relive the best days of rock and roll history. Alunah while coming across as 70's rock revivalists, make it all sound so modern and fresh.

Their sound ultimately is the blues gone metal, but with the front man actually being a woman, something almost romantic is created in their sound. The Ep's opening track "Spend My Time" is a perfect example of this, as while heavy, the subject is rather lite as she sings of love hence the romantic aspect. Their is a taste of psychedelic rock in their sound, mainly found in their solo's which accentuates the bands over all sound perfectly.

The Ep is entiltled Fall to Earth. I like to think that the title of the Ep is a reference to being brought back down to earth. Stripping music down to the basics and starting from there, redefining heavy blues. This guys, is the band that will get your girlfriends digging doom metal, if they ever will. This Ep will impress anyone who loves low end grooves. You could think of them as a more bluesy version of Acid King.

FEMME METAL WEBZINE.COM

"Okay, first things first. The Psychedelic, Blues, Doom Metal band from the UK, Aluna has undergone a name change. As of January 1st 2009 the band will be known as Alunah. They have just issued their debut 3-song EP titled Fall To Earth.

This 3-song collection begins with "Spend My Time". It has a pretty solid, heavy riff going throughout courtesy of guitarist Dave. Female singer Sophie has a unique understated, laid back approach (that is not a bad thing). The song remains pretty consistent throughout and also incorporates a bit of a dreamy vibe with the vocals and the music. Almost trance-like. Track number 2 is entitled "Son Et Luminaire" and of the three songs I would have to say that this is my favorite. It keeps the heaviness going. There is a lot going on in this track as it speeds up nearing the end. Very cool. From there the band segues into a very cool Sabbath-like heavy riff for the the final song "Show Me How". This is just a straight forward heavy rocker that never wavers throughout and is a perfect way to end things as the band really prove what they are about. Alunah are an interesting band that combines a number of influences to good effect.

The songs contained on Fall To Earth are indeed heavy and doomy sounding as the three songs and 16-minutes worth of music will attest to. Aluna are a band that is worthy of respect and fans of the psychedelic, blues, doom metal genre might want to give this band a listen. In browsing the bands web site, I actually became aware that they have done another demo and appeared on several compilation albums. If your choice in music falls in the doom metal genre, give Alunah a listen and support them."

STONER ROCK.COM

"They call themselves “psych blues doomsters,” but save for the Acid King-lite first half of “Son et Luminaire,” I’m not hearing that with England’s Aluna. What I’m getting most from this four-piece is your traditional stomp-thud rhythmic stoner rock. However, thanks to the sultry vocals of guitarist/singer Soph, “Spend My Time” and “Show Me How” – the other two tracks on this three song EP - rise about the typical. After all, you expect bands in this genre to wallow in excess distortion and rumbling bass lines, but to have them sound, well, sexy? That’s a nice change of pace. Not a bad start, and if they can inject a bit more dynamics into their songs, they may be on to something"

NINEHERTZ.CO.UK

"Ok, I'll admit it, generally speaking I despair of most modern rock music. My head is pretty firmly rooted in old school 70s rock. It's not that I don't want to like modern stuff, I listen to a lot of it to try and find something I can connect with... and simply fail in most cases. Aluna are one of the bands who reaffirm my faith that there are bands around that still have 'it'.

I know these guys have come in for as much criticism as acclaim but this EP is frankly fucking fantastic. Three tracks, no messing with quality riffs and beautiful melodies. These guys differ from so many bands today in that they know how to write a song... something so many bands seem to be at pains to avoid these days.

Opening track 'Spend My Time' sets out the Aluna stall in strident style with a riff and rhythm that brings to mind the 70s glam rock of T-Rex as much as it does St Vitus. There is an underlying groove here that makes my balls twitch!!!

Second track, 'Son Et Luminaire'(sic) is probably my least favourite rolling along on a more traditional style doom riff. That's not to say it isn't a great track in its own right, it's just not as good as the other two. It does, however, provide its own twists and turns when it shifts a gear and puts its foot down for a rock out ending complete with false stops and starts!!!

