Jody Has A Hitlist UK Tour with Adelaide and LYU

Jody Has A Hitlist have announced a UK tour, with support from Adelaide and LYU,

September
13th - O2 Academy 3 - Birmingham
14th - Academy 3 - Manchester
15th - O2 Academy 2 - Newcastle
16th - Cathouse - Glasgow
17th - Cockpit - Leeds
18th - Rock City - Nottingham
21st - Masque - Liverpool
22nd - O2 Academy 2 - Islington
23rd - iBar - Bournemouth
24th - Boileroom - Guildford

Adelaide Added To Slam Dunk Festival

Adelaide have been added to the Slam Dunk Festival as winners of the Kerrang!/Slam Dunk contest. The band will play the Kerrang! Introduction stage.

New Adelaide Video

Adelaide new video for 'And They Said (I'd Never Hold Up My End)', can be viewed by clicking read more.

March
04 - Folkestone - Quarterhouse w/Attack! Attack!
10 - Gillingham - Beacon Court
11 - Ipswich - Steamboat Tavern
12 - Stoke - Harry’s Bar
13 - High Wycombe - Wycombe Academy
15 - Norwich - The Marquee
16 - Bury - DeJa Vu
17 - Witney - Fat Lil’s
18 - Abertillery - The Dolls House
23 - Manchester - Dry Bar Live
24 - Huddersfield - The Parish
25 - Gravesend - Old Gravesendians
26- Guildford - Backline Studios
27 - Birmingham - Flapper & Firkin
29 - London - Purple Turtle (FREE ENTRY)
30 - Reading - Sub 89
31 - Bromley - TP’s
April
01 - Peterborrough - Met Lounge

New Adelaide Song

Adelaide have posted a new song called 'Paraelles' on their MySpace.

LAB Records Camden Halloween Show

5 bands from LAB Records' roster (MiMi Soya, The Auteur, Adelaide, Lost On Landing and Lost On Campus) will be playing the Hot Damn clubnight at Camden's Purple Turtle next Saturday October 31st.

Bands will be playing between 7-11pm followed by DJs until 6am.

LAB Records Video Blog

The first LAB Records video blog, which features an interview with Eat Sleep Attack as well as Adelaide live footage, can be seen by clicking read more.

Single Review Round-Up: Twin Atlantic, Adelaide, The Hot Melts, Bleech and Screaming Lights

This Single Review Round-Up features reviews from the likes of, Twin Atlantic, Adelaide, The Hot Melts, Bleech and Screaming Lights.

Twin Atlantic - You're Turning Into John Wayne
released on September 7th on Red Bull Records.
Twin Atlantic have been winning over the masses for quite sometime now, whilst at the same leaving them waiting for new material. However the wait is finally over. 'You're Turning Into John Wayne' is the lead off single from the Scottish band's forthcoming mini-album, 'Vivarium'. The single is a lively number with the band purposely putting on American accents but at the same time keeping to their roots. The band's commercial-friendly rock sound works well and shows great potential for their full release that follows on September 14th.

3.5/5

Adelaide - And They Said...
released on August 17th on LAB Records
LAB Records latest signing's Adelaide proves to be another great signing for the Mancheser-based label. 'And They Said...' is filled with big pop hooks and crunching guitars, that on the whole is very favourable. It may not sound much different to a lot of stuff out there but Adelaide are enjoyable to listen to and now with label support, they could go far. Their new EP, 'Journals' (released September 14th) could be make or break for the band.

3/5

The Hot Melts - Red Lips
released on August 31st on Wonderland Records/Epitaph Records.
Wirrel 4-piece, The Hot Melts build up anticipation for their self-titled debut album, with this 3 minute slice of raucious rock 'n' roll, as the band tell a story of a night of excess and carnage. It's upbeat and somewhat trashy but it's good introduction to the band, as the bands style fits well into the lyrical structure.

3/5



Bleech - The Worthing Song
released on August 17th on Billie Records
Bleech bring the very-British indie rock with 'The Worthing Song', grungy guitars mixed with angst female vocals. It goes along at a steady pace and despite a bit of variation in the middle, it is not overall impressive.

2/5

Screaming Lights - Volts
available now through Anti Records
With a hint of psychedlica, Liverpool's Screaming Lights fast-paced brand of rock with screeching guitars that twang here and there on 'Volts'. Not the most original sound but it is an accessiable track. Whilst b-sides '21st Century' and 'Raimaker' sees the band being rather electro with drums and distant keys being heavly used. Elsewhere 'Hello Tommorrow' is an upbeat, stripped down number with an added "fuck you" thrown in for good measure. Closing track 'Air In The Lung' is a slow, piano-based track with soft vocal delivery, that cleary shows Screaming Lights are able to successfully go from one genre to the next.

Sean Reid

LAB Records Release New Singles from Eat Sleep Attack and Adelaide

New singles from Eat Sleep Attack (ex-Fleeing From Finales) and Adelaide are available to download now exclusively at www.labrecords.co.uk/digital

Adelaide To Release New Single On LAB Records

Adelaide will release their new single 'And They Said...' on all digitalformats through LAB Records on August 17.

Stream a 90-second preview of the track now at MySpace.com/labrecordsuk and MySpace.com/adelaideuk