New Beasties....

Looking forward to the album!

Nuala's first surf trip.

She was heard to mutter... "I'm never surfing sutton again" as she left.

Three sloppy sessions in 3 days.

Small windy waves... even when its crap if it makes you smile its worth getting in for. Sandilands golf club pay their respects on 'the day music died' as heard on BBC radio one... no one told Blur though! Blur live at Glastonbury.

Busy working...

Busy working, looking at the sun though my window. New music from Dead Weather, White Denim and Lady Of The Sunshine are rocking the office stereo.


Jack White and The Kills' Alison Mosshart have formed a new band – The Dead Weather, which also features Jack Lawrence of The Raconteurs and Dean Fertita of Queens Of The Stone Age.

Brilliant.

Makes you wanna go surf but the tracks from Lady Of the Sunshine who is Angus from Angus & Julia Stone.

16th June.

A trip to pick up a new board and 2-3ft at sandsend, result!

Hope.

In the long term, there really isn’t much to report. The chart remains practically the same for at least another five or six days, with very slack or non-existent pressure gradients both on the surface and in the upper atmosphere. The good news is we’re now past the summer solstice, so the difference in solar input between the Equator and the North Pole – the driving force for all Atlantic storms – is already beginning to increase again.

Tony Butt.

Via Wetsand.

Yeehah!

Bansky.

New fins.

Now all we need is waaaavesssssssssss!

Wieden + Kennedy creates music video.

Via the CR Blog.

David Wilson has directed this impressive video for new band We Have Band. But what makes this promo particularly unusual is that it was conceived by an advertising agency.

Susanna And The Magical Orchestra.

Beautiful, magical... check em out Myspace

VENACAVA.

New work, logo for the band Venacava. Check em out on Myspace.

5th June.

Desperation measures... it wasn't as bad as it looks honest!

15th May.

After work sess at sutton, tide pushed in and wind dropped as we surfed. Its not often its class at sutton, it was 10pm by the time we got out the water.

It wasn't meant to end like this.

Brilliant... nicked from the CR blog.

The Glue Society has unveiled its latest installation at the Sculpture by the Sea festival in Aarhus in Denmark. The piece, entitled "It wasn't meant to end like this", is a huge mechanical digger that seems to have buried itself under 300 tonnes of rubble... The Glue Society

New Coke Cans.

Nice... but I was first, and my fish has nicer lines!