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This man knows all there is to know about the public shaming game
The University of Nottingham-formed band Amber Run have been one of the city’s rising stars in recent months, releasing two strong EPs this year as well as touring, writing, and recording their debut album. Joe Keogh and Will Jones took time out of their busy schedule to tell us about their new music, performing, and baking...
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.....
We put your questions to the leader of Nottingham City Council and here's what he had to say in response
"I have brushes made from Aztec symbols, from fish bones, from floorboards. It’s such a powerful tool - I like the freedom of it"
"We’ve remained true to who we are as a band. We’ve not caved in to fashion – or senility"
The American rapper was at Sounddhism alongside the likes of Cappo, Jugga-Naut, Vandal Savage, Can B, K-Deuce and Early Bird
"I was excited when Jeanie told me about it. It’s a very intriguing tale. I kind of didn’t believe that it was true"
People who believe twelve foot-tall lizards run everything. Robots with souls. Real life superheroes. Conspiracists, fundamentalists, and extremists. He's hung out with them all...
After spending two years embedded in countless New Artist lists, could 2012 be the year that Ronika firmly stamps her mark upon our hearts and the charts?
When the cream of Nottingham’s music scene need their work immortalised on video, they talk to Tom Walsh, Michael Holyk and Junglewire. But only when we’ve finished talking to them for this special round table interview...
French for ‘Manner of the Gypsies’, according to Babel Fish - Manière des Bohémiens' infectious, rapturous, blindingly improvised Romany swing music is massively popular in Notts...
Graham Jones has probably visited more record shops than anyone else on planet earth. He started working as a distributor for Proper, the largest independent music distribution company in the UK, over two decades ago. Since then he has watched his customers struggle to survive in a market of online downloads and corporate dominance. And written a book about it…
"We just had the time of our lives. Studying art here was amazing in every respect, creatively, sexually and alcoholically"
"I've always been involved in theatre, so when Hiphop culture came about I was thinking of how it would work in a theatre space"
"These things, the way they happen. These things, the way they begin"
We had a chat with Anton Newcombe of The BJTM about the real reasons he's in the band...
"All children are given crayons to doodle with and I was no different, so I can't really say exactly when I started."
"There are ideas that each of us bring in. No-one really sits down and says this is what we've got"
"I keep getting told I do stupid things with my eyeballs. I was described as `bug-eyed' by some journalist"
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