Here is a review from The Weekly Riff, a Hong Kong Based music journal

http://www.theweeklyriff.com/reviews_cd/20_atomstation_exile_republic.html

The higly respected Austrian radio show, Church of noise chose our album Exile Republic the album of September in its chronicle of 2008. We are very proud, of course and wish to use this opportunity to thank Church of Noise for their good taste in music and a great show. You can tune in to their program on the 23. Dec @ 15:00 here

http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3LnJhZGlveXBzaWxvbi5hdC9pbmRleDIuaHRt

And to all of you ... merry Christmas

Do you listen to one ore more of theese radio stations? Are they broadcasting in your area? They will soon get the riot on sunset 14 album where the first song is our Think No ... Next week ... you can call them and ask for Think No


LOS ANGELES / SAN FRANCISCO / SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA:

-KVMR FM
Phone Request:: 1-530-265-9555
Fax:: 1-530-265-9077

-KKSM AM
Phone Request:: 1-760-744-1150 ex. KKSM (5576)

-KALX FM
Phone Request:: 1-510-642-KALX (5259)

-KAPU FM
Phone Request:: 1-626-815-3877

-KCRH FM
Phone Request:: 1-510-723-6981
Fax:: 1-510-723-7155
Email:: kcrh@hotmail.com

-KCRW FM
Phone Request:: 1-310-450-5183 or 1-888-600-KCRW (5279)

-KCTY AM
Phone Request:: 1-562-938-4300

-KDVS FM
Phone Request:: 1-530-752-1777

-KFSR FM
Phone Request:: 1-559-278-4082
Fax:: 1-559-278-6985

-KGUR FM
Phone Request:: 1-805-544-0838

-KHSU FM
Phone Request:: 1-800-640-5911 (toll free)

-KIDE FM
Phone Request:: 1-530-625-4259

-KISL FM
Phone Request:: 1-310-510-SHOW (7469)
Fax:: 1-310-510-2272

-KMUD FM
Phone Request:: 1-707-923-3911 or 1-800-568-3723
Fax:: 1-707-923-2501

-KRCB FM
Phone Request:: 1-707-584-2020
Fax:: 1-707-585-1363

-KSCR FM
Phone Request:: 1-213-740-KSCR (5727)
Fax:: 1-213-740-1853

-KLBC
Phone Request:: 1-562-938-4800

-KSJS FM
Phone Request::1-408-924-4548
Fax:: 1-408-924-4558
Email:: ksjs@ksjs.org

-KSMC FM
Phone Request:: 1-925-631-4895

-KULV FM
Phone Request:: 1-909-593-3511
Request Online:: http://www. ulv. edu/kulv/request. htm

-KUCI FM
Phone Request:: 1-949-824-5824

-KCSS FM
Phone Request:: 1-209-667-3900

-KSSU FM
Phone Request:: 1-916-278-3666

-KSUN FM
Phone Request:: 1-707-664-2623

-UCLA Radio
Phone Request:: 1-310-825-9999




NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK:

-WCWP FM
Phone Request: 1-516-299-2626
Fax Request: 1-516-299-2767
Email Request: webradiowcwp@cwpost.liu.edu

-WETD FM
Phone Request: 1-607-587-2907
Email Request: WETD@Alfredstate.edu

-WSIA FM
Phone Request: 1-718-982-3060

-WNYU FM
Phone Request: 1-212-998-1818
Fax Request: 1-585-395-5334

-WBSU FM
Phone Request: 1-716-375-2332
Fax Request: 1-716-375-2583
Email Request: wsbufm@sbu.edu



CHICAGO, ILLINOIS:

-WXAV FM
Phone Request: 1-773-298-3386
Fax Request: 1-773-298-3381
Email Request: wxavnews@yahoo.com

-WHPK FM
Phone Request: 1-773-702-8424
Fax: 1-773-702-7718
whpk@uchicago.edu

-WLWU FM
Phone Request: (773) 508- WLUW
Fax: 1-773-508-8082
wluwradio@wluw.org

-WRSE FM
Phone Request: (630)617-5683
Request Online: http://www. wrse. com/index. php?option=com_contact&Itemid=3

-WONC FM
Phone Request: 1-630-637-8989
Fax Request: 1-630-637-5900




BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS:

-WERS FM
Phone Request: 1.617.482.8890

-WBRS FM
Phone Request: 1.781.736.5BRS (5277)

-WBTY FM
Phone Request: 1.781.891.FIRE (3473)
Email: wbtyinfo@bentley.edu

-WBIM FM
Phone Request: 1.508.531.1303
Fax: 1.508.531.1786

-WMFO FM
Phone Request: 1.617.627.3800



NEW ORLEANS, LA/ LOUISIANA:

-WTUL FM
Request: 1.504.865.5885

-WWNO FM
Phone Request: 1.504.280.7000
Fax: 1.504.280.6061
Email: info@wwno.org

-KLSU FM
Phone Request: 1.225.578.5578
Fax: 1.225.578.1698

-KRVS FM
Phone Request: 1.337.482.KRVS (5787)
Phone Request (Toll Free) 1.800.892.6827

-KLPI FM
Phone Request: 1.318.257.3689



PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA:

