What's New

v three point one

Basically I've collected all the odds and ends onto a single page, The Box. There's also the recently-launched Recommended! project, which had an almost overwhelming response.

Coming soon (at least, when I get the time- hopefully by the end of the year) are reviews of the UK festivals, some US tour stuff (maybe), direct access to some band and cover pictures, and some of the interviews from earlier this year.

v three point zero

new look

coloured-coded areas, consistent icons, non-destructive tables;

new navigation

button bar with explanations and related items (by source and date) links;

new indices

Orbital tours, reviews (by publication and author), interviews

new graphics

full use of 'glass' icons, new button bar, with smaller, more colourful images;

new content

all you want on 'In Sides' (interviews and reviews) and the last tour.

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Details

You've noticed the new look, with the consistent side banner for icons, and different colours for different indices. The new menu bar is quicker to load, easier to use and looks better than the old buttons. No item is more than three clicks from another (and most likely links are covered in the related links at the bottom of each page). You might have been to the interviews and noticed these now load about twice as fast.

New items in full

All the new 'In Sides' and 'The Box' reviews, are indexed on a single page, so the 8 (count 'em!) reviews don't have to be listed here. Also indexed there are three live reviews and two reviews of 'The Box'.

These include some interviews indexed there (from The Guardian and Select, available also accompanying a review), but in addition there's a new old interview. It's from the October 1992 issue of Select, and it's entitled Twin Bleeps. Covering the release of the Radiccio ep, it's pretty short, but interesting as a look back. It also includes one of my favourite images of the brothers.

I hope these changes make it easier for you to find what you want. If not, tell me!

Last update: 14 November 1996 (off-line)