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Issue 170 | October 09 Director: Nigel Muntz Editor: Lauren Taverner Brown lauren@outofhand.co.uk Design: Adrian Howe Antony Reynolds / Dan Hayman Production: Kaspar Walker Advertising: Nigel Muntz Nick Tuckfield sales@outofhand.co.uk Cover: Cover design by Adrian Howe Contents: Illustration by TK Contributing Aldo Vanucci, Arash Torabi, Writers: Backbone, SUPERDUPERDAN, John Barker, NME, Ollie Evans, Sam Walker-Smart, Lekan Latinwo Contributing Photographers: Joakim Boren Beauty Editor: Jo Barker Special Thanks to: Vicki Barnes and the team at Paignton Zoo! Published monthly by:

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ILLUSTRATION by TK

Somerset based artist TK is currently going into the second year of a degree in Illustration at the University of Portsmouth. He’s had a mega busy summer working on projects like the Kitsun Noir desktop wallpaper project, custom designing thirty 7” record sleeves for the band Tubelord, taking part in the Travelling Moleskin project for Culture Vulture and doing an internship with Vans UK (he also squeezed in a two week European tour with his band)! He is inspired by skateboard graphics, poster art and tattoos, but draws on inspiration from everything. He admires Mike Giant, Blu, Dave the Chimp, Barry McGee, Jeremy Fish and Sanna Annukka. He’d love to make a career out of illustration one day.

See tkillustration.co.uk or email hello@tkillustration.co.uk for more.

FEATURES Cribs 10 The Men’s needs…

12 Frank Turner Poetry of the Punk

14 Tinchy Stryder Star in the hood

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NEWS

THIS MONTH WE ARE... congratulating Nige and Cindy on tying the knot in September – well done guys and here’s to a long and happy future together! This month we are also gearing up for a massive Halloween – venues across the region have gone all out to put together a whole load of spookily good nights out so keep an eye out and get your fancy dress sorted. Oh, and this month we are also mourning the festival season – it’s definitely over now that Bestival (which was totally awesome) has been and gone.

Already looking forward to next year…!

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Oxjam Bristol Oxjam festival is a festival with a difference. Taking place in cities and venues across the UK to raise funds for Oxfam, events are put on by ordinary people – so you can organise your own event for Oxjam if you think you’ve got what it takes. From large scale festivals to sponsored busking, there’s a massive range of stuff happening for this year’s Oxjam. Highlights in Bristol include Filthy Kleen’s Illegal Sounds (dubstep, electro, minimal) on 2 Oct at Motion Nightclub, and what is set to be a kicking traditional Irish Ceilidh (like a barn dance) with skittles, pool and ale on tap to be held on 24 October in the Southbank Centre in Bedminster, south Bristol. Oxjam culminates on 25 Oct with the Oxjam Takeover, when more than 2,000 musicians will fill over 150 venues in more than 20 cities across the UK in a single day to raise funds for Oxfam. In Bristol, the lineup for the Oxjam Takeover includes Kid Carpet, Boca 45, New Rhodes, The Hit Ups, Jane Taylor, Ella, The Goodness, Emily and The Whispers, The New Root, The Naturals and many more gigs in venues like The Croft, Cooler, Mr Wolfs, Junction, Start the Bus, Golden Lion and Halo. It costs £10 for a wristband which gets you into all the venues. For more info see oxjambristol.com

Meze Festival

SWN Festival

Cardiff’s massive music fest SWN takes place in venues across the city from 22 to 24 Oct. Pronounced “soon”, Swn means ‘sound’ and and the festival celebrates the new music coming in and out of Wales. The first Swn festival took place in 2007 when Radio 1 DJ Huw Stephens and promoter John Rostron decided to put on a multi venue music festival, and over 100 bands and DJs played, including The Cribs and Beirut. The festival grew in 2008 to include two days of seminars, with the likes of Rolo Tomassi and The Big Pink taking to the stage.

