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How lazy? I Was A Cub Scout ask fans to record for them

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by Michaela Annot

Punky poppy synthy duo I Was A Cub Scout have offered friend and foe alike a chance to record their own version of their track ‘Pink Squares’.

In a MySpace bulletin posted today, the band said:

We’re running a competition.
do you like pink squares?
record your own cover version and the best one could possibly end up as a b-side to our next single, which is coming out in january.

please send mp3s to our manager - peter@fearandrecords.com

t-hound/billy b
xx”

Their grammar and punctuation really is shocking, isn’t it?

The ‘Pink Squares’ single, a re-release following its original appearance in October last year, is set for a 28th January 2008 release. The band’s debut album, entitled I Want You To Know That There Is Always Hope is out a fortnight later.

The band are currently on tour in Europe with Minus The Bear. They'll be doing the same in the UK in December.


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eeek

i have a feeling that this album may not quite live up to expectations.


ahhhh

the curse of the re-release


deadline?


indeed

so long enough to actually put some time and effort in or just enough time to knock out something with half a good idea behind it?


nice

this single was recorded for our album over three months go.
in all honesty we havnt done any b sides, as we dont want to do any new songs yet.
i think itll be released with a couple live versions.

this bulletin was put out by our manager and we have nothing to do with it in anyway.

thanks todd


ooh


i think i may do one for this

and make it ghastly sounding


unnecessary?

pink squares = absolute wonderfulness. the first and only time i have ever 1) bought a single, 2) bought 'new' music.


IWACS...

and Minus The Bear?

*rushes to tickets*


Great, I love working for free

I'll get right on this as soon as I finish my latest 'citizen journalism' report for the BBC.