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November 7th, 2012 || London show and free downloads

We are very pleased to announce that we’ll make our first live appearance in well over a year on Saturday 1st December, when we visit London for the first time. It’s a great lineup with OBE and There Are Ghosts, with all the details available over at Facebook.

As part of promotion for this show, we’ve made all of our digital downloads available for free over at our music store. We hope you’ll enjoy them enough to tip us a couple of pounds/dollars/etc. or order the CDs, but we’re keen for our output to be available for anyone who wants it.

Audiophiles will be pleased to know that FLAC downloads are now high resolution 24 bit, 88.2 kHz files straight from our studio masters.

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January 24th, 2010 || New website

New year, new website. Various things on offer, including integration with our new Bandcamp-hosted music store and our Flickr photostream. More updates to follow shortly, but please let us know if you find any bugs in the mean time.

April 4th, 2009 || Rock Sound review

Rock Sound issue 121There’s a very complimentary review of the …And Stars Collide EP in the April 2009 edition of Rock Sound magazine, which is as usual well worth a read. On the back of this, the band will support Great Eskimo Hoax at the Chameleon in Nottingham on Saturday 18th April. Advanced tickets are available here, and there should be another new song being unveiled on the night.

In website news, the images page has now been updated with a photoshoot from November and a more practical layout.

February 12th, 2009 || Warm-up show

…And Stars Collide will play a warm-up show at the newly-relaunched Seven in Nottingham next Wednesday. This will be the band’s first live outing since the release of their debut EP, which is now available to purchase online.