It regularly strikes me (bi-annually is regularly, in a way) that it's time for an update. So what's to report?
Well, we've been well served with festivals so far - both Glastonwick and The Big Sessions were marvellous, the latter being our collective favourite gig ever. And still Latitude, Blyth Ashes and Rebellion to go. It's been a good year for leaving the house.
Also, tardy we may have been in joining the digital pedway, but that doesn't mean we never get there. Hell no. Why, you can now download our songs from a variety of places, including Itunes and Amazon, but we'd most like you to do it from Corporate Records.
Set up by some friends of ours, Corporate Records is a label that allows you to put your music for people to download. The great thing about it is that (using the Radiohead template), you can download (in this instance) everything Pog have released, and you can pay whatever the damn hell you like. You can even pay nothing if you want. In the words of Brian Butterfield, it's up to you.
If this sounds agreeable, follow this link and download all you like. It's a splendid arrangement.
In other news, the CD of solo recordings I've been pissing about with for the last year or so should be finished at some point soon. I'm planning to have a recording frenzy.
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This is the newest album, and by jolly we're going to go on and on about it until every last copy has found a home.
It is still available from the shop for £5.50 postpaid.
It can also be downloaded from Corporate Records,
and this way you can pay whatever you like,
including zero pence.
This is the best place to download Pog music, as you can
decide how much you want to pay, and it has everything
from the original Faces At The Window 7" right up to
End Of The Season.
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