Final track 'Show Me How' ups the ante again with yet another great riff and a soaring melody. Through a huge PA this sound could be an anthem!!! The EP closes with a surprise reprise of 'Spend My Time'

So what makes this release so good? It's a combination of things. The riffs of Dave Day are up there with anyone around, he knows how to keep it simple, effective and catchy. The vocals of Soph Willet though are what set this band apart. Not the most powerful of vocalists but that works in the band's favour. The laid back style owes more to late 60s West Coast psychedelia than they do the majority of Ozzy aping doomsters or brutish growlers currently doing the rounds. This gives the whole thing an air of serenity and peace while still being heavy enough to keep most rockers shaking their tresses.

Topped off with a strong production that their earlier work lacked, this release shows Aluna making all the right moves... getting themselves out there, gigging and constantly improving. They're a young band and this good already, I can't wait to see what they sound like in five years!!!"

THE SLEEPING SHAMAN WEBZINE (www.sleepingshaman.com)

"If the only musical legacy the West Midlands ever left us was Black Sabbath they'd be doing pretty well in my book. The fact that they’ve also given us Judas Priest and half of Led Zeppelin means that their hard rocking credentials are firmly in place. It’s nice to see that there are bands still coming through aiming to take the last 40 years worth of sounds and drag them forward and Aluna are one of the bands currently spearheading this charge along with Sonic Lord, Godsize and I Am Colossus.

This is kind of hard to describe. Imagine St Vitus with a does of female hormones, or imagine a less shit version of Jefferson Airplane with more testosterone. Musically this takes the tried and tested doom formula of St Vitus and shoots it through with a knowing pop suss. Opening track "Spend My Time" tips a heavy handed nod towards old school glam like T Rex or Gary Glitter (before paedophilia became illegal), while "Son Et Lumiere" treads a more familiar doom path before running off with some stop-start boogie riffing. Final track "Show Me How" brings the pace back up with its anthemic crunch. Dave Day, also the riffmeister behind Sonic Lord, allows his more melodic side to shine through to huge effect. As with Sonic Lord the riffs are simple yet catchier than herpes in a Thai brothel. The real ace in the pack here are the vocals of Soph Willets. Admittedly these may be an acquired taste initially and have and will continue to divide opinion about the band. Anyone expecting a throaty Wino style roar or some Janis Joplin style guts may be disappointed as Soph counters the weight of the music with a laid back croon that brings to mind the mellow vibes of late 60’s West Coat psychedelia. On paper this may not look great but in the CD player this works. The blend of two disparate styles from the same era is a masterstroke…the Sabbath sound effectively killed the hippy dippy ethos but Aluna grab both and slam them together to create something fresh. What Soph may lack in balls out power she more than makes up for with a keen ear for a top melody. Get over your initial prejudices about her style and spin this a few times and you’ll be singing the yeah yeah parts of "Spend My Time" before you know it.

Aluna’s demo was dogged by a weak production that particularly affected the drums but I’m glad to say that this obstacle has been overcome this time round with a nice weight. My only slight criticism, and this may be at odds with what I’ve just been saying about the vocals, is that they are a little high and dry in the mix. I would have liked to have heard them backed off a little and sitting in with the music rather than on top of it but this is a minor criticism and certainly not a deal breaker.

Not only have Catacomb pulled off another top notch release but Nasoni Records in Germany will also be issuing this on 10" vinyl with a soon to be recorded bonus track…you lucky lucky bastards!!!"

KERRANG! MAGAZINE - ISSUE 11th June 2008

Ah yes, those in need of a fix of psychedelic blues doom with seductively sleazy female vocals need look no further than this Birmingham mob.

