my friends from the good-old childhood seem to have opened the right door now..

their song is playing on bbc radio, the video is out on mtv2.. and the reviews are good..

here's one from virginstudent.com:

This Week: The Dandy Warhols break into the monkey house and Feeder sweat a lot, leaving The Unisex to steal the honours

This Week's Singles...
Love This…
The Unisex - Take Me Higher (Star Harbour)
As this dropped on to VS’ manic Music Desk, our collective heart sank. Another band, another definite article. More garage-punk detritus smelling of old leather jackets and wee? Startlingly, it seems that The Unisex haven’t been listening to the Ramones or the Stooges recently. Instead they mine a rich vein of jangling, sunny-side-up melody, dusted with a dizzy psychedelia that touches on the glacial thrill of an early Stone Roses amongst others. Hailing from sexy Sweden, they even see fit to make B-side Magic Carpet strangely reminiscent of How Was It For You? by James. These guys are gonna be legends.

( http://www.virginstudent.com/default.asp?p=6040&CategoryHierarchyID=2501&ArticleID=364&ChannelID=2501 )

comment from the band..

2003-05-29
Recording news
After getting back from our recent UK tour we are back off there this week to record some tracks with producer James Spencer. James has worked with many artists including The Charlatans, Johnny Marr, Haven & Black Grape.

[edit] forgot.. there are also some clips.. in quicktime.. especially for you mac people..

one the road in the van, in the UK

music video clip

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/br0

Microsoft Pulls Update for Windows
Wed May 28, 2003 12:08 AM ET
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. said on Tuesday it has withdrawn a security update for its Windows XP software after discovering that it switched off Internet connections for some of the 600,000 users who downloaded and installed it.
The update, a small software addition that is used to fix and add features to existing software programs, was originally aimed at improving the security of Internet connections.

But after releasing the update on May 21, Microsoft discovered it was incompatible with other security firewall software used to protect home computers from attacks over the Internet.

That shut down Internet connections for some of the users who had other security software already installed on their computers. Microsoft said those users were not at risk of a security breach and did not experience widespread system crashes.

Removing the software update would restore the Internet connection, Microsoft said. A new update was being prepared, it said.

http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=topNews&storyID=2831327

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