LONDON Blang at 12 Bar Club
Joe/Polly. With Paul Hawkins And Thee Awkward Silences (Joe guesting on guitar), Partition, deXter Bentley, David Goo.

Live favourite Swallows is currently on the Oxide playlist. That’s the Oxford University student station. The video for the song is almost finished, it’s being put together by Tom Mayne from David Cronenberg’s Wife and someone called Hannah.

Rumour 1 – Joe is making several guest appearances as guitarist for other bands in December.

Rumour 2 – Joe and Polly (from Kinkajou) are playing a gig as a duo under a new non-Buzfuz non-Kinkajou name at the December Bucket Of Fun.

LONDON Blackheath Concert Halls
With Kinkajou.

12 Bar Club (Antifolk Fest)
With the mighty Jinx Lennon,Paul Hawkins and Thee Awkward Silences, etc.

LONDON The Water Poet
With Paul Hawkins, Lil Lost Lou, etc
Joe solo.

3 Buzfuz gigs next week. Joe’s playing solo on Tuesday (14th) at the Antifolk Rule Of 4 night at The Water Poet where he’s playing 4 new songs. Then 2 band gigs on Saturday 18th at the 12 Bar Club’s Antifolk Fest and Sunday 19th at Blackheath Concert Halls. All 5 Buzfuzzers are playing these gigs. See Gigs
More news soon about the video for Swallows.

Joe’s solo gig at the Songbirds night tomorrow has been cancelled. It’ll be rescheduled soon.

LONDON Comedy
7 Oxenden St, Haymarket, SW1.

The new album gets a lovely review at SoundsXP.

The new album is available to buy at the Blang shop.
In addition it’ll soon be in the shops, distributed by Cargo. And it’s available to download at Napster and Tunetribe.
Last Wednesday the band were mentioned on the front cover of The Morning Star which ran a review of the album along with a look at the UK and New York antifolk scenes. You can read the text of it here.

The band want to thank everyone who came to the album launch gig on Friday. They had a fantastic night.
The new album is available at Napster. We’ll let you know when we spot it at other download shops. It’ll be available at the Blang label site as soon as they get their act together!
Meanwhile there’s a great little review of the album at shakenstir.com.

LONDON Camden Rock Cafe.