Weekly News - July 15th

• The second lineup for Sounds of Spring Festival have been announced. British India, Parkway Drive, Resin Dogs, Behind Crimson Eyes, Rocket Science, Children Collide, Final Days Of Autumn, Blue Juice, Trial Kennedy, Calling All Cars, Laura Imbruglia, The John Steel Singers, Vegas Kings and The Mercy Dolls will all join the lineup, with a third round of acts still to be announced.

• At Sea are putting the finishing touches to their debut EP. The band have an excellent live show so this will be one to look out for.
  

• Brisbane's bootleg industry is in good order. Just have a look at new blog, Turn It Up To 10, if you don't believe me.
  

• New Music from The Cairos ("Seventeen") and The Bloodpoets ("Tryst").
  

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Weekly News - May 18th

• Brisbane's drought of decent music festivals could be coming to end with the newly established Sounds of Spring occurring October 11 at the RNA Showgrounds. No bands have been announce as of yet, but keep an eye out forthe first lineup next week.
  

• Dew Process have joined the digital age with their new online store. Now you can pay money to download film clips available for free on Youtube and buy albums for more then they cost in CD form (if you should so wish to).

• The Young Liberals have released The Young Liberals' Contractual Obligation Album; their third album of 2008. Unfortunately you probably won't be able to get this anywhere other then their shows, but you can have a listen to 'Come On' and 'This Was My World' on their myspace.

• New tracks from Jim Grundy, My Fiction, The Fricken Hecks, Edward Guglielmino, Idle Cranes, The Cairos, and postherdmusic.
  

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