FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | NOVEMBER 1, 2005

She Mob's new CD, "Not In My World" has already garnered critical raves from coast to coast. Chuck Eddy of the Village Voice writes in his Eddytor's Dozen column: "Of the newer records below, the longest and noisiest and artsiest, by the lady-led Oakland trio She Mob, is also the catchiest and funniest. How often does that happen?"

Denise Sullivan of the Contra Costa Times (and author of the new book "The White Stripes: Sweethearts of the Blues") writes:

On November 12 She Mob will host its CD release at the legendary Starry Plough in Berkeley, California. Just for this setting She Mob (Sue Hutchinson, Suki O'Kane and Alan Korn) will perform, for the first time ever, the entire album from back to front, accompanied by Lisa McElroy on keyboard and vocals, Jeff Hobbs on strings and reeds, and special guest Joe Rut on electric guitar.

She Mob will also present very special guests Sophie Elkin, a 9 year old kid with a little bit o' punk and folk attitude. Perhaps best known as co-host of "The Poop Show," a fake TV show, Elkin plays originals and covers on her new electric guitar she just got for her 9th birthday. Elkin, switching over from her acoustic, makes a shift into the rock goddess she is becoming. Her favorite bands are the Beatles, Green Day, and X-Ray Specs. For Halloween this year, she dressed as a zombie businessman, complete with briefcase.

Closing the bill are cult favorites The Bleu Canadians playing an infectious brand of 60's Brit-pop, bubble-gum, garage rock/dance music. Born of a case of identity theft and revenge, the band's leader Derek Lindsay takes his name and persona from the real Derek Lindsay - a Canadian hack who stole his identity online - charging up thousands of dollars in Molson Beer. Featuring members of The Gazillions and the Trenchermen, the Bleu Canadians are all about "havin' a good time, Ay?"