DAREDEVIL RECORDS (www.daredevilrecords.de)

"ALUNA from the West Midlands, UK formed in 2006 and after a great demo called Crystal Voyage in 2007, they are back with their first official EP via Catacomb Records. Aluna sounds like an 70..s band, they are really great and the guitar riffs of Dave Day will be in your head for days. The songs are really Doom highlights and you should check this band out! Especially the vocals from Ms. Soph Willet are so fucking cool and fit perfect to that music. They make that band special! Great guitar riffs, an awesome groove and the beautiful vocal melodies – awesome! The opener SPEND MY TIME is a masterpiece and sounds like some T-Rex glam Rock stuff or St. Vitus like Doom Metal, but the following SON ET LUMINAIRE is the highlight on that record. Starting slow and with a huge guitar riff, but turning into a faster ending part. SHOW ME HOW ends that record with another excellent Doom song. It is the best combination of Doom Metal, 70..s Glam Rock and female vocals so far! Believe me! Get this EP!"

RANDOM REVIEW ON PLAY.COM AND HMV.COM

"From the iron city that brought you stoner greats Black Sabbath comes psych blues doom band Aluna. With an impressive CV that boasts support slots with Trouble (fathers of Doom) Paradise Lost, Winnebago Deal, Winters, Toner Low and Taint to name just a few I was eager to find out if this band stood up to the hype surrounding them!! I wasn't wrong...so sit down relax turn your black light and lava lamp on and get ready to enter the electric plasmic eye! Fall To Earth is the first official release by the band and straight off the bat they totally do what they say on the tin....doom packed riffage with monster grooves...what sets Aluna apart from the rest is the addition of female vocals...soft siren-esque that totally draw the listener in.... I recommend this for any stoner / psychedellic / doom / southern rock fan"


LIVE REVIEWS

FALL TO EARTH TOUR - Birmingham Old Wharf

RYAN'S GIG GUIDE

"Bringing things down a notch, in speed only, was Aluna with its blonde chic on vocals and 70s rock guitar riffs. Now granted, doom metal is not everyone's JD, but rather than just a set of complaining and whining from the stage, Aluna displayed their craft against a back drop of old school strings and voiced with a seductive tone to rival Wendy James. Time was kept well, especially on tempo changes with tracks such as Spend My Time, and I felt more impressed than depressed by the end of this set, which is part of their 'Fall To Earth' tour" - Mel

TROUBLE / RISE TO ADDICTION / ALUNA - Wolves Civic Bar

RYAN'S GIG GUIDE

"Local metal band Aluna got things underway with a promising set of original material. This Sabbath inspired four-piece are fronted by a female vocalist whose singing style possessed shades of Budgie’s Burke Shelley. Aluna’s stoner fuelled metal had some interesting musical touches that work surprisingly well, such as the jaudicious use of the tambourine, which shimmered over their brooding riffs on occasion. Overall an enjoyable set from a band just starting out on it’s musical journey" - Zak

See the full review here...

TONER LOW / BERSERKOWITZ / ALUNA - The Red House, Sheffield

MONOFIOPIA (www.monofiopia.co.uk)

"One of the supports, Aluna, were also pretty good in a kind of psych/stoner/doom Orange Goblin/Goatsnake way and made up a little bit for the other two support bands which, while not bad, didn’t really work for me"

AWESOMEFEST W/ BATTLEWITCH / INVASION / SLUDGEFEAST / STORM THEORY / ARSNIK - The Junction, Bristol

NINEHERTZ

"In contrast to the local geography is Aluna. Undulating and pleasantly rolling, these Brum groove peddlers seem the perfect antithesis to the previous set's youthful exuberance. Pausing only to swig from a pint of some godawful looking concoction, the band's singer is the obvious focal point, adding a grand old set of lungs and some lady swagger - uncharacteristic to the desert rock genre - to the more characteristic sweaty fucking hairy dude aesthetic. Musically, a watertight performance. Hazy west coast psychedelia meets loping desert grooves meets a more traditional hard rock (go on, doom if you will, you devil) sound, native to the band's hometown. A bit of Jefferson Sabbath anyone?"


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Jul 15 2009 1:03 PM

thanks for the add!

