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Nottdance: Lay Me Down
Mon 09 Mar 2015Contemporary dance moves off the stage and into the streets in Florence's Peake's Lay Me Down
Nottdance: What the Body Does Not Remember
Mon 09 Mar 2015"She is dictating their every move, like a rhythmic form of torture. As she becomes more accustomed to her power, her commands quicken and get increasingly complex"
Dr. Martens and The Stranglers Giveaway
Mon 09 Mar 2015Win tickets to meet and greet some of the punk era's most prolific punk rockers, thanks to the shoes of truth
Nottdance: Lay Me Down
Mon 09 Mar 2015Contemporary dance moves off the stage and into the streets in Florence's Peake's Lay Me Down
Nottdance: What the Body Does Not Remember
Mon 09 Mar 2015"She is dictating their every move, like a rhythmic form of torture. As she becomes more accustomed to her power, her commands quicken and get increasingly complex"
Dr. Martens and The Stranglers Giveaway
Mon 09 Mar 2015Win tickets to meet and greet some of the punk era's most prolific punk rockers, thanks to the shoes of truth
International Women's Day with Corrina Rothwell
Sun 08 Mar 2015"I remortgaged my house to get my first batch of cards printed"
International Women's Day with Corrina Rothwell
Sun 08 Mar 2015"I remortgaged my house to get my first batch of cards printed"
Interview: Ferocious Dog
Fri 06 Mar 2015Few 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.
Interview: DIY Poets' Francis McMahon
Thu 05 Mar 2015"We want the public to want to read poetry and not see it as an irrelevant art form"
Nottdance 2015 Preview
Thu 05 Mar 2015Dance4’s biennial festival, Nottdance, is back this month to bring experimental dance to the heart of Nottingham. Be you a dance fan or one of the uninitiated, we’ve had a look at what you can expect from the ten-day celebration of movement…
Pleasfest: The Donald Pleasence Film Festival
Wed 04 Mar 2015You may know him as the classic Bond villain Blofeld, or maybe Dr Loomis from John Carpenter’s Halloween franchise. One of the most prolific actors in history, even if you’ve been residing under a rock you’ve probably seen Donald Pleasence on the telly or at the cinema. Joey Bell of Kino Klubb explains why three Nottingham film clubs have come together to celebrate his work with Pleasfest.
Live: The War on Drugs
Tue 03 Mar 2015"If you didn’t seem them during their UK leg of their world tour, you’ve missed out"
Live: The War on Drugs
Tue 03 Mar 2015"If you didn’t seem them during their UK leg of their world tour, you’ve missed out"
Interview: Winston Graham
Thu 26 Feb 2015Equipped 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.
Interview: Shelter Point
Fri 20 Feb 2015Shelter Point’s woozy, dreamy songs are winning over every tastemaker, from Zane Lowe to the LeftLion team. Back from a UK tour with Indiana, and with a Sony deal in the bag, we sat down with singer Liam and producer Robin to find out how it all began, what’s next, and their adventures in between…
Interview: Grey Hairs
Wed 18 Feb 2015Featuring Amy (live bass), Bod (recorded bass), Chris (guitars), Dave (drums) and James (vocals), the members of Grey Hairs all play in other Nottingham bands including Fonda 500, Fists, Kogumaza and Bus Stop Madonnas. Initially formed partly to scratch an itch that their other bands just weren’t reaching, and partly as an excuse to pop to the pub.
Ayup Duck!
Thu 12 Feb 2015Our mate Rikki Marr narrates recent Nottingham happenings in pictorial form
Gregory Woods: Dream Midnight
Thu 12 Feb 2015Nottingham Trent University's former Professor of Gay and Lesbian Studies shares a beautiful poem with us
Ayup Duck!
Thu 12 Feb 2015Our mate Rikki Marr narrates recent Nottingham happenings in pictorial form
Gregory Woods: Dream Midnight
Thu 12 Feb 2015Nottingham Trent University's former Professor of Gay and Lesbian Studies shares a beautiful poem with us
The Dilettante Society on Augusta Ada Lovelace
Mon 09 Feb 2015The daughter of Lord Byron and Annabella Milbanke bridged the gap between the art and science worlds. Two lovely ladies from The Dilettante Society tell us more...
Dreaming In Code
Sat 07 Feb 2015"Eddie Kay had chosen to portray a world without women. It’s a scary place – believe me!"
Dreaming In Code
Sat 07 Feb 2015"Eddie Kay had chosen to portray a world without women. It’s a scary place – believe me!"
Dawn of the Unread and Illiteracy in UK Kids
Thu 05 Feb 2015One year ago, on National Libraries’ Day (8 February), our Literature Editor James Walker created the graphic novel serial Dawn of the Unread with Paul Fillingham. The aim was to raise awareness about Nottingham’s literary history and warned there would be trouble if the dead went unread. Calm down, it’s only an abookalypse…
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