God is dad, Betty is uncle

The comic strip Betty might not be the funniest one around, but it sure has a cool translator: “Uncle” WALDEMAR HEPSTEIN. Hell yeah, Mr. Uncle Man, we’ll come sit on your lap any time! (From Dagsavisen Dec. 20th)

Cotard's Syndrome is contagious

We’ve been getting quite a bit of airplay recently. Harald Are “the Norwegian John Peel” Lund is a personal hero dude of ours, so it sent instant shivers of coolness down our collective sectist spines when he played our tune “They’re by the door now” on his show Dec. 8. Thanks, Mr. MAN! Listen to the show.

Musikkmisjonen’s Kristin Winsents wanted to party like it was 1939, so she played ”Tonite we’re gonna party like it’s 1939” on Dec. 12. Monday Night Fever! Listen to the show.

Seems like we won over some sectoloid followers when we played in Bergen. We’re still getting all hot and bothered when we think of the drunken Polish Punkrock Zombie Dancers. Man, those guys had TIGHT JEANS! Anyway, Studentradioen Bergen has had “The office romance” on their B-list for week 49 and 50 now. Check out their groovy playlist!

When we’re not writing flashy news items about our recent flirts with the airwaves, we’re trying to console our beloved organ donor Arek. The emotional sectist was deeply disturbed by this image, and now spends his nights worrying that somebody might sneak in and steal his organs, Cotard’s Syndrome-style.

Sect frenzy in Harare

Brand new musicweb furoreiharare.com features a review of Cotard's Syndrome. Quote: "Fuck 2005...Tonite I'm gonna party like it's 1939!". Read the good stuff here (in Norwegian).