This year, the line up is just as impressive and includes Marina and the Diamonds, Mary Ann Hobbs, Daedalus, Johnny Foreigner, Master Shortie, and Slow Club and Teeth at a Moshi Moshi special on 24 Oct at Dempseys. Other venues hosting Swn events include Barfly and the Cardiff University Student Union. One day wristbands are £17 and three day wristbands are £45. Get yours from seetickets.com and get more info on the festival line up from swnfest.co.uk

The Meze Lounge in Newport join forces with sister venue Mojo and the Joy Collective to host the Meze:Festival this month. Initially conceived as a welcome party for Newport’s incoming student population, Meze:Festival has swelled to become a riot of noise, beats and invention, with acts plucked from all decent corners of the music making world. Head down to Market Street every night this month (except Mondays) for a range of international acts playing everything from dubstep to electro. Acts set to appear include Bloc Party (DJ set), Babyhead, Caspa, DJ Derek, Passion Pit (DJ set), Rusko and Foreign Beggars and many more. You can get a full festival ticket (gives you access to all the gigs/events for the festival all month for a bargain £50, or single tickets for each event (price varies). Check out mezefestival.co.uk for more detailed info.

THE EDGE Email news to: 247@outofhand.co.uk Get down to the Trinity Centre in Bristol on 2 October for the COOKIE EXCHANGE – all you have to do is bring a batch of cookies, all of one kind, and you have the opportunity to taste everyone elses cookies, and maybe take some home. Swap recipes and tips too. The Trinity centre is also holding a RETRO AND FLEA MARKET on 4 Oct, get more info at retrolex.co.uk GLASTONBURY tickets for the 2010 festival go on sale at 9am on Sunday 4 Oct – so even earlier than last year, you can now put down your deposit of £50 to secure your ticket (the full balance of £185 must be paid by 28 Feb 2010) to one of the largest (and best) music festivals in the world. You need to register to be able to buy tickets, see glastonburyfestivals.co.uk for more info. Glasto 2010 takes place from 23 – 27 Jun, and it will be the festival’s 40th anniversary so rumour has it the line up is going to be massive.

Bristol based drum and bass night SIGNAL celebrate their fifth birthday next month with a night at Motion Skate Park (6 Nov). With performances from Marcus Intalex & DRS, Blame, Alix Perez, El-B, Oris Jay and Brooks Brothers, this looks set to be a great birthday party across two rooms of drum and bass and dubstep and minimal techno. Tickets are £10 (more on the door), see signalbristol.com for more info.

After launching their eagerly awaited return with the release of new track ‘Warsaw’ on Radio One last month, GROOVE ARMADA return to the UK for their six date Black Light tour, which will be the first chance to hear tracks from their new album live. The tour kicks off in Bristol on 9 Oct with a gig at Motion Skate Park. Tickets are on sale now priced between £17.50 - £27.50 plus booking fee. groovearmada.com The DYLAN THOMAS FRINGE FESTIVAL brings two weeks of music, film, art and performance to venues around Swansea from 26 Oct – 8 Nov. Showcasing the best new talent in performing arts in Swansea and South Wales, as well as acts from further afield, the Fringe was established in 2005. Past Fringes have featured Rob Brydon, Ardal O’Hanlon, Jimmy Carr, and James Taylor Quartet, alongside a host of eclectic local and national performers. Big names for this year’s festival include Alistair McGowan, at the Grand Theatre on 5 Nov; The Vagina Monologues, staring Lesley Joseph and Lisa Riley, at the Grand Theatre on 2 Nov; and internationally acclaimed comedian Craig Campbell at Swansea Met’s Townhill campus on 27 October.

Local talent at the festival includes Swansea’s very own Banksy in the form of graff artist Mark Hughes, who will be unveiling a mural commissioned for the festival on 24 Oct at the launch at Noahs Yard and The Uplands Tavern.

This year’s Fringe will also include a book/record/cd fair at the National Waterfront Museum on 31 Oct, 1 Nov and on 7 and 8 Nov (get digging for those hard-to-find books and vinyl gems!) as well as performances from local bands including The Promises and a burlesque night on 3 Nov. See dylanthomasfringe.com for the full line up and ticket info!

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Dance of The Dead Shout Out Loud present Dance of the Dead at the Cardiff University Students Union on 31 October.

