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A-Z
Box set by Ash
Released Physical subscription October 6, 2009
Digital Subscription October 8, 2009
Recorded 2007 - 2010 Atomic Heart Studio, New York
Label Atomic Heart Records
Producer Ash, Claudius Mittendorfer
Ash chronology
Twilight of the Innocents A-Z Series
(2009, 2010)
Singles from A-Z Radio Singles
  1. "True Love 1980"
    Released: October 12, 2009 (2009-10-12)
  2. "Joy Kicks Darkness"
    Released: October 26, 2009 (2009-10-26)
  3. "Arcadia"
    Released: November 9, 2009 (2009-11-09)
  4. "Tracers"
    Released: November 23, 2009 (2009-11-23)
  5. "The Dead Disciples"
    Released: December 7, 2009 (2009-12-07)
  6. "Pripyat"
    Released: December 21, 2009 (2009-12-21)
  7. "Ichiban"
    Released: January 4, 2010 (2010-01-04)
  8. "Space Shot"
    Released: January 18, 2010 (2010-01-18)
A-Z name covers
The so-far named and artworks singles from the A-Z Series by Ash

The A-Z Series is a current series of single format releases by alternative rock band Ash. The series will consist of 26 singles,[1] released through digital download and vinyl every fortnight beginning on 12 October 2009 and ending in 2010.[2]

Contents

[edit] Background and recording

The way people listen to music has changed, with the advent of the download the emphasis has reverted to single tracks. It hasn't helped that most people have forgotten how to make a decent album. I'm constantly disappointed with records I buy

— Tim Wheeler, June, 2007

[edit] Split from Infectious Records

The band's final conventional record, Twilight of the Innocents, was released on June 29, 2007. In an interview with News Of The World, guitarist and vocalist Tim Wheeler spoke of this release and how it contributed towards the band's desire to release in a different way, mainly concerning the lack of support from their at-the-time record label Infectious - parented by Warner Music Group; "We'd never put so much into a record, because it was the first one we'd produced ourselves. We spent two years of our lives on that record but the label didn't support it all. It made us wary of putting ourselves in that position ever again. Right now, I can't see us ever returning to that way of working and putting out our music."[3]

From this the band members themselves formed Atomic Heart Records, setting up headquarters in New York City, calling their new studio Atomic Heart. Band members Tim and Mark both moved to New York; "It was a dream of mine, ever since our first American tour in the mid-1990s, to live in New York", whilst drummer Rick resided in Edinburgh's Craiglockhart, commuting to the New York Studio on a regular basis and working in "intensive bursts". The announcement itself of the band's boycott on the album format came at the time of release for Twilight of the Innocents, which the band called "their final album" - sparking rumours over the possibility of Ash splitting up.[4]

[edit] Recording at Atomic Heart Studio

Upon entering the studio the band recorded "Survivor", later titled "Ichiban", "Coming Around Again" a cover of Carly Simon, a Beach Boys cover of "Do You Wanna Dance". Soon after several early titles of tracks surfaced on the bands official website, including "Survivor" - now titled "Ichiban", "Prypiat" which was written originally for Twilight of the Innocents, however wasn't finished in time to make the album, "Return of White Rabbit" which at the time Tim Wheeler supposedly joked about being their comeback single, "Nouvelle Adventures" which features both Tim and Mark on bass guitar, "No Face (Jesus Christ)", "Daedalus", as well as "Hospital Song" and "Lay Down Your Arms" which were both originally intended for Twilight of the Innocents.[5] Soon after more titles were leaked, including "Space Shot" and 'Tracer (Without You)".[6]

In NME vocalist & guitarist Tim Wheeler stated "We wanted to be the first people to do it like this" also saying, "I think it'll be great for our fans waiting every two weeks knowing they're going to get a song and wondering what it'll be like. It'll be fun".[7] Bassist Mark Hamilton also spoke of the merits of releasing in an alternative way; "we thought we’d come up with a different model where we never really had to be actually be away, that might work better. That was one of the reasons. We had the freedom when launching our own label as well, to try something different, so we’re going to give it a go. I think if it works, a lot of people might copy it."[8]

Custom "Return of White Rabbit" artworks; 'playing cards' by drummer Rick McMurray, 'apocalyptic bunny rabbit' by vocalist/guitarist Tim Wheeler and 'day-glo stencil' by bassist Mark Hamilton[9][10]

