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Record Store Day 2015: Plates Records
Sat 18 Apr 2015We get chatty with one of Nottingham's newest record stores
Record Store Day 2015: Pendulum Records
Sat 18 Apr 2015The record store that's also a market stall in Viccy Centre
Record Store Day 2015: Plates Records
Sat 18 Apr 2015We get chatty with one of Nottingham's newest record stores
Grand Theft Audio
Wed 04 Jun 2014This June sees a secret collaboration between some of the coolest kids in Nottingham. From hip hop beats to visual treats, Flouche have pulled together the best in the businesses for two days of shenanigans. We tried to wangle our way behind the scenes with Flouche founder Kelham Stevenson, as well as NG64’s Rob Freeman and Phlexx Records’ Bru-C, who also have a hand in the weekend of madness…
Hello Thor Records Is Five
Thu 24 Apr 2014One of our favourite record labels rundown five firsts from their first five years
Interview: Johnny Crump
Wed 02 Nov 2011Johnny Crump is a turntablist-stroke-producer-stroke-artist who be flexing his considerable skills live at our Gunpowder, Treason and Pot night at Nottingham Contemporary this November…
Interview: Computerman
Wed 01 Aug 2007"I had an original Sega Master System and an Amiga 500+... I was jealous of anyone who owned a Mega Drive with Sonic..."
Chris Summerlin
Sun 01 Jul 2007We've admired his work for some time now, so we put a few pressing questions to the artist behind Damn You!'s amazing artwork
Interview: BluMonkey
Wed 21 Feb 2007"We're ready to party! Expect us to give you a live show with a whole load of shouting and probably a few beers to wash it down with"
Interview: Rob Smith of Rob's Records Mart
Sat 17 Jun 2006"We’re over-stocked, really. But if someone brings stuff in, you’ve got to buy it"
Interview: Dealmaker Records
Sat 01 Apr 2006We had a chat with one of the biggest record labels in Nottingham about what makes a great deal
Interview: Digby of Earache Records
Fri 09 Dec 2005"After Napalm Death exploded really, John Peel was playing loads of their stuff, it was a really bizarre period"
Interview: Sophie Johnson-Hill
Mon 27 Sep 2004"Everyone from OutDaVille was so passionate about music that it didn't matter where I was from"
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