I probably don't spend enough time as I should here pimping my ass as a music journalist (as opposed to a layabout who watches too much TV) but occassionaly, something happens that's worth mentioning and today, it's the Slaves to Gravity tour. They've been around for a while now but my personal feeling is that they're not given the attention they deserve.

I know you all do exactly what I say because I am the Diabolical One and you shall pay dearly in the afterlife if you don't, so if you've not already checked it out, their album Scatter the Crow is widely available. Go buy it - and then get your ass to one of these places:

Mon 19-Apr Dundee, Dexters
Tue 20-Apr Aberdeen, Tunnels
Wed 21-Apr Glasgow, Cathouse
Fri 23-Apr York, Duchess
Sat 24-Apr Sheffield, Fusion
Mon 26-Apr Wolves, Little Civic
Tue 27-Apr Leicester, Sumo
Wed 28-Apr Cardiff, Club Ifor Bach
Thu 29-Apr Milton Keynes, Crauford Arms
Fri 30-Apr Colchester, Arts Centre
Sun 02-May Oxford, Bullingdon
Tue 04-May London, Underworld
Wed 05-May Brighton, Engine Rooms
Thu 06-May Exeter, Cavern
Fri 07-May Southampton, Hamptons
Sat 08-May Tunbridge Wells, Forum

If you're too damn lazy or don't believe me, do this for a taste of the future:

www.myspace.com/slavestogravityofficial

Lecture over.

Made a cool new friend this morning. Paul over at PS Publishing (www.pspublishing.co.uk) was kind enough to unleash his industry wisdom with regards to I, Wendigo. That bit's of no interest to you but for afficiandos of cool editions of good books, check out the site, there's lots of goodies up for grabs.

More later... work to do...

Currently listening to: Paul Stanley - Live To Win
Currently watching: Supernatural getting better and better with every episode
Currently reading: Between the lines... and judging books by their covers.