NON COMMERCIAL NEWS

Rita: While Lolita, barely clothed, draws a crowd of old guys, I will, totally naked, deliver the news not worthy of major media outlets. The Noise Board gets plugged in ROBBY ROADSTEAMER’s Quiet Desperation Episode Four. You can find all episodes of Robby’s TV show on YouTube. *** MUCK & THE MIRES record their next album in Detroit with garage rock guru JIM DIAMOND (Ghetto Recorders). Jim is known for saying “I find it interesting that today most people make records while staring at a computer screen. I make records while listening to the sound coming out of the speakers.” *** BRIAN KING (What Time is it Mr. Fox?) had his song “Cold Rain” recorded by Grammy winner IRMA THOMAS. WHAT TIME IS IT MR. FOX is also looking for extras for their summer video. *** Central-Massachusetts prog/experimental metal band ANOMIA has signed to Hold True Recordings and is scheduled to release ESM on July 10th. *** WAR TAPES, the L.A. band with strong ties to Boston, played two of their songs on the season finale of ABC Family’s Greek. You can find the band’s new video “Dreaming of You” on YouTube. *** TIM DOWNIE (The New Frustrations) is now booking Church. Wanna play there? Write This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . *** Wow, this is confusing. In Boston we have two local icons spinning tunes under the name WONDERTWINS ACTIVATE. Then we have the Lowell-based LOS WUNDER TWINS DEL RAP and their new CD entitled Activate. Maybe these two pairs of twins should play together. Activate! *** LUCRETIA’S DAGGERS needs interesting-looking people for their video shoot of “The Horror of Retail” this summer in Allston. If you’re interested, contact their website of the same name. *** If you haven’t noticed it yet, the Noise is moving. Our new address is 24 Beverly Drive, Georgetown, MA 01833. We now share the same hometown as MassCann. Lolita: I guess that makes Georgetown possibly the hippest town in Massachusetts. Okay, okay, I can already hear the letters being composed—let me rephrase that—every Noise reader lives in the hippest town in Massachusetts. Right? It’s gotta be hip if you live there. Rita: I don’t care about it being hip. I like it that in Georgetown I can connect with nature. In fact, Lolita, put on a little more clothes and go ask our friends about how they connect with nature.