COMING SOON: Graham's back from university, and he brought stories. It's the new episode you've been waiting for.

 OK. If you're a fan of Dithered and you've been freaking out over the last 14 days because you can't figure out why you can't download the new episodes, have no fear. The reason the last episode was fucked up was because it was Graham's first time uploading an episode. I promise that I won't let it happen again. So in this episode, we discuss Graham's imminent move and the future of Dithered. We also play some sweet HORSE the band songs.

Hey everyone, this is the fourth and long-awaited episode of Dithered. Apparently threatening puppies only worked on two people. Thanks. 467 puppies have been scolded on your account. So in this episode, we discuss the elaborate prison tattoo adorning Jim's back (available for your viewing pleasure at http://www.myspace.com/ditheredtheshow) and the amazing new Refused DVD. That and all the fantastic music you've grown accustomed to. 1 HOUR LONG. That's right. Double-stuffed. Mmmm.

This is the third episode of Dithered. It was recorded on April 24, 2006 in Graham Juneau's living room. In this episode: The DEP, Refused, and For Julie The Flea. Also, lots and lots of shameless self-promotion. For every person who hears this podcast and doesn't leave a comment or send an email, we shall kill a puppy! Or maybe we'll just scold it for peeing on the rug...but still: FEEDBACK PEOPLE!

EPISODE TWO! This happens to be the clean episode...although Mr. Hurd was something less than impressed with Jim talking about wanting Dennis Lyxzen's underwear but really: doesn't everyone? The first episode was actually the alleged dirty one...what with the song Pull Out by Death From Above 1979 being the raciest thing around...but Dithered respects the wishes of the school...and keeps the unedited, uncut version here.

This is the first episode...stay tuned for more in the near future.