BBC2, Thursday March 30 features Scott’s first televised interview in over 10 years and will include clips from our upcoming film - including a rare peek at him at work on his new album. The segement is only goingt to be about 10 min. long but if you’re in the UK, try to look out for it!

…to our fabulous producer ! The short film she produced last year, , written & directed by acclaimed Irish playwright Martin McDonagh, has WON the Oscar for Best Short Film! Well done!!

Martin’s excellent play ‘The Pillow Man’ recently ended a great run on Broadway, with another soon to open.

The film also won Best Short at the British Independent Film Awards and was nominated for a BAFTA last years, as well as winning a handful of other prizes at festivals around the world.

apparantly Q magazine thinks Franz Ferdinand are in the film…not true.

Good on-camera chat w Mr. Sefton: Meltdown, Ute, Scope J, etc. Early wrap due to a certain, er…cancellation/postponement…

So - official end of production still in sight: Tuesday?

Have been living with The Drift for a few weeks now - feeling like one of the first human explorers to make it to Mars. The album itself should be nominated for Best Foreign Film - it defies “album” - it is more like a continent. Will take five documentaries to work through it.

Very drifted.� More than time is out of joint - BUT:

Nearing the official end of production.

Two interviews to go.� The first digital splices have been made…

London, February, 2006. Escaped the snow DRIFTS in NYC - into another sort of whiteout…

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…if somebody, preferably Scott, you know, once a year was singing Sleepwalker’s Woman in a capital city in Europe, the future would look quite different for music in general actually.

he’s obsessed with bass… Read the rest of this entry »