We've been included on the BBC Birmingham & Black Country web sites 'Year In Music' round up of 2006 - alongside such luminaries as Scott Matthews and Birminghams Jazz legend Andy Hamilton. That's a nice neighbourhood to be hanging out in...and is much better than one of those MBE / CBE thingy's that other people have been awarded today!!! Honestly - Rock n' Roll and the establishment - what's it all about!!!?

Read all about it @ Birminghams Year In Music

Thanks to Ciaran Ryan, Loyd Williams and last but by no means least Janice Long at the BBC for their support this year.

Here's to 2007

Gaza.

Hello Groovers - hope you've had a lovely Christmas and are getting ready for a Funky Rockin' New Year. To help get you in the mood with some 'music that matters' from the Midlands area - here's a link to Little Chris Millers latest Brumcast Radio - Podcast show under the banner of 'The UK Midlands - Borderline & Barely Legal' http://ipodnetworks.com/caster/363/info_1352.php

Chris features 'Get Me On A Bus To Betterville' from our EP/CD in the show - plus lot's of other underground goodies from the musical Midlands. You can also access it via the Brumcast Radio MySpace page @ www.myspace.com/brumcastbirmingham - go on have a click...be a devil and start your New Years Eve party early.

Have a great time and thanks for all your support.

Gaza.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all. Thanks for your support throughout 2006. Here's hoping for an even better 2007.

Respects to you.

Gary O'Dea

Hello Groovers - we're included on another wicked Podcast radio show coming out of Brum - suitably known as 'BRUMCAST' and presented by 'Little Chris Downing'. For all you old John Peel style radio show fans - Chris is The Man - a cracking eclectic mix of artists on the Birmingham underground music scene. We're featured on this weeks show - Show 29 which you can access from either of these links http://ipodnetworks.com/caster/363/info_1328.php or visit Chris at his MySpace page www.myspace.com/brumcastbirmingham

There's certainly some great suff on the Internet at the moment - shows produced by people for the right reasons - they're total fans of what they're playing and play what they want...NO Corporate pressure. Another we'd like to recommend - if you like your grooves a little more acoustically chilled - although just as eclectic - is the wonderful Scotland based DJAY BUDDAH produced AFCollective Show.
You can access this via the following links http://afcollective.podbean.com
or www.myspace.com/afcollectiveacousticmusicshow - DJAY's own MySpace page is via www.myspace.com/howff - we featured on the first broadcast that DJAY did - hopefully if I get him a pint in Newcastle next week (yes Payola type bribes are still rife in these kind of broadcasts - ha ha ha) we'll feature on future ones as well. Seriously - DJAY has been a good supporter of us and has found another string to his bow with these podcast shows, he's playing some cracking stuff - have a listen.

Respects and keep the groove wide.

Gary O'Dea