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Book Reviews: November 2014

Sat 15 Nov 2014

With The Esplanade, Celeste, Duke and Disorderly, Nottingham: From Old Photographs, and more

Nottingham Contemporary Turns Five

Fri 14 Nov 2014

It's now five years since the city's green and gold art institution first opened its doors to the public

Photos: Hallow Gore 2014

Fri 14 Nov 2014

Hallow Gore took over Nottingham Contemporary to celebrate British Folklore with Monsters and Mischief

Live: New Faces Tour 2014

Thu 13 Nov 2014

Communion Music bring Amber Run, Fyfe, Kimberley Anne and Pixel Fix to The Bodega

Arcadia

Thu 13 Nov 2014

"In the face of a mechanical universe which is slowing down and growing cold, what else can you do but dance?"

Natalie Duncan

Thu 13 Nov 2014

"To entertain the Roundhouse when it's full of hardcore Muse fans is tough. They're a morbidly serious bunch"

LeftLion Stereo: November 2014

Thu 13 Nov 2014

We've been searching high and low to find the best Nottingham tracks there are

INJ Culbard has drawn Sherlock Holmes, the unknowable and unnameable horrors of HP Lovecraft, clockwork universes, medieval mercenaries battling horrors, animals fighting aliens, Japanese Oni demons on the rampage and a crime fighting Edwardian vampire. Intrigued, we sat down with him for a cuppa and a chat...

FC Inter Avinit

Wed 12 Nov 2014

"It was a name fit for a techno sound-system Sunday football team – a name fit for an unfit techno sound-system football team, in fact"

UNESCO City of Literature: Edward Harley

Wed 12 Nov 2014

If it wasn’t for a book-loving toff who was bobbins with money, we wouldn’t have the British Library. In the first of a series of essays, we explain why Nottingham is truly worthy of being a UNESCO City of Literature, starting with the incredible bibliophile Edward Harley.

Live: Mr. Scruff

Tue 11 Nov 2014

The most bedraggled DJ of them all treated Nottingham to an early morning marathon of every genre under the sun

Interview: Origin One

Tue 11 Nov 2014

After dominating this year’s summer line-ups, Origin One now possess a body of work with a bassweight to bust your tabs ten times over. With their reggae, dub and digi-dancehall vibes, they’ve become notorious in Nottingham for turning rooms wild. We caught up with Kevin Thompson, the bloke behind the beats…

Live: Indiana and Shelter Point

Mon 10 Nov 2014

"From the first seconds of the set an inescapable spell is cast upon the room"

Mr Stitch Films: Anthony Winson

Mon 10 Nov 2014

We interview the Nottingham based filmmaker who has just made a feature film set in a haunted house

Nusic #91,Nusic

Mon 10 Nov 2014

The best possible kind of musical mish mash from the guys who like to keep your ears filled with fresh sounds

GameCity 9: Mike Bithell

Sun 09 Nov 2014

We caught up with game designer Mike Bithell post-GameCity

Pick of the Week: 10 - 16 November

Sun 09 Nov 2014

Get your hat and scarf on and go and grab yourself some fun

Live: Jamie T

Sun 09 Nov 2014

Move out of the way man, Mr T has come out of his rabbit hole and he's back in the game

Future Session 73 - Hello Tomorrow

Sat 08 Nov 2014

New Music, live in session, from Nottingham for Nusic. The latest artist in the Nusic Future Session studio is

The Breakfast Club - Tram Conductor

Sat 08 Nov 2014

A cheeky little number - and video - about getting fined on the city's trams

Noah

Sat 08 Nov 2014

"The first EP is so scary because it can do so much or so little for you depending on how it sounds. It’s like a baby, no-one wants to give birth to an ugly child"

Top Hat

Fri 07 Nov 2014

Massed ranks in Top Hats & Tails tap it out in this lush take on the Fred Astaire film

Interview: Alan Davies

Fri 07 Nov 2014

Some might know him from the telly as Stephen Fry’s sidekick on QI, some as the lovable magician-cum-detective Jonathan Creek, but Alan Davies is also a dab hand at stand-up and he’s rolling through town with his new show.....