AT THE BOATRACE 13th November by Stencil Niblett Yes folks, they're back on home turf. When Angstrom play in Cambridge it's party time. This bash is worth going a long way for. The band make a big effort to get back to Cambridge for a gig around the Hallowe'en season as they have for years. Check this out for the SHOCK OF YOUR LIFE!

A little birdie tells me that some sneaky recording will be going on in London for a few days after the gig. It's a rarity to find all the members of the band in the country for long enough these days. If they don't calm down a tad they might even meet that Jan 2000 release date they keep going on about. Stroll on. Calling all musicians Ed Let's work together folks. We trade links.

See you soon

Tales from a Transit _____by Ned Rizla Episode 21 It's a balmy summer night. You're swaying back to your lodgings after a nice drink at that lovely little pub in that quaint teency weency Dorset village. But what's this? Hurtling towards you is a horrible blue transit. (A Transit of much danger). Something disquieting is nagging at your mildly anaesthetised mind. And as you move in slow motion, from out of nowhere, like a workbench on the wing, a levitating leviathan, the mattress of doom pounces. As you scrape your face off the road you espy a strange unpronouncable word. Amstrong? Angstorm? Armstrog?... ___________Ned is a Paltry Prize winner

Get me outa here.

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15th Oct 1999

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