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We played a great show at Dingwalls with The Unknown from Cleveland, Ohio and London's very own Blocko. Here are some bad photos of us and some great photos of the massed singalong at the end of The Unknown's set. Community Baby!

• Zac, Rich and Paul onstage.
• Zac & Rich more atmosphere, more blur.
• Full band shot, Rich rocking out at the front. The IS no holding him back these days.
• The Unkown guitar hero, Pete, and #1 K-Line fan, Tasha.
• Almost as many fists in the air as at yer avergae Shelter gig. Lewis (Unknown merch guy) leading the action.
• Ed (grey t-shirt), Tasha & Pete.
• Lewis doing his thing again - the man is a god.
• Meanwhile over the other side of the stage we have Zac, Aston (Boss Tuneage honcho) and a geezer with a 100% genuine mohawk. How punk can we get?
• Brian, The Unknown's bass master general shows off his tats.
• Rosie (extreme left) grooving while Brian and singer Ken (extreme right) bring it all to a close.

We headed back into the studio last week to record the follow up to 'In The Red'.Ed was armed with a camera and some Kodak TMAX 3200 film. Bring on the grain!!

• Studio owner, 'Emo' (cough!) producer extraordinaire and our main man, Mr John Hannon at the controls.
• Rich laying down one of his guitar parts.
• Paul likes to be comfortable when he overdubs.
• The Drummer and The Singer hanging out in the sumptuous relaxation area.

New boy Rich Matthews finally got a run out at Dingwalls, London on Wednesday 25th September 2002. Jacqui was on hand to take these photos:

• ...and here is is ladies and gentlemen, Mr Richard Matthews!!
• I swear I've seen a Black Flag photo where Chuck Dukowski looks a bit like Paul does in this one.
• This is your host for the evening, Zac.
• One of the weirdest pictures I've seen in a long time. Rich has somehow ended up playing Paul's bass and there are two Pauls as well if you look closely.
• Great shot of the whole band minus Ed (and no, that's NOT what makes it so great!!).

The two best gigs to date came in the shape of a support slot w/ Icarus Line and the Dukes Of Nothing at the Barfly in London (Thursday 21st June 2002) and our first out of town show down in sunny Brighton the next night. Photos by Jacqui:

• Cracking shot of James beating hell out of the kit.
• Full band shot from Brighton. It was a hot, sweaty night and we loved it.
• The scariest grin in South London. Ed and Zac at The Barfly.
• Zac and his amazing elongating head at Brighton.
• A most excellent shot of Paul from The Barfly.
• Zac in "K-Line singer not wearing a CrossFire t-shirt" controversy! Paul and James keeping it real in the background.
• "Dad, what did you do when you were younger?"

Our 4th gig (Thursday 7th March 2002) was downstairs at the Dragon Bar in Old Street. The next one (Friday 5th April 2002) was at The Subterania, right under the Westway. Photos from one of either James' or Zac's mates:

• Full band shot from the Subterania show. Devil drummer.
• Cutting edge film maker Demonic Hailstorm has far too much hair, but being a good sort he's not above sharing the wealth with those less fortunate.
• James doing the business at The Subterania. Nice t-shirt...shame about the cymbal getting in the way.
• At most shows Zac spends a lot of the time on the floor. Nice shot from the Dragon Bar.
• Another band shot from the Subterania show. No drummer.
• Zac in full 'product placement' mode.

Photos from the first ever K-Line show. London, 14th September 2001. Photos by Ed and Jacq:

• Kev, James and Paul fuel up for the night ahead courtesy of the local chippy.
• James and Zac gets to grips with the 8 song set list.
• Before and after the bands DJ Mohawk (cough!) played some top tunes. He's also available for weddings.
• Despite threats to the contrary, Zac stayed on his feet (as opposed to up in the air) for nearly the whole time:
  • Zac #1
  • Ed and Zac
  • Zac #2
  • James and Zac
  • Zac #3
• After the show ex-Sink and Big Ray guitar stylist 'Wild' Johnny Ruscoe popped into the plush dressing room to hang with the band. He's still the man.
• Meanwhile back in the main room James was breaking up the kit like all hard-working drummers should.

Our first time in the studio. Studio 2 @ The Instrument, London on Thursday 28th August 2001. Photos by Ed:

• James drumming.
• Zac showing no respect at all to the studio microphone.
• Paul hanging out with the boom stands.
• Our hero for the day, engineer Kev.
• Since Ed was behind the camera all day this is the closest we'll get to a picture of him - his amp.
• Zac, Kev and James in the control room.
• James pulling his best, "I'm a punk, don't mes with me" face. This man has slept in the same bed as members of Poison Idea kids!

Some moody rehearsal pics from early August 2001. Photos by Ed:

• The line-up [L-R: Paul-Bass, Zac-Vocals, Ed-Guitar & James-Drums].
• James and Ed.
• Zac making the most of a posed shot. What kind of band takes pictures of themselves in rehearsal and pretends that they're playing?
• This time we ARE playing! Paul holding it together while Zac and James groove out of focus.
• Zac with outstanding fake moustache.
• Who says punk ain't art?
• That 'tash' again.

Oh yeah, didn't we tell you that we're a skateboard band? No, well probably because we're not, but Zac is still keeping the faith in that area:

• Zac skating #1
  
• Zac skating #2