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Pet Shop Boys will be interviewed this evening (Friday) on "Front Row", BBC Radio 4's "live magazine programme on the world of arts, literature, film, media and music". The programme is broadcast at 7.15.
Front Row
Nice little PSB interview in the latest 'Q' magazine - very "Smash Hits". (Slightly disappointing album review though.)
Reproducing the Yes artwork in sweets: an excellent way of wasting time! Go the the link for more. (It's Pop Justice, of course.)
Pop Justice
The German pop culture magazine SPEX goes on sale today in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Their March/April issue comes with two different covers, one showing Neil, one Chris. Inside the magazine there's a ten-page feature including an extensive interview, an essay on 'Yes', plus exclusive photos. This is the Chris cover...
Spex
The innovative 2007 video for "Integral" by Rumpus Room has been nominated for another award and is now part of an exhibition at the Design Museum. Full details at the link below of where to see the exhibition and how to vote for the award.
Designs of the Year
The Atlantic
I'm being interviewed on The Radcliffe & Maconie Show, Radio 2 at 8 pm tonight. Probably talk about last night. Neil x
Radcliffe & Maconie
This is me just before going onstage at The Brits. The outfit is by the young British designer Gareth Pugh. Chris was wearing a coat by James Long.
Gareth Pugh
James Long
David Walliams and Matt Lucas were guests of ours and came backstage before the show. We also invited our brothers and sisters (Victoria, Tim, Greg, Susan, Simon and Philip), our old manager, Jill Carrington, and various friends including Janet Street-Porter.
Brandon and Chris having a beer backstage at the Brits last night.
We went to the BBC Concert Orchestra concert, "Time and Chance", at the Queen Elizabeth Hall tonight. Thought our one-minute piece ("Particle") sounded pretty good as part of a multi-composer piece. Nice to see Anne Dudley there (and some PSB fans from WAY back) and to hear Charles Ives' "The Unanswered Question".
The video for "Love etc." is animated. It's being made by a Dutch artist called Han Hoogerbrugge and will be finished by February 23rd. In the meantime you can check out Han's work at Hoogerbrugge.com if you feel like it. It's pretty interesting. (That's a section of the video storyboard above.)
Hoogerbrugge.com
Looks like on Thursday we should be able to announce details of a couple of British concerts. Stay tuned for details! Neil x
Check out the video and track of "A little black dress" by West End Girls. We originally wrote this song for our musical, "Closer to Heaven", but it got cut out. A while ago we gave it to the Swedish duo, West End Girls, to record. It's finally arriving as their new single in Sweden.
Music Jesus
My Space West End Girls
Thanks to Jude Rogers for this lovely article in today's Guardian newspaper.
The Guardian
Ignore reports that we're in a "panic" about our Brits production. With Es Devlin at the creative helm, we're cool, calm and very organised! If you go to The Brits link, you'll find an interview with us talking about plans for the night.
The Sun
The Brits
Press Association
There's an interesting early review of "Yes" on this online magazine. And there's a great review in Attitude magazine but you'll have to buy it to read it.
The Quietus
Attitude
Check out the trailer for a new film, "Bronson", that features "It's a sin". The film is getting great reviews. We were asked to write the soundtrack but didn't have time as we were making our new album. It seems to have a great soundtrack anyway.
Bronson
It's designed by Stella McCartney and it's for a good cause. Go to the link if you want to buy this year's Comic Relief T-shirt. (Photograph by Paul Farrell.)
Comic Relief
We still like this little film by Katie Grand. (Go to the link to watch an excerpt.)
Show Studio
Neil has been talking to the Radio Times about "X Factor" amongst other things. Go to the link for the full story.
BBC News
Daily Record
If you've got nothing better to do, tune in to Absolute Radio in about 10 minutes (18.25) and listen to me being interviewed. "Love etc." is their record of the week.
Absolute Radio
We drove down to Croydon today to visit the Brit School which is funded by the record industry and the government and teaches music and media courses alongside the regular academic curriculum. We were impressed by dedication of both teachers and pupils and the excellent facilities: recording studio, film editing suite, theatre, radio station etc. Here I am with the headmaster, Nick Williams (right), and the Chairman of the BPI, Tony Wadsworth. It's traditional for the winner of the Outstanding Contribution award at the Brits to pay a visit.
Brit School
"Format" is released and Neil and Chris talk about the new b-sides album on a special website.
Order "Format" now and you could win a Fundamentally fabulous jacket.
To Sadler's Wells in the spring.
Pandemonium returns for a New Year party in Australia.
Seasonal greetings to you all.