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

General

Hollow Godric has climbed aboard the Twitter train and can now be found on Twitter (@hollowgodric) as well as Facebook.

The Swedish Shortsnouts will be playing a show at Lumos 2010 in February.

Mimbulus Mimbletonia has music available for free download through LastFM.

PotterInk has a downloadable version of “Hey Ya” available.

WrockStock 2010 is looking  to make the event even bigger and better for 2010 and need your help.  Applications are currently available for those interested in helping.

Albums

You Got Wrockroll’d! 2  is a collection of wremixes and mashups put together by Dawlish and the Archies and is currently available for free download from the Wizard Rock Advent Calendar. And unlike the other WRAC presents, the link for this album will always be active.

Alex from The Wizarding World has released a short two-sided EP of early demo songs about RuneScape. The Wizarding World is working on a six-EP compilation, called The Hadean Eon.

The Swedish Shortsnouts have a trailer up and a blog about their upcoming album Ett litet ägg.

Catchlove is having an extended holiday sale (until only Jace knows when). All CDs are available for $5 each.

The Sweetwater All-Stars just released their new album Wrock on the D-list. Contact the band by email if you are interested in purchasing the album.

Songs

The Wizarding World– “Merpeople’s song”, “The Singing Valentine” (both demo versions)

The Deathsticks– “Hogwarts Does it Better”

Mimbulus Mimbletonia– “Thoughts”

Videos

The Misuse of Muggle Artifacts Office collaborated on a song with muggle band ALL CAPS in a music video.

Nagini‘s sideproject band, “The Christmas Crackin’ Daddies” experiments with their song, FLITWICK’S KICKIN’ and things seem to go sour.

“The Dancing Death Eaters” (which consists of seventeen people) performed a Tango to “Death Eater Tango” by Butterbeer Experience, and a salsa (with other Latin dances thrown in) to “Like a Death Eater” by Swish and Flick. There are also some wrockers among the Dancing Death Eaters, including Ariel from Madame Pince and the Librarians and Stacy from Swish and Flick.