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Interview: Dizzee Rascal

"Anything you want in life, reach out for it man... it's nothing. It's easy to give up after a setback, but just keep pressing on with desire"

Interview: Rupert Procter

When you speak to Rupert Procter, you get the distinct feeling he has an interesting past...

Festive Cheer!

"My biggest fear at Christmas is getting something truly awful off someone you care about."

Interview: Liam Howlett of The Prodigy

"I always knew we had a killer tune. I’d done the instrumental and called up Keith and Maxim. Whoever got there first would get to claim it"

Bootylicious at NG1

hospital rec's 10th anniversary at detonate

Interview: Enjoy The Ride

"It's an audio-visual celebration of music, art, poetry and performance. Pretty much anything goes."

Interview: Mr 45

"I have many things that influence my music. The biggest is Jah."

Market Square Makeover

The centre of town is set to be closed for a year and get a makeover. This is what we make of it...

LeftLion Magazine #8

A Christmas special featuring Liam Howlett of The Prodigy, Dizzee Rascal, George Akins of Rock City, Earache Records, The Smears, Mr 45, Rupert Proctor, Enjoy The Ride and more...

Detonate 25th Nov

Bob Dylan at Nottingham Arena live review

Jared and his dad went to watch the legendary US songwriter play at the Ice Arena. Check out their opinions crossing the generation gap

Squarepusher

Detonation 12th Nov

Junglist Alliance

Profile of Alex Deadman (DJ Deadman) and The Junglist Alliance

Detonate 28th Oct

Leftroom Record Label Launch @ Stealth - 22-10-05

Detonate - Next Level 05

Detonate at NTU SU

LeftLion Radio #1

Students with bad haircuts...Nottinghams first-ever lapdancing club...the Danielle Beccan trial and loads more

Goldfrapp

Hal at the Rescue Rooms

A History of Notts on TV 1950-2005

Nottingham's had more appearances on the telly box that you might think...

Interview: Shauna Shim

"We shot Dogville for two months in Sweden and it was phenomenal. Lars is a genius and working with him is such a privilege."

Interview: Ian Smith from Television Workshop

We speak to the man behind Nottingham's version of RADA...