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Jul 10 2009 9:02 AM

ACE NEW TRACKS

C U ON THE ROAD SOON HOPEFULLY FOR SOME HEAVY RIFFIN N BEER SWILLIN!
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May 28 2009 1:04 PM

hey guys n hun whats up i cant help you out with the bass player but i would like to help you get your name out.i dj on wildlife radio and i love to play some of your music is is great,we play indie and unsigned artist please hit me up if your interested
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May 28 2009 9:07 AM

Forgot to say we've just finished some new recording nip over and check out the tunes.
Evilmetalbird





May 19 2009 4:42 PM

Hey guys! How was the gig on sunday with Witchcraft? Really wanted to come but was working sunday night :(
Damn the man! xxx
Old Nick’s Tavern





May 16 2009 6:23 PM

Thank you for the add.

I will email you regarding you query.

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DOOMRAISER





May 1 2009 11:11 AM

we enjoy this days too. thanks for all!
hope to see you soon!!!
Burn the Mountain





Apr 30 2009 9:56 AM

oi! i still want that red vinyl from you!!! P)
Sye- vox
MindZap productions





Apr 30 2009 9:55 AM

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Apr 29 2009 3:56 PM


And my lighter is held down by my thumb...cool tunes dudes!!
Hog Island Boas





Apr 29 2009 3:54 PM

Awesome show last night guys. Hope tonight goes well for you.

Boas x
NEIL / RAT-BOY





Apr 24 2009 12:04 PM

Indeed my friend!
NEIL / RAT-BOY





Apr 24 2009 11:57 AM

Nice profile shot!!

Looking forward to the 3rd! Hope you're all well, have a good one for now.
Xile Promotionz & Management





Apr 14 2009 7:36 AM

Hi!!

Thanks for adding Exile Promotionz, your one-stop shop for all your promotional requirements!!

Band Merchandise, Posters, Flyers, Backdrops and more!!!!

Give me a shout for a quote on any promotional items you may need in the future at leighton.exilepro@live.com or 07968785422

Cheers
Grimpen Mire





Apr 14 2009 7:36 AM

Cheers for the gig friday, wicked night was had by all, fucking sucks about your guitar getting nicked in London Soph, shitbags!
Redhouse Sheffield





Apr 14 2009 7:35 AM

Hi

This is just a short message to let everyone know that we've recently changed our booking proceedures so that dates and booking info can be obtained by emailing a blank enquiry to:

redhouseenquiry@gmail.com

Since we're booking up now for the summer and September I wanted everyone whose taken the time to seek us out on Myspace to have a chance to get a gig/night booked.


Regards
Redhouse
Dicky Wicked





Apr 14 2009 7:35 AM

Aloha! Hope you got to Kent alright. And hope you had some good news about the axe. Cheers for Thursday in Brum and had a good laugh on Saturday until "that" moment.
Loving the cd and worth every penny of £5!!!
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Apr 10 2009 11:56 AM

Hi there! Great gig at the Old Wharf last night - enjoyed all the bands! Hope to see you play again sometime!! :)
BEYOND REDEMPTION





Apr 1 2009 12:57 PM

Hiya Thanks for accepting our request, hope all is good with you :)
BR
Near Dark





Mar 29 2009 8:23 PM

Don't forget you're also playing on the 30th July with us in Leamington!
See you on the 7th June.
The Electric Kools





Mar 24 2009 11:16 PM

FUCKING BOSS TUNE!!!



If you have a spare momento and are skiming thru myspace with "mary j" check out our NEW up loaded tunes, all "Work in Progress" tunes have been taken off Myspace and replaced with studio recordings!!


Cheers

Kools


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Mar 26 2009 4:31 PM

Thanks for the add
Greetings from Roma
The Electric Kools





Mar 24 2009 4:24 PM

Hello there,

Thanks for adding us, LOVIN The tunes in ere and the page!!!

Cheers,

Kools
Mandy





Mar 24 2009 9:48 AM

Thanks for the add.
I really enjoyed your Plymouth gig the other week - good stuff :)
Greenhouse Daze





Mar 23 2009 7:52 AM

Thanx for adding us and your heavy tunes. Can't make "the trip" over there just now. So, when do you get your asses to Scandinavia?
Keep it up

Greenhouse Daze
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