Mike O'Donnell, un homme de 37 ans, trouve sa vie ennuyeuse et pathétique. Il se sépare de sa femme et vit avec son meilleur ami. Ses enfants le considèrent comme un looser. "Si seulement on avait droit à une seconde chance ?" Et il ne croyait pas si bien dire ! Son voeu va être exaucé.
Le lendemain matin, Mike découvre qu'il a à nouveau 17 ans! Bien décidé à réparer ses erreurs personnelles, il s'inscrit au lycée pour aider ses enfants. Mike s'aperçoit vite que sa fille est beaucoup moins sage qu'elle ne parait et que son fils, Alex, est le bouc-émissaire de l'athlète de l'école.
Son adolescence était bien différente de celle d'aujourd'hui !

In anticipation for the Gutter Twins' debut, and following up an excellent album, Greg Dulli and the Twilight Singers released A Stitch in Time in late 2006 on iTunes, which did well enough for One Little Indian to issue the EP in physical form a few months later in the UK and in January of the following year in the US. Though the two songs with the former Screaming Tree Mark Lanegan (who had been touring as a guest to the band for a while by then) are covers (including New Zealand's Fat Freddy's Drop "Flashback"), the way the singers' voices, both rough with cigarettes and acceptance, work together, especially on the darkly pulsating version of Massive Attack's "Live with Me," promises something spectacular to come on their original material. The longing present in their voices becomes a nearly tangible being, subject to the same suffering that everyone else is, and as the guitars howl in the background, there's a sense of foreboding danger in the request, "I've been thinking about you baby; come live with me." Dulli's work with Joseph Arthur on "Sublime" is good, too, showing off his softer, less anguished side, and the originals, "The Lure Would Prove Too Much" and "They Ride," reflect the two types of songs, the sweeter, reflective ballad and the driving, carnal rock, that were found on Powder Burns. At this point, Dulli has already proven his versatility and immense talent as a musician, but that just means A Stitch in Time is a gift that you should be grateful to receive.

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'Recessional' sees American trio 310 build on previous releases with their most assured collection to date. Distilled from two years of work, includes four vocal tracks that accentuate the dreamlike narrative that emerges as the album is explored. This is very much a state of the art essay in studio technique, without substituting substance for style. The seamless mix of songs and instrumental pieces create a deep river of sound…from the lush, hypnotic opener 'Opposite Corners', through the ambitious, Eastern sounding 'Night On The Ocean', to the noveau prog of 'Exumix'. 'Recessional' will appeal to fans of Four Tet and Dntel, check.

Born: 8 February 1943. William Charles Schneider. Father, William Frank Schneider died in World War II. Mother Cozzette, (who still lives in Coarsegold) remarried and I became Chuck Ertmoed. My paternal grandparents, Grace and Gus Schneider settled in Oakhurst in 1923. They homesteaded a ranch located off road 426.
"While traveling in Europe, I changed my name to Creed Bratton,. I was born into a very musical family and lived my childhood in a small town near Yosemite, "Coarsegold". Everyone played music - my father, banjo; mother, mandolin; maternal grandfather, guitar; grandmother, drums; my paternal grandfather could play almost any instrument and was the leader of "The Bull Dog Minstrels" (on board the U.S.S. Oregon in the Pacific theater during the Spanish American War) and played bones, danced buck and wing, and sang. He was the Art Director on the classic silent movie, "The Thief of Bagdad" starring Douglas Fairbanks." (Stars in US series "The Office")

Severe Torture is another brutal and sick band from the Netherlands, they were heavily influenced by Cannibal Corpse during the early years of the band.