From: Fflint Central [fflint@gmail.com]
Sent: 12 April 2005 12:59
To: Fflint Central
Subject: Fflint Central Mail Update No. 19

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Mail Update - No. 19, April 12th, 2005

 

OK, it's been too long since the last Update, but fear not, Fflint Central is still here and firing on all cylinders. Let's start with a run down of what's happened since October.
 
A bit late to encourage everyone to download the latest FfC Calendar maybe? Maybe not - just hang your head in shame if you forgot to check it out in January and grab it now before everyone discovers your neglect.
 
In the last Update, we mentioned that those lovely people at betterPropaganda had included FfC on their site. bP's David Osborn also conducted an e-mail interview with Fflinty personnel  which can be found here . The best bit is that Andee from Aquarius Records was coaxed into contributing some kind words.
 
In November '04 we added a couple of items to the Merchandise page, both absolutely essential to the modern Fflint-enhanced lifestyle: a black cap sporting our 'Devilhead' motif and a coffee mug to celebrate Fflint Central's first 20 releases. Fill it with champagne and/or blood and drink a toast to the next 20.......
 
Our pal Joe Dalglish has been doing his damnedest to enthuse or annoy the good listeners of KPSU in Oregon by broadcasting two more of his 'Fflint only' shows. We're not sure whether it's legal, but we'll always be grateful. Check out the playlists here.
 
And now to the new News.
 
 
Hoorah! The boys have finally got their arses into gear and deposited another steaming pile of fresh audio on Fflint Central HQ's doorstep:
 
Tar Weasels  

Sky Burial
Cinnabar Grove
Haunted Automatons
Cold Slad
No Second Thoughts
Stoker's Ghoul
Fission
Tar Weasels

Guaranteed to protect against all unwanted General Election Campaigners. Vote BLD!

Thanks to Ade Ball for pointing out the forthcoming live appearance by Manchester's favourite triple-brained Electronicists, Triclops. The infamous trio (Dave Clarkson and Gareth Bibby of Lotta Continua and our very own Tim Jones) are part of 'Acoustic Saloon' taking place on Saturday, April 16th at the Taurus Bar, Canal Street, Manchester. It's organised by Electronica Fest of Hebden Bridge and also features music from Sloman, Daddy Octopus and There Was a Man. Throbbing visuals will be provided by long-term collaborator VJ Fusion aka the aforementioned Ade Ball. It starts at 8pm and will cost ya 5 quid to get in.

Finally, check out a brand new track from Pendro, which Mr Jones concocted exclusively for Noiseweb. It's called 'A Microdot on the Great Wall of China' and is April's 'Noise of the Month'.

And don't forget that we've sneakily changed our e-mail address to fflint@gmail.com

 
 
Tim & Barry