[edit] Artwork

Each single is assigned a specific colour and letter A-Z, prequel track "Return of White Rabbit" features the upside down stylized as ʁ, representing the rabbit. The front of each single simply shows the letter followed by the bands logo below, whilst on the back the track name is shown. "Each colour really represents the way I hear each song," Wheeler stated in interview with News of the World "I've got a book of Pantone tints and I've tried to match every track as closely as possible to the colour that's in my head when I think of the song."[3] The coloured artwork has also been used for the promotion of their A-Z Tour, with each colour representing a place and a letter of the alphabet, similarly the band through their forum and the assistance of their webmaster have allowed fans to create their own avatars and use emoticons in the A-Z style.[11]

[edit] Release

The 26 singles of the A-Z Series are released once every 2 weeks through both digital download and 7" limited edition vinyl. The opening to the series was a free download "Return of White Rabbit", released on May 18, 2009, promoting the track were three music videos, an animated one created by Big Button,[12] a home-made one - following the 'White Rabbit' around New York City,[13] and a live footage video, filmed by fans at Thekla in Bristol.[14] The first single to be announced for release was "True Love 1980", opening the series on October 12 2009, with subscription to the series itself opening on October 5 2009.

The digital download service itself is provided through 7digital's music download service in the United Kingdom[15] whilst elsewhere around the world, the service is provided by Topspin.[16] Due to an issue with the service the subscription to both physically release singles, and the digital downloads were delayed, subscription opened on October 6 for the 7"s, and on October 8 for digital downloads.[17]

For distribution of the 1000 limited 7" singles, online music store recordstore.co.uk were chosen by the band, and whilst other stores would provide the vinyl, recordstore.co.uk would be the main store providing subscription to the physical release, as well as a limited edition box. Manager of Record Store, Steve Wheeler commented on the partnership stating; "being chosen by an innovative and popular band like Ash is testament to the quality service that Recordstore.co.uk provide forward-thinking labels and artists"[18] Other stores providing both physical and digital downloads of the series would also include HMV, itunes and Amazon.[19]

The band in October 2009 confirmed that only the first half of the A-Z Series were 'set in stone', with mastering taking place, and the artwork, pressing and release dates confirmed, however the second half of the series would at the time be decided once the series had been launched, with the band holding a then total of 44 tracks recorded, and plans to re-enter the recording studio again in late 2009, "the first six months are set in stone, but the second half is still flexible. It’s nice to have that kind of freedom".[8]

Bassist Mark Hamilton confirmed that the band will have a large amount of b-sides from the series, with them constantly recording tracks in their Atomic Hearts studio, but have yet to decide upon the exact way the b-sides will be released.[20]

After the original free download of "Return of White Rabbit" to promote the series, the A-Z Series was celebrated on October 14 by the release of the original 'extended mix' and an 'Atomic Heart' mix of "Return of White Rabbit", available for free download through sneakattackmedia.com.[21]

[edit] Promotion

On September 29, 2009 the band released an animated trailer for the A-Z Series, the video trailer, created by Big Button features a montage of sound clips from tracks featured in the A-Z Series.[22]

On October 7, 2009 NME.com was 'taken over' by Ash, with videos, competitions and other exclusive content being shown on the music website.[23] Over the course of the A-Z Tour the band posted tour video blogs onto NME, the first was released on October 21 and features behind the scenes footage of various interviews and rehearsals in London.[24][25] The band also offered a number of competitions, the first one, run through NME was a chance to meet the band at a date of choice on the A-Z tour, other competitions included wining a handmade "Return of White Rabbit" CD promo and a signed 7" copy of "True Love 1980".[26][27] Through the bands own website a competition was run for attendees of the A-Z tour to win a full digital subscription to the A-Z series at each date of the tour in a raffle format.[28]

The band, either individually, or as a group participated in various interviews promoting their alternative way of releasing, including interviews with The Guardian, The Herald,[29] News Of The World, Billboard,[30][31] Kerrang!,[32][33] NME, East Mag,[34] TUFS[35] culturedeluxe.com,[36] as well as being interviewed on television show Live from Studio Five broadcast on Five on October 15 2009,[37] as well as being interviewed on Steve Lamacq's BBC Radio 6 show on October 19 2009.[38]

