UMFM 101.5 FM Music Logs Wednesday 9:00 - 10:00 pm
Show Name: downunder upover
Host Name: eugenius & lynnie
Date: 21-July-2004

ARTIST - TRACK:

fur patrol - get along
fang - something good
betchadupa - drop d
sounds like sunset - frequency
after the fall - winter stares
eye tv - freeze frame and fade out
the living end - what would you do
the living end - end of the world
man bites god - improvise
antiskeptic - called
pan am - japanese girls
evermore - it's too late
stylus - so sick of this
surrogate - she said

NEWS:

The Living End hit the road this September and October, for their first national Australian tour in a year. Coinciding with the tour is the release of a special collection CD and DVD due out in September.

Sounds Like Sunset have released a new single, 'Frequency', through the Architecture Label. The single is taken from the band's forthcoming sophomore album, due for release in September. The single is currently available as a MP3 download from www.architecturelabel.com

After the Fall will be doing a national tours this August in support of their new album, 'As Far As Thoughts Can Reach'. The album is out now through Festival Mushroom Records. Special guest for all dates will be Adelaide's The Hot Lies.

Before touring the UK in August as part of the Edinburgh Fringe, Man Bites God will play one last Australian show on Wednesday July 28 at the Rob Roy Hotel, Fitzroy. The band's journey to the Edinburgh Fringe will be the subject of a six part television documentary, by independent Sydney-based producer Mary Harrington.

new Zealand's Fang have three new members: Bronwen Robertson, Tom Clark and Brignall Wood and are to release new album “Swim Up Stream” this August.

A number of ex pat Aucklanders are making their home in Melbourne. The kids in Pan Am are preparing for the Australian release of their self titled album. Meanwhile other artists who have relocated the weather-indecisive city include Aunty Dave Benge, Fur patrol, Betchadupa and Pacifer.

Speaking of Fur Patrol, they will join the Datsuns on their six theatre shows next month for Michael Coppel Presents.

New Zealand band Evermore are heading back home after calling Sydney home for a while. They are returning to NZ to tour through August and September.

Antiskeptic will head back out on the road for some club dates in support of their album Aurora. The tour will include Sean Daly, the original bass player, now back performing with the band. This tour will coincide with the release of a limited edition 7-inch single of the song More Than Kind, re-recorded with screams and cello. Get the vinyl at the shows or online at www.antiskeptic.com.au

Eugenius4Lynne

Thanks to Matt Atlee, Whammo, the contributors at NZMusic.com, NZ On Air and Christie Eliezer at themusic.com.au for providing news on the show this week.

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