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Engelsk band (Starfall) søker spillejobb

Se jeg bryr meg...

Eller, som jeg svarte manageren: I hope that if Hell exists, there's a special pit there where "Industrial" metal bands have to share the space with N'Sync and listen to the latter play Godflesh covers.

Men dette er kanskje noe for dere der ute som liker Zensor ?

management@starfallonline.co.uk skriver:
>Hallo,
>
>I manage UK industrial/metal group Starfall and I'm currently in the
>process of arranging the groups 4th tour. Having been in touch with
>various alt music magazines and radio stations in Norway for some time
>now ahead of the group's much anticipated second EP release we're

Sheriffen

i kveld er jeg invitert til en cowboyfest. har lada sekken med billig, vulgær, søt, klissete og amerikansk rødvin. "we got guns". lurer på om noen av festholderne har noe DAF i hylla si? håper ikke det. sånt kan få meg til å danse på bordet. det vil dere helst ikke se.

3-9

hei i hele natt skal jeg sitte på et tog til et lite tettsted klat bergen. da skal jeg fylle discmanen min med batterier og cd-mappa med noe av den beste musikken til å nyte midt på natta over norges store kalde fjell. Men først må man ha rollespillmøte.

2-9

føler meg helt flott i dag og sola gjør meg glad. Det va'kke så gøy å gå på jobb i dag men nå som jeg har fri resten av dagen, så er jeg ganske fornøyd

:)

bilete

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