[edit] Live

The band embarked on a 4 date UK tour consisting of performances at Brighton Concorde 2 on June 3, Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms the following day and two dates at the London Bloomsbury Ballroom on the 6th and 7 June 2009. At the performances they showcased new material, including "Space Shot", "True Love 1980" and "Return of White Rabbit".[39][40]

The bands full A-Z tour was announced on August 26 2009, bassist Mark Hamilton told eastmagazine.co.uk that the band looked for alternatives to the usual places they would visit on the tour; "We told our agent that we don’t want to go to the cities we would usually hit on a regular tour. Then he came back with a bunch of dates, but he had quite a lot of work to do on this. But that was good; it was good to make him actually work." going on to say "There were a number of venues we told him to change, saying, ‘We usually play there, so get us something different".[8] the tour, like the series would consist of 26 dates, begin on October 19 in Aldershot, and ending on November 23 in Zennor.[41] soon after the band announced two dates in Ireland - Dublin and Belfast.[42]

In November 2009 the band appeared on BBC E24, The Friday Show & Children In Need as well as making a second appearance on Sky Sports Soccer AM.[43][44][45]

[edit] Personnel

Neither Ash nor its former guitarist Charlotte Hatherley has ruled out working together again.

For the recording of the new singles, the band have collaborated with a number of other musicians including a saxophone player[48] on the track "Return of White Rabbit" and "Ichiban", Tim and Mark were joined by James Levy and Eric from the band Levy, for the song's gang vocals.[49][50]

The band were joined by Claudius Mittendorfer, who previously worked with the band on their album Meltdown as an assisting engineer, he acted as both a producer and engineer for the recording process of the tracks constructed at Atomic Hearts Studio, the band themselves also produced many of the A-Z tracks.[51]

For live performances, many new tracks simply have a backing track, instead of enlisting another member, however the band have not ruled out either recruiting a completely new member, or reuniting with former guitarist Charlotte Hatherley in the future, with Tim stating "I do miss her as a friend on tour" as well as stating "It could be good to get someone in for extra guitar and keyboards and add some layers"[52] whilst Charlotte in interview with NME simply said it would be a "possibility in the future" and that her and Tim regularly talk despite her having left the band in 2006.[53]

[edit] Reception

NME reacted positively to the release of ROWR adding it to their 10 Tracks You Have to Hear This Week internet blog calling it a "a weirdly effective funk-pop song"[54] similarly Kerrang! magazine also made added it to their 10 Songs You Should Hear Now playlist stating; "they're only doing singles now, if this new humdigger of a tune is anything to go by, then it will be a decision well made"[55] The Irish Times rated the track 3/5, whilst The Times said regarding the single "...this revelatory rump-shaker, triggering pleasure sensors we didn't even know we had".[56] In Rock Sound magazines June 2009 addition, New Found Glory lead singer Jordan Pundik and guitarist Chad Glibert rated the track 2/10 calling it "fun" but disliking the disco element and experimentation with synthesizers, bassist Mark responded to the review on Ash's official website stating "we promise to return to our studio and think long and hard about our next release or daring to experiment or deviate from any generic sound or formula which might confuse or challenge".[57]

[edit] Releases

There will be a total of 26 singles in the A-Z Series, and an undetermined number of b-sides. Not all of the singles will be radio singles; the ones that are will most likely be accompanied by a music video. The title of each release will be revealed the Wednesday after the previous release and is being referred to as 'Ash Wednesday'.[58][59]

