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Check out the video for "Calling card" from Venerea: m/CallingCard-QTLiten.mov" target=_blank>https://www.venereapunk.com/CallingCard-QTLiten.mov

Logh is working on another European tour for January/February 2006. They also say that the 3rd 7" of their four-part series should be ready soon. All I wanna know is when they're gonna come to the US.

Download The Greatest Hits covering "Give it to me baby" by Rick James with a little help from Similou: m.se/tgh_giveittomebaby.mp3" target=_blank>https://www.dnm.se/tgh_giveittomebaby.mp3

Havoc Records will be releasing a new 12" from Regulations in time for their upcoming US tour. The a-side will feature seven brand-new tracks and the flip with have all of the stuff from their two 7"s "Destroy" and "Survive in the city". As mentioned before, m/tours/" target=_blank>go here for the latest tour dates.

Also coming up from Havoc in the future will be a new 7" from 365 Dagar Av Synd, the Swedish crusties formally known as Dödsdömd. There will also hopefully be new full-lengths from both Skitsystem and Victims, but nothing is confirmed just yet.

Swedish punk-rockers The Accidents are now on myspace and streaming a demo track from their upcoming album "Poison chalice": myspace.com/therealaccidents" target=_blank>https://www.myspace.com/therealaccidents

This week's mTV UpNorth video chart:

01. midnight monkeys - monkeys On Attack
02. The Rasmus - No Fear
03. Crashdiet - Breakin The Chainz
04. HIm - Wings Of A Butterfly
05. Kent - Den Döda Vinkeln
06. Darin - Why Does It Rain
07. The Legends - He Knows The Sun
08. Apulanta - Pahempi Toistaan
09. TwoPointEight - Red Eye
10. Hellacopters - Everything's On TV
11. Stratovarius - maniac Dance
12. Östermalm - Le Åt Allt
13. Svenska Akademin - Du Vill Så Du Kan
14. Lene marlin - How Will It Be
15. The Je Ne Sais Quoi - Station To Station
16. Karl Larsson - Off The Cliff
17. Peshi - Hush Hush
18. Håkan Hellström - Gårdakvarnar och Skit
19. Thomas Dybdahl - If We Want It, It's Right
20. Laleh - Live Tomorrow

Challengers:
01. Timbuktu - Stirra Ner
02. Jupither - Love
03. The Cardigans - I Need Some Fine Wine And You, You Need To Be Nicer
04. Hellacopters - I'm In The Band
05. Blindside - Fell In Love With The Game

Go here to vote for your favorite: mtve.com/article.php?ArticleId=4753" target=_blank>https://www.mtve.com/article.php?ArticleId=4753

Finland's Paavoharju have the album of the week spot over at Stylus: magazine.com/review.php?ID=3341" target=_blank>https://www.stylusmagazine.com/review.php?ID=3341

Download the brand new Bergman Rock track "Even endlessness begins (with an end)": manrock.com/even_endlessness.mp3" target=_blank>https://www.bergmanrock.com/even_endlessness.mp3

The video for the new Children of Bodom single "In your face" has been posted online: music.de/media_generator.php?genre_id=2&genre_intro=2&filetype=1&location=2&length=1&filename=childrenofbodom_inyourface_uncen_300" target=_blank>[click here]

Here's some samples from the new single "The flock" from Finnish electro artist mr. Velcro Fastener: music.com/stars/releases.php" target=_blank>https://www.stars-music.com/stars/releases.php
The guest vocalist on the track is Tuomas Toivonen from Giant Robot. The new mRVF full-length comes out in January.

The latest Aquarius Records new release list has a ton of Scandinavian stuff including Burning Saviours, Circle, Kemialliset Ystavat, Turbonegro, Nordvargr, Opeth and tons more of their usual choice selections: ml" target=_blank>https://www.aquariusrecords.org/cat/newest.html

Okay, I admit it - I was a bit premature with m/index.php?story_id=787&search=Kaizers+Orchestra">my initial appraisal of the new Kaizers Orchestra record. I still think that the money they used for vocal lessons would've been better spent on booze, but whatever. What's done is done. "maestro" isindeed fine album, despite my disatisfaction with the production. Even with the thickest layer of gloss, there's no getting around the fact that Kaizers Orchestra are not and will never be an act that's an easy sell. Sure, they've got great singalong parts, but is the world ready for a crazy circus-rock act that sings in Norwegian and bangs on oil drums? I've been a fan ever since I first heard them, but that's just me. maybe it's quirky enough that it might just work? Today's mp3 is trademark Kaizers: exotic Eastern European folk melodies, huge choruses and plenty of lurching, bombastic rhythms. Come to think of it, what's not to like?

When it comes to disaster relief, please don't forget the animals.

Scum's website is now open: mband.com/" target=_blank>https://www.scumband.com/
I really want to like this band, but I just simply cannot get past Chasey Chaos' vocals. It's a shame because I think the music is pretty damn good.