The Sunday Drivers

   
Artist: The Sunday Drivers

   Genre(s): 
Other
   

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Discography:


   
 Little Heart Attacks

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 11

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Richard Devine

   
Artist: Richard Devine

   Genre(s): 
Other
   Electronic
   

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Discography:


   
 Lipswitch (Version 2)

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 11


   
 Alea Mapper

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 16

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Richard Devine is one of the most gifted (if non prolific) of the producers organized round the Miami neo-electro oasis of Schematic Records. Based in Atlanta, Devine's productions consume the rigid breakbeat swing of prime electro recordings, but too a high arcdegree of DSP (digital signaling processing) thaumaturgy in keeping with Schematic's acknowledged heroes, Autechre. After EPs for a sublabel of Woody McBride's Drop Bass Network and the Devine EP on Schematic, the producer began acquiring a reputation in sophisticated electronics circles with remixes (of material by Aphex Twin, Chris Deluca, Slicker, and Schematic's possess Phoenecia) as intimately as compilation appearances (Ischaemic Folks and Lily of the Valley, both on Schematic). Turned on to Devine's work by praise from Autechre and his remix of Aphex Twin's "Come to Daddy," Britain's Warp Records hired him in 2000 to criminal record a uncut. The results, Lipswitch, were jointly released one year later on by Schematic and Warp.

Jade Goody & Jack Tweed split up

Former 'Big Brother' star Jade Goody has reportedly split from her boyfriend of two years, Jack Tweed.
According to the Sunday Mirror, a friend of the 26-year-old reality television star said that Goody feels that she can no longer trust Tweed.
Goody's friend reportedly said: "Jade is devastated, and she's been in floods of tears. But now she realises she's got to be strong and move on with her life."
"No one thing has caused this, it's just that Jack has been accused of cheating so many times Jade doesn't know what to believe."
Goody and Tweed appeared on 'Celebrity Big Brother' together last year.

Housewives' Audience Slow To Return

ABC's Desperate Housewives may have continued to dominate the ratings Sunday night, capturing 15.4 million viewers, but the number remained well below that of a couple of years ago when the program regularly captured more than 20 million. But then, ratings for other top network programs Sunday also showed the continuing ratings erosion since the writers' strike. (Sunday's New York Times reported that the television networks have seen six million viewers disappear since the 2007 May sweeps.) Bucking the trend on Sunday was ABC's Brothers & Sisters, which drew 11.02 million viewers to a season-finale episode following Housewives in which two gay characters were married.


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