Letter
and
Colour		 Song Release Details Video
ʁ "Return of White Rabbit"[60] May 18, 2009 - Free Digital Download, Handmade limited CD
June 8 2009 - 1000 Limited Vinyl
October 14 2009 - Extended & remix versions[61]		 Three different artworks were made available, each individual piece of artwork has been hand created by the band themselves,[62] Rick’s pack of playing cards, Tim’s apocalyptic bunny rabbits and Mark’s day-glo stencils. The single was released as a free download on ash-official.com on May 18.[63] The track itself was penned by bassist Mark Hamilton.[64] The band confirmed that the track is a 'prequel' to the series itself.[65] On October 14 the band released the original full version of "Return of White Rabbit" which lasts for 6:24, as opposed to the original 3:56 cut, along with this was an 'Atomic Heart' remix, both were made available as free downloads on Sneak Attack Media.[61] The music video for ROWR debuted on June 12, the music video was conceived by 'Big Button' and has an animated story to it; a boy who becomes jealous of another boy making advances on a girl he has feelings for, struggling to contain his feelings he eventually acts, crashing a car, taking his and the other boys life in the process. "Ash wanted to get away from the standard performance video in favour of something a little more interesting. As a result, Big Button was given free reign and concocted a dark tale of jealousy and horror wrapped in an accessible cartoon coating"[66][67] The second video created for ROWR titled 'NYC Rabbit' was directed by Karen Lord and features Nickolas Kimbrell as 'the white rabbit', the video shows what a "typical night in NYC is like for a jolly ol’ rabbit",[68] the third video promotion for ROWR is a live version of the track, filmed at Thekla, Bristol were the band asked their audience to film the track on personal cameras.[69][70]
A "True Love 1980"[71] October 12 2009
1000 Limited Vinyl
Digital Download[72]		 Confirmed on May 20 by NME that the series would begin in September, giving the band the chance to promote the series, 'Return of the White Rabbit' was intended as a prequel to the series itself.[7] The track is reported to be heavily centred around the use of synthesizers and keyboards.[73] The track was premiered live on the bands June 2009 tour dates.[74] A remix by Tiësto was released onto Myspace prior to the tracks actual release on July 22, 2009[75][76] The track itself was premiered on Steve Lamacq's 6Music radio show on Monday August 24[77] The band shot the music video for "True Love 1980" in Portland, Oregon, the video was directed by Daniel Garcia, with acting from Meredith Adelaide.[78][79][80] The video was added to music video stations NMETV and Bliss on September 09, 2009,[81] and was added to the bands official website on September 15, whilst a making of video was added to NME on October 12, 2009.[82]
B "Joy Kicks Darkness"[83] October 26 2009
1000 Limited Vinyl
Digital		 The track was announced as the third single in the series on October 14 on the bands official website[83] and is said to be a blistering rock anthem built around one of Ash's trademark choruses. Featuring some incredible six-string heroics from Tim and, as you'd expect from someone who's been a virtuoso player since he was just 13, an amazing guitar solo.[84] A 30 second clip of the track was added to amazon.co.uk on October 17, whilst the track was premiered live on October 19, at their performance in Aldershot.[85] A live video was filmed across the A-Z tour. It was directed by Josh Kletzkin.
C "Arcadia" November 9 2009
1000 Limited Vinyl
Digital		 Announced on November 4 2009 as 'C'. Prior to the announcement and release News of the World described Arcadia as Driven by Rick's thumping drum beat and underpinned by a driving piano, it's a riot of blazing guitar parts and colossal hooks[86] A budget music video was filmed on the A-Z Tour, the video features various Arcade games being played by the band. The video was directed by Josh Kletzkin.[87]
D "Tracers" November 23 2009
1000 Limited Vinyl
Digital		 News Of The World described the track combines the trio's wall-of-sound with a lovelorn lyric that sees Tim warn: "It's better to have sweet dreams about her, than forget it all in the morning."[88]
E "The Dead Disciples" December 7 2009
1000 Limited Vinyl
Digital
F "Pripyat" December 21 2009
1000 Limited Vinyl
Digital
G 'Ichiban' January 4 2010
1000 Limited Vinyl
Digital
H "Space Shot" January 18, 2010
1000 Limited Vinyl
Digital		 The track was performed live for the first time at Brighton Concorde 2 in June 2009. For Children in Need "Spaceshot" was televised on November 20 2009, along with "Shining Light" and "True Love 1980", and was confirmed as letter 'H' on Jonathan Ross' radio show on 28th November. The single will be the second 'radio single' from the A-Z series.[89]

[edit] Other Releases

Shortly after the release of the "F" single "Pripyat" Ash also made a song called "Lay Down Your Arms" available to download excusively by fans who had subscribed to the A-Z Series before the release of "Pripyat".

