Welcome to this week’s Wrock Wrap Up! Don’t forget to keep us updated on your Wrock news!

General

The Mount Kisco Library is finally finished and wants to put on a massive show! For more information check out the Gringott Grrls’ blog.

Secondhand Magic Supplies is currently on Lastfm.

Check out this new YouTube project composed of 7 awesome wrockers.

Become a fan of DJ Luna Lovegood and Creevey Crisis on Facebook.

The Whomping Willows has added more stops to the band’s fall tour. Joining Matt on tour will be Justin Finch-Fletchey and occasionally Draco and the Malfoys.

Lauren of The Moaning Myrtles and  Matt of The Whomping Willows have just unveiled their new band, Armoured Bearcub.

Brian from the Draco and the Malfoys will be performing at Evil Day 2 in NYC on December 19.

Muggle Death Camp has launched a MySpace profile.

Harry and the Potters will be hosting several free shows in the upcoming weeks.

Draco and the Malfoys shirts are currently available for purchase on their website.

Allie of The Chinese Chomping Cabbages is raising money for Juvenille Diabeties Research Foundation Walk for the Cure on October 4th and is close to her goal. More information can be found at her blog.

Albums

This week, Draco and the Malfoys were asked to contribute a song to the third Jingle Spells compilation from the folks at The Leaky Cauldron. More details to come!

I Was Lord Elbin Ausley will be releasing an album within the next few months entitled Lord Ausley’s VIP Firewhiskey Party!

Miss Parkinson is planning a CD release for late November and is also currently working on recording a song with Draco and the Malfoys.

Tonks and the Aurors’ new album will be availbale for pre-ordering in October leading up to Wrockstock.

Songs

Psychopeteric– ‘Bad Boys’ (new version)

I Was Lord Elbin Ausley– ‘We’re Back at Hogwarts, Bitch’

Mulciber Zerstörer– ‘Et Tu, Karkaroff?’

Prophets of Godric’s Hollow– ‘Some Wizarding Families’

The First Task is Dragons– ‘The Real Story of Aberforth’s Goat (Live In Hogsmeade)’ and ‘If I Were A Snitch, Man’