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April 2004 |
The LA remastering of DSF's "Spawn Of
Dysfunction" has been received and approved by all concerned, and
will be used for the pressing of the Album. This will entail some slight
changes to the credits on the artwork, but once completed the music master
and the graphics will be submitted for production. Subject to approval, this
means we're on track to have production copies of this record by mid April.
150 Promo copies of these will be dispatched via Nik Moore @ Work
Hard PR to media agencies, radio stations, etc for reviews to be in print
in time for a Summer release. Fans unable to wait that long may find copies
for sale by the band themselves at Live shows prior to the offical release
date (TBA).
The band formally known as C64 have finally
recruited a new Bass Player, in the shape of James Stringfellow - Ed's
brother! As previously suggested, they have also undergone a change of name,
to "The Colony".
5th April : Cardiff, The Barfly 6th April : Cardiff, The Barfly 7th April : Brighton, Freebutt 8th April : Camden (London), The Bull and Gate 9th April : Nottingham, Rescue Rooms |
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March 2004 |
Following negotiations and planning with the band,
were happy to announce that Die So Fluids debut album, Spawn Of
Dysfunction, will now be released on Cartesian Records this summer
hopefully July 2004. A catalogue number has been allocated to this release : SLON
3CDa. The Album is presently being re-mastered in L.A., while the
inspired Uncle Vania graphics are being put together by Hugh Gilmour. Strictly controlled CD-R copies are in circulation, and
full Promo copies should be available by mid-April. More Live dates are also announced: March 27th :
Winchester, The Railway Inn ( + King Adora DJ Set ) March 31st :
Camden, London : Barfly @ The Monarch ( + Farrah + New Disease) April 15th :
Southampton, The Joiners (+ Scarlet Soho + Hidden Agenda + Faetal) April 21st :
Andover, The George (+ Scarlet Soho) April 22nd :
Salisbury, The Ale House (+ Scarlet Soho + Judas Kisses) April 23rd :
Hitchin, Club 85 (+ Rachel Stamp + Scarlet Soho + Shard) |
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February 2004 |
Die So Fluid
return to the stage after an absence of more than a year, to showcase new
material from their forthcoming debut Album. The dates are: Jan
31st: Winchester, The Railway Inn ( + Trauma
Pet, With DJs From Rachel Stamp) Feb
14th : Southampton, The Joiners ( + Season's End &
Faetal ) |
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January 2004 |
Die So Fluid
complete the recording of their debut Album, Spawn Of Dysfunction,
produced & engineered by Mark Williams. Tne recordings include new versions of the Singles Disconnected
and Suck Me Dry. |
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December 2003 |
C64 decide
against releasing their Broken Art EP (SLON 2CDe) commercially,
keeping it instead as a Tour-only CD. So if you want a copy, go and see them
Live! The band have undergone a number of personnel and stylistic changes
since its recording, and as a result are to relaunch themselves, possibly
under a new name, in early 2004. The band, under whatever guise, remains
within the Cartesian stable, and anticipate a commercially available Single
around the middle of next year. |
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November 2003 |
After a years break, Die So Fluid have returned
to the studio to record their debut Album. The earlier sessions with Pat
Collier have been abandoned, and they're starting afresh with Mark
Williams, who has previously worked with Sikth and Aconite
Thrill. |
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October 2003 |
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September 2003 |
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August 2003 |
C64 sign a deal
with Cartesian to release their debut CD. A 6-track EP is to be recorded with
Pat Collier in September. |
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January 2003 |
Die So Fluid
have completed the first 4 tracks from their debut Album, "Spawn Of
Dysfunction". These were recorded over the Xmas & New Year break
with Pat Collier engineering. The finished tracks are "Spawn
Of Dysfunction", "Tripitaka", "Smear
Campaign" and "Shiva". |
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