Spinnerette (ex-Distillers) to release debut EP

Posted by aubin on Thursday, November 27, 2008 at 10:00 AM (EST)

Spinnerette, the project from remnants of the Distillers - frontwoman Brody Dalle and guitarist Tony Bevilacqua - have announced plans to release their debut EP in December. The digital EP, Ghetto Love, is due out December 11, 2008. The album features Alain Johannes (Queens of the Stone Age, Eleven) and Jack Irons (Pearl Jam, Red Hot Chili Peppers).

The record will be available via the band's official website.

The Distillers last released Coral Fang in 2003 and fell apart in the years following.

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Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not respon sible for them in any way. Seriously.

scientistrock (November 27, 2008)

Matt Diehl is stoked and also a douchebag.

MattRamone (November 27, 2008)

This.

AndyPonch (November 27, 2008)

"Yes Mr. Bevilacqua"

eazyd2 (November 27, 2008)

I just read the cunt who played Matt Bevilaqua is gonna get life for shooting a cop or something. I always thought he was a douchebag anyway, like when they poured hot coffee on that dude for not pushing webistics ... cock move.

eazyd2 (November 27, 2008)

Liverpool 1 Marseille 0

THIS weekend marks the 10th anniversary since a skinny 18-year-old by the name of Steven George Gerrard made his debut for Liverpool.

It was an "I was there" moment for Liverpool supporters and, for the umpteenth time, they were given an example on Wednesday night of the greatness that has followed those first tentative steps. This was not Gerrard's most barnstorming performance. There were even times when he could be seen shaking his head as his teammates struggled to repel the advances of this bright, persistent Marseille side. Yet it was Gerrard, almost inevitably, who contributed the decisive moment, heading in the goal that put Liverpool safely into the knockout stage.

Typical Gerrard. Liverpool's supporters must have lost count of the amount of times he has got them out of a difficult situation. Marseille made it a tough evening, and Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez will be glad to have made it to the end without it becoming an ordeal.

"The team was too open," Benitez said. "When you play like that against a team with pace and ability, it's always a problem."

Liverpool, however, had a player with the happy knack of being in the right place at the right time. The 23rd-minute goal started on the left, with Albert Riera's centre headed out to the opposite side of the pitch. Alvaro Arbeloa moved the ball to Xabi Alonso, whose first instinct is always to see where Gerrard and Fernando Torres - who is a doubt for Monday's game against West Ham after complaining of a tight hamstring - are lurking. The marking was dubious and Gerrard's header combined power and precision.

A cigarette lighter was subsequently thrown at him from the visiting fans and appeared to strike him. "It's important not to react and leave these people to the police," Gerrard said.

UEFA said it would investigate.