[edit] B-Sides

Release Format Song Details
Rehash EP digital download "Return of the White Rabbit (Jaymo & Andy George Remix)"
Rehash EP digital download "True Love 1980 (Loverush UK! Remix)"
Rehash EP digital download "True Love 1980 (Pete Doyle's Rocksolid Remix)"
Rehash EP digital download "True Love 1980 (Timothy Allan Remix)"

[edit] External links

[edit] References

  1. ^ Ash to release 26 singles in one year guardian.co.uk, May 21, 2009
  2. ^ Ash To Release 26 Singles In Year! rocklouder.co.uk, May 20, 2009
  3. ^ a b Ash reveal why they have a single purpose News of the World, October 18, 2009
  4. ^ Ash deny they're splitting NME, June 12, 2007
  5. ^ NYC Trip/New Material ash-official.com, August 12, 2008
  6. ^ Last night dmh came round... ash-official.com, August 12, 2009
  7. ^ a b Ash to release 26 new singles in a year NME, May 20, 2009
  8. ^ a b c INTERVIEW: Ash eastmagazine.co.uk, October 01, 2009
  9. ^ Watch out there's a rabbit about... ash-official.com, April 30, 2009
  10. ^ Rick is sick of drawing rabbits ash-official.com, February 19, 2008
  11. ^ Ash A-Z Series Promotion ash-official.com/forum
  12. ^ Return of White Rabbit ash-official.com, June 24, 2009
  13. ^ Return Of White Rabbit (NYC) ash-official.com, September 16, 2009
  14. ^ Return of White Rabbit @ Thekla ash-official.com, September 09, 2009
  15. ^ A-Z Series Store UK ash-official.com
  16. ^ Ash Debuts 'A-Z' Singles Series billboard.biz, October 12, 2009
  17. ^ Ash's A-Z store is now open for orders and subscriptions! ash-official.com, October 09, 2009
  18. ^ ASH SPREADING OVER A YEAR AS UNIQUE BUSINESS MODEL ERUPTS altsounds.com, October 14, 2009
  19. ^ Ash A-Z Series Store ash-official.com, October 08, 2009
  20. ^ Return Of White Rabbit: Operation Myxomatosis ash-official.com, May 19, 2009
  21. ^ Free Return of White Rabbit Downloads: Extended Version & Atomic Heart Remix ash-official.com, October 14, 2009
  22. ^ The A-Z Series Subscription available from 5 October ash-official.com, September 30, 2009
  23. ^ Ash take over NME.com ash-official.com, October 8, 2009
  24. ^ Ash A-Z Tour Episode 1: The Gathering nme.com, ash-official.com, October 21, 2009
  25. ^ A-Z Tour Video - Episode One: The Gathering ash-official.com, October 21, 2009
  26. ^ Meet and Greet Ash with NME.com/Ash ash-official.com, October 09, 2009
  27. ^ NME Ash hub competitions @ NME, nme.com, October 23, 2009
  28. ^ A-Z Tour Competition ash-official.com, October 23, 2009
  29. ^ Ash: taking to the road less traveled October 08, 2009
  30. ^ Ash Debuts 'A-Z' Singles Series Billboard.bix, October 12, 2009
  31. ^ Billboard.biz discuss the groundbreaking A-Z Series ash-official.com, October 19, 2009
  32. ^ Ash to release 26 singles in 12 months Kerrang!
  33. ^ Tim Talks to this Week's Kerrang Mag ash-official.com, August 26, 2009
  34. ^ INTERVIEW: Ash eastmag.co.uk, October 01, 2009
  35. ^ Ash talk about the A-Z series tufs.co.uk, June 11, 2009
  36. ^ Interview: Ash Tell Us More About Their Singles Project culturedeluxe.com, July 14, 2009
  37. ^ Ash on Live From Studio Five Thurs 15th Oct ash-official.com, October 15, 2009
  38. ^ Tim to be on Steve Lamacq's 6 Music Show ash-official.com, October 16, 2009
  39. ^ Tour Blog Part II ash-official.com
  40. ^ Part I of the tour blog ash-official.com
  41. ^ The A to Z Tour this Autumn ash-official.com, August 26, 2009
  42. ^ Irish Ash Dates Announced & Ticket Info ash-official.com, October 07, 2009
  43. ^ Friday Show Tonight BBC NI and Sky Channel 973 ash-official.com, November 2009
  44. ^ Ash on BBC E24 Tonight (9:30pm) November 09 2009, ash-official.com
  45. ^ Ash on Soccer AM this Saturday ash-official.com, November 10 2009
  46. ^ The A to Z Tour this Autumn ash-official.com, August 30, 2009
