TELLISON preview the final track from their forthcoming album Contact! Contact! this week. You can check out the sublimely wonderful 'Hospital' over at their MySpace

The DAVE HOUSE / JENNY OWEN YOUNGS super limited, oh-so-collectable, clear vinyl 10" is in good shops today. If you mail ordered from us, you will probably already have your copy and be fully aware of its greatness.

You can read our interview with Dave here. Jenny's interview is here. Each of them speaks about just what it's like to work with someone you've never met or spoken to... Dave's UK tour for the release of See That No One Else Escapes continues this week; check out Dave's excellent tour blog over at his MySpace.

Meanwhile Jenny is on tour in the US, where the re-issue of 'Batten The Hatches' has been making waves.

DAVE HOUSE is on tour to coincide with the release of See That No One Else Escapes. This afternoon there's a free instore at the magnificent Resident Records in Brighton, followed by shows around the country. Check the Tour page for details.

See That No One Else Escapes has been declared "thoughtful, honest and just plain pretty" by subba-cultcha and an "excellent second solo album... engaging, charming, and not even slightly sensationalist" by Rock Sound. Dave's super-limited and very collectable split 10" with Jenny Owen Youngs is out next week and pre-orderable from this very site.

Surfing the ever-growing wave of well-deserved TELLISON appreciation, John Kennedy played 'Gallery' as his Hot One on XFM last night. Hooray, we say.

Marsha at XFM has also said lovely things about the record - she is a woman with excellent taste and you should subscribe to her weekly mailer, as you will find out about all sorts of brilliant bands.

The time has come... You can now pre-order the magnificent TELLISON album Contact! Contact!. Pre-orders will all come with some sort of bonus, along with the obvious bonus that you're supporting an indie label, an indie store AND an indie band in one easy transaction.

We really can't say enough good things about this record. It's fun without forgetting that the best songs are about more than just dancing; it's heart-breaking without collapsing under the weight of emo cliches.

In shops this week, the MAC / ORKO split 10". As Subba-Cultcha put it "...when it comes to great UK underground rock music, well, it goes arm in arm with MAC, and with Orko providing some jarring hooks and jagged riffs, you'd be a fool not to buy this". Yes. Consider yourselves told.

The 10" is super-limited, on white vinyl and includes two brand new MAC tracks, one brand new ORKO track plus a track from the excellent 'Creating Short Fiction' album.