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Mayhem Film Festival 2014: Day One

Fri 31 Oct 2014

The tenth anniversary of the festival starts its main four days with an Astron-6 showcase and the Scottish/Irish film Let Us Prey

Mayhem 2014: Astron-6

Wed 29 Oct 2014

We caught up with Matt Kennedy, one sixth of the collective, prior to the Mayhem screenings of their short films and their feature The Editor

Mayhem 2014: 8mm Orchestra

Tue 28 Oct 2014

We caught up with 8mm Orchestra prior to their live soundtrack performance at Mayhem Film Festival.

Music Reviews: October 2014

Sat 18 Oct 2014

With Indiana, The Hip Priests, Can B, Electric Baths, Neil Ward, Cappo, Gold Codes and White Finger

Book Reviews: October 2014

Fri 10 Oct 2014

This month's review featuring Hunted by Hawks, DH Lawrence: Zombie Hunter, Influence and A Brief History of Whistling

Soul Buggin' Celebrates Ten Years

Mon 22 Sep 2014

When Beane isn’t shovelling down doner in the name of his LeftLion kebab consumer advice column, he teams up with Wrighty for Soul Buggin’, Nottingham’s premier disco and soul night. As it turns ten, the boys reminisce on how it all started, their favourite guest DJs and the punters who got a bit too into the groove on the dancefloor...

Ellie Wake: Under the Music Hall

Sat 20 Sep 2014

We spoke to the Nottingham filmmaker about her latest project, and new Indiegogo campaign, about the city's caves

Music Reviews: August - September 2014

Thu 11 Sep 2014

With 1st Blood, Joel Baker, Nadir, Flaming Fields, Lone, The Idolins, Frazer Lowrie, Mannequin and more

Nottingham Music Venue Accessibility For People In Wheelchairs

Wed 03 Sep 2014

Rob Maddison leads Spaceships Are Cool, drums for electro-funksters Yunioshi, and has a new musical project in the shape of Revenge of Calculon. A longtime performer and gig goer, he’s also been in a wheelchair since 2007. With Nottingham often being touted as having one of the UK’s best live music scenes, and with over eleven million registered disabled people in the country, we spoke to him about the accessibility of local venues and if there’s anything else that can be done to improve them...

Book Reviews August - September 2014

Wed 27 Aug 2014

Featuring conditional love, a retiring detective, a ramshackle package of poems, a literary Frankenstein, and more

All This Mayhem

Tue 12 Aug 2014

A documentary about a couple of skateboarding legends, Tas and Ben Pappas

Music Reviews: June - July 2014

Tue 24 Jun 2014

With Bru-C, Michael A Grammar, Ryan Thomas, Garton, Opie Deino, Simon Waldram, Grey Hairs, Privateers and more

Book Reviews: June - July 2014

Fri 20 Jun 2014

A corrupt detective inspector, a post-war love affair, a cub who can't sleep in the dark, and more

Musicwood

Sun 01 Jun 2014

The UK Green Film Festival is touring the country. The first film to be shown at Broadway Cinema is about the Alaskan Tongass National Forest and the guitars made out of its wood...

Neat14 Music: Joy Mumford

Wed 28 May 2014

The soulful songbird answers some questions ahead of her performance at CAST on Thursday 29 May

Neat14 Music: Haiku Salut

Tue 27 May 2014

Accordion, glockenspiel and electronics at CAST as part of Neat14 on Wednesday 28 May

Pick of the Week: 26 May - 1 June

Sun 25 May 2014

There's plenty cracking off this week to help you enjoy this summer sun

Interview: Mark Elder of The Hallé Orchestra

Fri 23 May 2014

The Hallé Orchestra are Royal Concert Hall residents, bringing their fresh take on classical music over the Pennines from Manchester, to us, for over a decade. We spoke to music director and conductor, Sir Mark Elder, about why we should all treat our ears to a different kind of performance than they might be used to…