Wow. Well folks, its been a while. These are busy and exciting times. I have to come clean I suppose. We’ve been trying to ressurect the will power to start the podcast again for years now, and I suppose the spark just isn’t there anymore. Some would say it never was. We started this website 4 years ago as naive and excited teenagers. Now, cynical, case harderned, and literally sick of hearing our own voices, we actually struggle to even make it out of bed in the morning.

That being said, we have a treat for you today. About a month ago, I was privaleged enough to be invited on my friends’ Nathan and JC’s radio show. They broadcast as “Still Technically Alive” on purple radio, [...read more]

Friends we have somehow managed to launch an online store to sell the recently released Broken Few 2009 Demo. We have a limited amount of these babys. Instead of only offering 2 tracks for free download, you can now order the entire 7 track EP for a meager £2!

Broken Few recently got back from a German Tour (details of which can be read at their website: http://www.brokenfew.co.uk) and happen to have some Tshirts left over. You can also purchase these bastions of print design in our new store.

The online shop can be accessed by clicking here, or by visiting http://www.tearitdowncollective.com/shop/

Since this month has been so busy in terms of music management, we have had to delay the August podcast. This will emerge at some point [...read more]

After a long and indefinate hiatus, we have decided to go back on the air to bring you voices from a recent demonstration held by Tyneside Community Activists for Refugees and Fight Racism, Fight Imperialism – two very reputable organisations doing fantastic work. Please support them.

"On Saturday 20th June 2009 Tyneside Community Action for Refugees (TCAR) organised a Northern March Against Immigration Prisons. The march was planned to fall during Refugee Week to expose the reality of how refugees and other migrants are treated in British detention centres. However, due to the horrific attacks on peaceful hunger strikers in Yarlswood Detention Centre during the previous week, the march had a specific focus of solidarity with those detainees.

Around fifty anti-racist protesters assembled in front of Centre [...read more]