Looks brilliant.

Also oooh, deluxe edition.

The release date is listed as 27/6/2010 on play.com
Surely that is wrong

I really like the title of the album ! It much better then "It not the end of war, just the end of love". The design of the website is really encouraging in what i hope will be arty/cultured feel to the front cover = continuation of journals great artwork. The part that got me excited the most is the tour. To be honest i am not expecting much from the music in it self, satt was great poppy rocky music and was better because it was short and sweet, but satt 2 would be pretty unoriginal and boring in my eyes. I hope i am wrong. The best thing to come out of this apart from the tour, is the aspect of more records like Journal, i think that were the band really excel, as underground cult classic kind of band.

But overall very pleased.

Oh....Hello :)

:up: huh?! I thought the release was in September! Please let next month be true!

Also the date's reading 27/06/2010 o___O

That's what I thought? I'm sure I read September this morning?

http://images.play.com/covers/15416916x.jpg

Not as good as the one from earlier, but still pretty awesome.

The image in the centre was how I imagined it would be, not at the side. No offence, but I prefer the real version :)

tickets presale link

http://t.fans.sonymusicemail.com/r/?...,d28aa1,d2965e

Amazon's listing the same release date:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Postcards-Yo...5407193&sr=1-1

so we have the artwork!!

and an apparent sunday release date!

and a deluxe edition!!

I prefer the slight erosion to the text on that version, but it would benefit from some spot colour (like the deep red on the version Siouxsie Sway posted on Facebook).

I wonder what deal they made with Glen Luchford to use that photo.

Is it not being released on vinyl?

Not that I'm a Seanus expert but it seems like he really does love music, though it's hard for me to imagine him playing with anyone but the manics (remember how he complained about writing that track for Kylie?). Nick has said that he'd be content never picking up a bass again and just watching tv for the rest of his life, but we all know Nick, that's probably an exaggeration. He'd probably never stop writing lyrics/poetry anyway.