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All those in favour of Born Ruffians becoming the next medium-sized Toronto buzz band say, "Most Serene Republic"! Good, now that we're all in agreement, we can decide on who signs these Ruffians to a record deal. Rumour has Paper Bag arranging some sort of US/Europe deal and another rumour has an unnamed multinational signing them to a developmental contract. And unfortunately that's all gossip fit for print today. Unfounded rumours aside, they play tonight at Sneaky Disease along with the Spitflowers (Spitfires + Mayflowers = Spitflowers) for $5. But if you don't go tonight, you can listen to Born Ruffians on the above MySpace page or at NXNE in a little over a month...
, will be release on Baudelaire, soon-to-be Toronto's newest record label.
Magneta Lane signed to Paper Bag Records, who host the awaited CD release party tonight at Cinecycle for their Constant Lover EP (available in stores since early October). The Two Koreas and Kids On TV are opening with DJ Pammm filling the gaps. It's $7 at the door. Magneta Lane are expected to go on around 12, doors open at 9.
Hayden Desser's not as as cute as Oliver, but that won't stop him from folking-it-up at Lee's Palace tonight and Saturday, Nov. 19-20, 2004. Hayden's devoted following will bring copies of his lastest album, , to his two-date Toronto show for his always cute autographs. Hayden returns to Canada after an extensive European tour. Listen to his songs here. He is playing with Guelph-rock upstarts Cuff the Duke, whom also aren't as cute as Oliver.

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