Clash Magazine are the latest to review "The Barbarians Move In",



Also, check out this fantastic review at new-noise.net

Also, we are aware there still appears to delays with the album distribution, we are looking into this and hopefully it will be resolved soon!

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Labels: album, reviews

Now then, thanks to those who made it down to Proud Galleries on Friday night and apologies to those who were victims of the random factor that was introduced to the stage times leading to reduced rock action. here's some photos for those who missed us gurning our way through another sweaty night in London, we're in the middle somewhere...

www.flickr.com/photos/jmgphotos/sets/72157604745271236/

and thanks to Neil and Moog for putting us up at the Cardigan Arms on Saturday night - good to see all those who attended, was a lovely night.

'The Barbarians Move In' is now officially up and about so make sure you get yourselves a copy, this week the following things have been said about it..

NME, 8/10 - 'unequivocal brilliance, best comeback of 2008 so far'

The Guardian, 4/5 - 'an Orwellian opus that bucks prevailing trends. One of Britain's most ambitious groups'

and some more that i haven't got in front of me. they were good, otherwise i wouldn't mention them right?

next up is a gig for Old Chapel, more details to follow...

singing jon x

Labels: album, gigs, jon f, pictures, reviews