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We put a few questions to the talented musician about his new solo career...
"After branching out from recorder club I got really into making weird and wonderful sounds and writing songs."
"I had an original Sega Master System and an Amiga 500+... I was jealous of anyone who owned a Mega Drive with Sonic..."
"By learning it the hard way we now never take anything for granted. We’ve come through it and we’ve learned a lot"
We'll be seeing some of the finest playwriting talent heading to Nottingham very soon thanks to this dandy little festival...
We've admired his work for some time now, so we put a few pressing questions to the artist behind Damn You!'s amazing artwork
Scout Niblett (aka Emma Louise Niblett) grew up in Nottingham, but moved away to America and became an international success...
"We’ve been followed around since we were eighteen. I’m forty five in August and a bit of an old fart now. I just did what most of the kids where I come from did"
Zoe Johnston spent over a decade in electronica with the likes of Above and Beyond, Bent and Delerium. We found out what she's up to now...
After a short break running paper shops, icing down knees and chatting up gormless birds in Geisha, our city’s lower division footballers prepare for another season of cloggery and huffing. We asked NFFC Blog and Martin Naylor – our regular contributors to Left Brian and Left ‘Pie-On – to give us a rundown on what a gwan on both sides of t’Trent…
Nicola Monaghan discusses her debut novel The Killing Jar, set on a Nottingham council estate...
"I like young people. The experiences from them are so positive and that is what I need. I’ve had so many experiences from younger musicians, which really keeps me alive"
"Ziggy don’t have average days! But when I’m not touring or making music I go for a run, make some cornmeal porridge, drink water, play football and watch TV"
The Market Square finally re-opens, Wollaton Hall gets a £9million facelift, Sneinton market burns down and Ken Clarke gets beefy about the new tram system
"I once did a cracking gig supporting Marilllion in a 2000 seater in Utrecht. I was excited and only seventeen at the time"
"Music for birds to fly to. Music for mothers to cry to. Music for astronauts to die to. It's something to do with space, death and music being big"
Russell Crowe announced as the new Robin Hood, police adopt smackheads, new tramline mithering, Mansfield v Notts County ends in a bore draw
"I don’t want to see the towns really. Horrible. Every town in the UK."
"We’re now the largest brewery in Nottingham, which seems just daft really"
"When I first started, sometimes audiences would sigh in disappointment if a woman walked onto the stage"
"I’m sure the big music corporations will find a way to get their money back somehow"
"It’s not a mirror image of his own life, but it is based around a period in his life when he had to make certain decisions and was faced with uncomfortable situations."
"It’s a real pleasure to be asked back to open the Market Square... everyone can come along and have a listen."
"It promotes a harmonious and peaceful society through the practice of authentic martial arts"
"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"
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