Have you always dreamed of seeing your band's name in print in Rhythm? Want to let Rhythm readers know where they can check out your tunes on the net? Well, Rhythm's monthly demos reviews column is your chance to run your band's tracks through the rhythm review gauntlet (also known as the ears of our demo man, Dodgy's Math Priest), with Math's pull-no-punches opinions appearing in the magazine's review pages, along with your band's website or MySpace address. Can your tunes win round Rhythm's demo decider? There's only one way to find out. Send your demos (on CD) to: Demos Page, Rhythm, 30 Monmouth Street, Bath, BA1 2BW or email a link to your tunes to drumdemos@futurenet.co.uk.
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