And why not blame all of the spots for being so spaced out, that we've ended up spending 85% of our waking day in the hire car, breathing in the delights of pissy wet suits, old banana peels and each other's gas – thus leaving a meagre 15% of our time to eat, write emails to our loved ones and quickly knock a load out at bed time. Just don't blame me, if you do, it'll make me sad. And when I'm sad, I cry. And when I cry, I get all pissy and don't end up writing my blog. Alright?


Hello from Australia! Lots of love Selway and Cotty x

Winter's finally coming to an end, Spring is in the air, and a lovely four day Bank Holiday Weekend is upon us. And what better way to celebrate than a massive party by the beach?
After a couple of months off, Love Riot returns to Cornwall's legendary beach side venue The Sandbar, Praa Sands, for a night of music and dance of the looser variety, featuring some very special guests, Australia's No.1 house DJ's The Stafford Brothers.
In their home country Stafford Brothers are bloody massive, hence beating all the other big Aussie DJ's such as Dirty South & Vandalism to the top of the nation's most influential DJ poll. Headlining all kinds of massive events from super clubs to festivals, it's safe to say the Stafford's are well on their way to global domination!
Also playing will be Cornwall's very own superstar house DJ extraordinaire Ry Spenceley, as well as a debut Love Riot performance from Mexico's 'Dennis D'Angello', who's latest mix you can download from the S1ut website.
Seeing as it's Easter Sunday, and you'll no doubt all be attending church that morning, we want to see you all suited and booted in your finest Church wear. Or failing that, just get down to your local Oxfam and treat yourself to something weird and wonderful. As you're going to be wanting to look your best for the 'Butlers in the Buff'. Fresh from Gwinear Women's Institute annual frock swap, the lads will be hosting the evening, serving you a classic vintage on entry.

The Boy Who Trapped the Sun - Home E.P.

Review by Dan Bayfield 

Here we have a six song e.p. from Isle of Lewis (great surf spot) via London resident Colin Macleod. Going under the name 'The Boy Who Trapped The Sun' Macleod offers up six mellow acoustic tracks, with slightly dark undertones and a depressing outlook on life (a staple 'go-to' outlook for many singer/songwriters - perhaps bitter because nobody wants to be in a band with them?)

Fergal Smith - February from Astray Films on Vimeo.