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The Leeds band discuss their second album, Bill Murray, and playing The Chameleon…
"...we wanted to get away from the post-rock eight minuters and come up with riffs and lots of movement and parts"
"I loved singing Hannah Montana and would record myself over and over until I got the best take"
We had a chat with the Notts bred filmmaker and his recent short film On the Wagon
"It’s actually a pretty frequent problem for me - I wear a lot of hats in public, to thwart inappropriate hair tousling"
We spoke to the man behind the regular short film screening event
We spoke to the film director about his latest film, in cinemas now, adapted from the JG Ballard novel
We spoke to the film director about his new horror feature film Dark Vale
"The more people have seen our work, the more mad and ridiculous we can become!"
"ELDERLY FISH-LOVING MALE, active, seeks younger female to accompany him on long, late-night walks between pubs. Must enjoy a strong pint of ale, occasional cross dressing and know her way around a cockle"
"They were having seriously intimate relationships with people, and lying to them for years on end. That cannot be good for their psyche. You're bound to crack at some point"
"It's a fact we are not that popular in Spain and it sucks because we love Spain"
"It doesn't matter what you do in life, the most important thing is to make sure you're bloody good at it"
Manchester's Julie Campbell visited The Bodega in support of her latest album, Hinterland
Thirty years ago, Percydread was part of Nottingham reggae legends, The Naturalites. Fast forward a few decades and he’s still mixing it up with Nottingham’s finest as a singer for Highness Sound System, Origin One and The Invisible Orchestra…
Chris Adcock won badminton gold medal at last year’s Commonwealth Games and is eyeing up even shinier prizes. Meanwhile, he’s skippering his hometown franchise – University of Nottingham – in the inaugural National Badminton League (which is on the telleh). We caught up to talk shuttlecocks.
The writer of You Had Me At Hello reveals all about her career move from Nottingham Post journo to funny chick lit author
Having graced our screens in a scruffy apron and bonnet for the Channel 4 series The Mill over the course of last year, Holly Lucas has now ditched the dirty work in favour of the Buddhist faith. We caught up with her and had a good old natter about veganism, lamb chops, and those jobs you just want to forget...
With a talent for spotting when people are telling porkies, Darren Stanton has been dubbed ‘the world’s leading human lie detector’. Spending his time travelling between his home in Carlton and his increasing work and celebrity in Los Angeles, he lives a somewhat double life. We were on our best behaviour when we met him...
Few Notts bands can say they’ve sold out Rescue Rooms and The Bodega, let alone boast a Glastonbury headliner (we’re talking Pyramid Stage too, not Jethro’s Lentil Yurt Stage). Ferocious Dog can. Hailing from Warsop, they released their debut album in 2013 and are set to release their second. We had a natter with fiddle player and co-songwriter, Dan Booth.
"We want the public to want to read poetry and not see it as an irrelevant art form"
Equipped with a cheeky grin and a bag full of vinyl, Winston Graham (aka Winnie, DJ Win, and Mr Blender) has been spinning certified Motown, soul, dub and reggae bangers on the Nottingham circuit since 1974. A born and bred Radford lad, and now back on the scene, we had a natter about all things Notts, as well as the iPod and laptop plague.
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