Ieuan renovates his snare drum plus talks about success with a blog. The band have a practice in Ieuan's garden and run through a new song which may be on the new E.P.

The band bump into Bristol music institution Big Jeff after completing an interview for Drunken Werewolf Magazine. Jeff reveals the naked rock fantasies of Dave, the manager of Artscare Records. They go to The Old Duke for an open mic night where they see AILO KOBAYASI (twitter.com/ailomusiq)sing in Japanese and Big Jeff do some beat poetry. A fun way to spend a tuesday evening.

In which the band do a much-needed rehaul of the website to get this very blog on it. Go check it out - www.bravobravebats.com

Ieuan takes a look at the finances - or rather lack of - of the band. The song Wagons playing underneath is from the Green EP and has a fitting theme to the financial aspect of being in a band.

The band chat about playing gigs on boats and where to record and launch the next ep. Ieuan sees Rob Da Bank has a competition on Twitter to write a song entitled "Living in a Watering Can" and composes an entry. #asonginsevenhours

The band go up to london midweek to play at Proud, Camden. Traffic trouble and a half empty room don't help but it's still fun gigging.

As introduced in Episode 4, here's the finished video. Please go to http://apps.facebook.com/greenpoll/index/band/id/477 to vote for this video in The Green Man Festival competition. Cheers, BBB

This song couldn't be any newer. This is its first ever proper run through. It's rough but it might end up being good.

Hector shows off our home from home - the practice space. Featuring open sewers and collapsing ceilings. That's actually not too much of an exaggeration.

The band prepare for playing Dot to Dot festival. A bit of waiting around and sound checking.