http://fortunegrey.com/2006/02/09/datarock Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:03:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 http://fortunegrey.com/2006/02/09/datarock#comment-12690 Fortune Grey » I found the Subs missing strips Sun, 12 Nov 2006 04:23:00 +0000 http://fortunegrey.com/2006/02/09/datarock#comment-12690 [...] One week after I arrived in Shanghai, to live, which is a long story in itself, I got a call from a friend inviting me to cover Norway’s Oyafestivalen for whichever Australian music outlets I was writing for. Considering I wasn’t even in the country that meant a few very quick phone calls, and ultimately a review, interviews with Shining, Datarock and this one with Subs (originally published in Nylon, but that’s since folded). “One! No money” “Two! No family” “Three! No job” “Four! No future” [...] [...] One week after I arrived in Shanghai, to live, which is a long story in itself, I got a call from a friend inviting me to cover Norway’s Oyafestivalen for whichever Australian music outlets I was writing for. Considering I wasn’t even in the country that meant a few very quick phone calls, and ultimately a review, interviews with Shining, Datarock and this one with Subs (originally published in Nylon, but that’s since folded). “One! No money” “Two! No family” “Three! No job” “Four! No future” [...]

]]> http://fortunegrey.com/2006/02/09/datarock#comment-12605 Fortune Grey » Subs rock the post-1995 Wuhan punk Sat, 11 Nov 2006 07:26:09 +0000 http://fortunegrey.com/2006/02/09/datarock#comment-12605 [...] One week after I arrived in Shanghai, to live, which is a long story in itself, I got a call from a friend inviting me to cover Norway’s Oyafestivalen for whichever Australian music outlets I was writing for. Considering I wasn’t even in the country that meant a few very quick phone calls, and ultimately a review, interviews with Shining, Datarock and this one with Subs (originally published in Nylon, but that’s since folded). “One! No money” “Two! No family” “Three! No job” “Four! No future” [...] [...] One week after I arrived in Shanghai, to live, which is a long story in itself, I got a call from a friend inviting me to cover Norway’s Oyafestivalen for whichever Australian music outlets I was writing for. Considering I wasn’t even in the country that meant a few very quick phone calls, and ultimately a review, interviews with Shining, Datarock and this one with Subs (originally published in Nylon, but that’s since folded). “One! No money” “Two! No family” “Three! No job” “Four! No future” [...]

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