  47. ^ A is for Aldershot: Ash plot alphabetical tour of the UK and fortnightly single release drownedinsound.com
  48. ^ Johann Sebastian, Bach to the future ash-official.com, April 11, 2009
  49. ^ Ash - ROWR In The studio youtube, August 24, 2008
  50. ^ New Song Synopsis: Return Of White Rabbit ash-official.com May 20, 2009
  51. ^ Interview with Claudius Mittendorfer ash-official.com
  52. ^ Ash: taking to the road less travelled heraldscotland.com, October 27, 2009
  53. ^ NME Magazine, interview with Charlotte Hatherley, June 2009
  54. ^ 10 Tracks you have to hear NME, June 2009
  55. ^ [http://www.ash-official.com/details.aspx?categoryid=3n&id=38014789-38ea-4475-a5ad-954b71f84341 ROWR makes Kerrang! 10 Songs You Should Hear Now!] ash-official.com & kerrang magazine, June 2009
  56. ^ Recent newspaper cuttings ash-official.com, June 2009
  57. ^ New Found Glory slate ROWR in Rock Sound (2/10) Rock Sound, Ash-official.com, June 2009
  58. ^ Ash A-Z Series Store ash-official.com
  59. ^ Ash reveal why they have a single purpose News of the World, October 18, 2009
  60. ^ NEW SINGLE – RETURN OF WHITE RABBIT – LTD VINYL RELEASED 8th JUNE – A-Z SERIES ash-official.com, May 18, 2009
  61. ^ a b Free Downloads (now higher res and quicker downloads) ash-official.com, October 22, 2009
  62. ^ "Ash on a high". http://www.teletext.co.uk/planetsound/news/112123b58df2424fec84232bbe6dca57/Exclusive+-+Ash+on+a+high.aspx. Retrieved 11 June 2009. 
  63. ^ The Return Of Ash BBC, May 19, 2009
  64. ^ Ash to release 26 new songs in 12 months + “Return of White Rabbit bandweblogs.com, May 19, 2009
  65. ^ NME.com run ROWR A - Z news story ash-official.com, May 20, 2009
  66. ^ Big Button – the people behind Ash’s new music video creativeboom.co.uk, July 24, 2009
  67. ^ Ash: Return of White Rabbit Big Button, Ash Return Of The White Rabbit music video, June 12, 2009
  68. ^ NYC Rabbit' video unleashed! ash-official.com, dhm, July 21, 2009
  69. ^ A BIG Thank You! ash-official.com, dhm, July 30, 2009
  70. ^ Thekla Filming - Where to send your footage ash-official.com, dhm, July 29. 2009
  71. ^ 2 new titles, 2 baby names, Thailand, and all hail Jedisteve ash-official
  72. ^ Ash to release 26 singles over one year digitalspy.co.uk, May 28, 2009
  73. ^ 2 new titles, 2 baby names, Thailand, and all hail Jedisteve ash-official.com, May 28, 2009
  74. ^ True Love 1980 & Spaceshot Videos walking-barefoot.com, June 2009
  75. ^ Love Rush loverushuk, myspace August 2009
  76. ^ Tiesto Supporting Loverush UK! Remix of ASH - True Love 1980 (Loverush UK! Remix) ash-official.com, dhm, July 22, 2009
  77. ^ True Love 1980 Exclusive on 6Music ash-official.com, August 20, 2009
  78. ^ The Secret Ariat - Daniel Garcia thesecretariat.tv, September 2, 2009
  79. ^ Meredith Adelaide modelmayhem.com, September 2, 2009
  80. ^ We're all destroyed after shooting the video til 7 am. Rick hasn't slept, but we all know he is not human. twitter.com/ashofficial, 9:06 PM August 21st
  81. ^ True Love 1980 Video ash-official.com, September 11, 2009
  82. ^ Exclusive Behind the Scenes 'making of' True Love 1980 video ash-official.com, October 12, 2009
  83. ^ a b B - Title Announced Joy Kicks Darkness! ash-official.com, October 14, 2009
  84. ^ Ash reveal why they have a single purpose News of the World, October 18, 2009
  85. ^ A is for Aldershot ash-official.com, gashed blog, October 20, 2009
  86. ^ Ash reveal why they have a single purpose News of the World, October 18, 2009
  87. ^ Arcadia Video ash-official.com, November 24 2009
  88. ^ Ash reveal why they have a single purpose News of the World, October 18, 2009
  89. ^ Children in Need Northern Ireland ash-official.com, November 20 2009
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