Scott H: Sitting with Turtle atm trying to thrash out a suitable setlist. We reckon we might try and put a new song or two out there, but it's mostly gonna be old shit....old as fuck and still as raw and rough and ready 12 years after they were last played! I'm so fucking pumped!

Joshy : YAY! I love you guys like I love meat pies! :D
Raven : That's about the biggest compliment you could get from this man.

Raven : I assumed, Mr. H, that there was a disabled section for women who are crap cooks? ;)

Renée : Regan's hopeless, I've given her years of help, and I'm a professional cook - and yet she can't make a decent sandwich. Guys make their own around her, she's a rare breed.
Raven : Mom, shut the fuck .... do you know any good housekeepers?

Glamazon: From the lyrics and the sound you're describing, this could be a favourite of mine! The lyrics are really poetic and nothing short of amazing, great job with them. ;)

Here's another video clip to keep you entertained.

Jason: Tell me about it! The tour will probably be quite soon, depends when everyone is available.

Johnny: Good to see you guys back in action. I wanted to start talking to you about working on Water's Edge again so let me know when you're available. If you need me to run the concept and whole plot by you again it won't be a problem.

Joe: We wanted to do a few supporting dates with you guys on tour in between our own.

Johnny: No, no. The honor would be playing with you. It's definitely the other way here.

I, Jason Smith, plan to talk about the bands we've chosen to go on tour with and why. In no particular order...


Sanitary Towel

I don't actually think I need to explain why we chose them to go on tour with us. We never expected them to ACTUALLY support us. It's quite surreal. They are a legendary, influential and pretty inspirational band. It is pretty simple, without Sanitary Towel, there would be literally no Mind at all. They paved the way for us.


Gears of Bremen

In terms of success and diversity, I feel as if Gears of Bremen are going to become an even better version of Mind. They can do practically any genre and their debut is one of my favourite albums in recent years. When we announced our reunion, GoB was practically the first band that we wanted to go on tour with. I think our styles will complement each other.


Fathers of Fury

Fathers of Fury are another band that we really wanted to tour with for a long time. They are probably one of the bigger rock bands around at the moment, and they are simply phenomenal. I mean, they have this unique quality to them and this distinct style. Even though they're becoming established, they will get even bigger.

Those Meddling Kids

Sadly underrated for such a great band. They are mostly rooted in punk rock, but have this brilliant folky side to them, which is what makes them so great. Rather than just sticking to normal, 3 chorded punk, they choose to twist it about into something truly brilliant. I mean, it's one of those rare punk fusions that works. And my god, it works.



The Sex Kittens

Now these guys are certainly... interesting. As well as possibly being the scariest band we'll ever work with, these guys can put on a hell of a show. Musically, they're not very compatible with us and we probably won't be able to truly appreciate them. On the other hand, they are very, very entertaining and are good for getting people pumped. In both ways, I presume. Anyway, I hope our crowd don't savage them too much.