All of us at Brain Damage wish you a great 2004! It promises to be a good year, with lots going on, from DVD releases (including PULSE) and book releases (Nick Mason's book, amongst others), to new albums from the like of Roger Waters (Ca Ira) and David Gilmour (the long-awaited new solo work), and plenty of other stuff to keep us all busy. We've currently got a list of around nine or ten releases of various sorts, that should be with us this year! Make sure you check back regularly for all the latest info!

The New York band Scissor Sisters release their second single, an electro-pop cover of Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb, on January 19th. Already getting plenty of airplay, it is strongly tipped to enter the UK singles charts at number one, and their singer has been talking about his love of Pink Floyd...

The leading (only?) daily UK fiscal newspaper, The Financial Times, has sent one of their reporters to Paris to review the Interstellar exhibition. On the whole, somewhat underwhelmed, they still found things to please and impress, and the report makes interesting reading. There's also a nice quote from Nick Mason on the ability of the band to keep going:

"Pink Floyd are like one of those candles that never go out. You blow it, turn away, and the damn thing is alight again!"

The entire article can be read by clicking here.

Recent rumours of a reunion tour of the Alan Parsons Project, have proved to be just that - rumours. Parsons, who famously engineered Dark Side Of The Moon for Pink Floyd, has strenuously denied all talk of a tour or a reunion, which was promoted without his consent or participation.

A number of Floyd fans will be disappointed by this news, but should console themselves with this: his management have confirmed that the finishing touches are being put on his new album, due in the spring of 2004, which features a guest appearance by David Gilmour. More information as we have it...