-WQHS FM
Phone Request: 1-215-898-3500
Email Request: requests@wqhs.org

-WKDU FM
Phone Request: 1-215-895-5917
Email Request: onair@wkdu.org

-WXPN FM
Phone Request: 1-215-573-WXPN
Email Request: requests@xpn.org

-WYBF FM
Phone Request: 1-601-902-8453

-WMUH FM
Phone Request: 1-484-664-3456

Yes ... the Californian record company 272 records has released it's newest Riot on Sunset album ... Riot on Sunset 14. Think No is song 1 on that album. It has been distributed to 50 radiostations across the States and is for sale in some recordshops in California and of course on Amazon.com. They asked us to ask you to wait a week before start ringing in and asking for Think no on your radio station ... But middle of next week ... start ringing

Ill post the list of radio stations in the next blog

Wolfman

Hi there
We are sorry and pissed of of course that we could not play our Airwaves gigs. This Was due to that Orri, the motherfucker beating the shit out of the drums, ended up in a hospital and was not alowed to leave for the gig. He tried to escape but two vampire nurses cought him and held him for the night.

No honestly, he's situation has been pretty serious, but we hope that he will be back on his feet stronger than ever and we'll be able to show you the best rock act in Iceland asap.

All the best

Wolfman

Atomstation…in a car park: Sirkus lives.

Heavy, LA-style rock is big news in Iceland at the moment - bands like Sign and Tommygun Preachers are doing great things at home and abroad which bodes well for the future of Icelandic guitar music. It could be more inventive but who cares when they have the songs and talent to turn your mood from rainy-day blues to California-sunshine happy.

LA-style rock in the middle of the old Sirkus car park, however, is something rarer than 'big news' which made Atomstation's impromptu performance last week a bit special. Their stage was a tent bought from Bonus and crowd was mainly made up of confused tourists ("Gene, why are there hairy men playing loud music in a car park? I thought Iceland was meant to be peaceful…anyway, can you see the Northern Lights yet?" ) and lots of old Sirkus regulars. Atomstation were brilliant and their album, Exile Republic, is one of my favourites so far this year - if it doesn't win some sort of IMA recognition then it'll be a surprise.

Even the lead singer had a Tom Selleck 'tache in honour of the legendary Sirkus Tom Selleck Moustache Competition, but he may have just had it anyway. Nice fuzz though.

They have three live dates in the next few weeks so go see them for yourself.

Monitor
70%

Atomstation eða Atómstöðin hefur látið lítið fyrir sér fara síðustu ár eða allar götur síðan hún gaf út frumburð sinn „New York – Bagdad – Reykjavík" árið 2003. Hljómsveitin hefur þó ekki setið auðum höndum heldur hefur hún verið að vinna að nýjustu afurð sinni „Exile Republic".

Hljómur Atomstation hefur breyst til hins betra. Hljómsveitin er orðin mun þéttari og sjóaðri í spilamennsku og ljóst er að liðsmenn sveitarinnar hafa bætt sig mikið. Einnig þykir mér söngur Gumma vera stórgóður.

Platan er rúmlega hálftími að lengd og á henni eru 10 lög. Fyrsta lag plötunnar „Credo" gefur strax tóninn fyrir það sem koma skal, alvöru rokk og ról. Því er svo fylgt eftir með hinu hraðskreiða og þétta „Mace" og einu besta lagi plötunnar „Think No". Næstu tvö lög skilja svo lítið eftir sig en platan kemst aftur á flug með hinu stórgóða „Kill Us All" þar sem Gummi fer á kostum. Hamagangurinn og rokkið heldur svo áfram í næstu þremur lögum og í síðasta lagi plötunnar gíra þeir sig svo aðeins niður í laginu „Lifetime" þar sem þeir loka plötunni með pompi og prakt.

Strákarnir í Atomstation geta borið höfuðið hátt því loksins er komin út alvöru íslensk rokkplata með skítugum textum og einu smekklegasta plötuumslagi sem undirritaður man eftir!

Lykillög: Mace, Think No, Kill Us All, Lifetime

-Torfi Guðbrandsson

The Grapevine gets a 'sleazy thanks' in the sleeve but we'll not be influenced by such blatant arse kissing. Actually, no flattery is required because Exile Republic is pretty good, offers of filth or not. The opening blast of 'Credo' is pure LA rock. If Guns 'n' Roses bought a cute rescue home dog which was subsequently run over with extreme prejudice, then the resulting charity single would sound like the first track. Mainly because it'd be a pretty angry song but also a tad less precise in the marriage of riff and vocal due to their angst, a trait followed by Atomstation. Listen on and the blitz of pounding guitar and drums, such as those on 'Dramaoverdose' and the magnificent 'Bloodline', is an aggressively fun combination. Best on the album is 'Bugchasers' due to its mid-song breakdown and lyrics like "ugly dirty motherfuckers/sleeping with infected hookers". Let's hope this isn't the sleaze they're sending

THE VERDICT
Ten tracks of unadulterated, polished heavy rock with enough soul and humour to prevent it from sounding even remotely dull after a few dozen listens – a potential breakthrough album.

The world famous guitar player LB has replaced Óttar and reinforced Atomstations riff machine. Welcome LB, love you Óttar.