From 9pm to 4am, expect ghoulish guilty pleasures and spine tingling beats for a Halloween special with Mercury, Brit and Mobo award winning headliner Ms Dynamite preparing a full live show. Toddla T, MC Serocee, MJ Cole, Mickey Slim, Mumdance, Detboi, Oneman, Squire of Gothos and A1 Bassline will also be performing at what promises to be an awesome event. Fancy dress is encouraged, so get creative! There will also be break dancers, stilt walkers and live dance performances around the venue.

Tickets are just £15 from SU Box office, Catapult Records, Noodlebox - Salisbury Rd and all the usual online ticket offices.

We have one pair of tickets to give away to the Dance of the Dead. To enter the competition, go to 247magazine.co.uk and click on the Competitions tab. Competition closes 23 Oct.

Oui Big Chill Bristol Love Tour

A musical extravaganza of fabulous French acts is set to tour the UK this month as part of the launch of Oui Love, an online hub for super cool new music. The tour hits The Croft in Bristol on 7 Oct, with Fortune and Second Sex taking to the stage. Fortune (myspace. com/ilovefortune) are electro-popsters of the finest variety – you may already have heard their track ‘Bully’ on a Comet advert in the UK. Second Sex (myspace.com/ secondsex) have their own brand of rock à la The Hives (plus a gaggle of screaming girls). Tickets are available for free from myspace.com/ ouilovexchange just vote for your favourite French artist to get onto the guestlist for The Croft gig (you can also download a free Oui Love compilation here!)

The all new Big Chill bar opens on Small Street in Bristol this month with a massive launch weekend on 9 and 10 Oct. The uber popular brand behind the Big Chill festival already has a bar in London but they’re bringing the Chill to the South West with a massive line up set to put smiles on the faces of everyone in town (much like the festival itself does!). Friday 9 Oct will see performances from Western Soul, Futureboogie, Bedmo Disco and an art trail by Friend & Co. Saturday 10 Oct is Bristol Hi Fi, featuring Daddy G (Massive Attack) and Queen Bee. Look out for other great acts including DJ Derek on 17 Oct, the Tru Thoughts 10th Birthday party with Flevans/Hint on 24 Oct, and Aldo Vanucci on 30 Oct. Echoing the zombie theme of this year’s Big Chill festival, the new Big Chill bar will also be hosting an I Spit On Your Rave Halloween party, with Monsterpiece. (The DJ’s fee for this night goes directly to the TEMWA charity which helps build a sustainable future for the people of Malawi through communitybased projects, temwa.org) so get zombie-d up and stumble down to Small Street on 31 Oct! Entry to Big Chill bar is always free.

More info at bigchill.net/

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Infidelity Is Back

We know you’ll be pleased to hear that drum and bass night Infidelity is back in Bristol on Saturday 5 December to celebrate seven years in the game! Infidelity opened it’s doors for drum and bass at The Academy for the first time back in 2002 and has had major success since then, with every event having a unique vibe. With the brand taking a small break recently, there’s even more reason to put a massive event on, and to celebrate their seventh birthday, organisers have brought together a mind blowing line up that will tear up the new o2 Academy in December. There is also talk of a monthly event coming back after the December gig, and there are lots more dates booked in for big events across Bristol next year. 247 Magazine has been given a sneak preview on some of the line up but haven’t been given the full list. What we have been told so far is that you will be seeing acts including Mampi Swift, Dillinja, Grooverider, Adam F, Hazard, Brockie, Xample, Lomax, Bassline Smith, Jungle Drummer V’s Fu, UK Rocka, Skibadee, Eksman, Harry Shotta, Ic3, Evil B, Fearless, Sweetpea, Dread and apparently there’s more! That little list hasn’t even started on the dubstep or hip hop we’ve been promised, and there’s talk of extra sound systems, laser shows, dancers and merchandise giveaways too.

By the look of it, Infidelity are going all out, as always!

Propaganda Bristol

Last month, Propaganda’s first ever city centre festival went off with a bang in Bristol (see our Snapped pages for photos of you lot having an awesome time there) and they’re keeping up the momentum with a stellar line up of acts throughout the autumn including a DJ set from Radio 1’s Zane Lowe on 14 Oct. As one of the UK’s biggest indie club brands, Propaganda has nine weekly nights across the country with a monthly residency in London, and is also the official club partner of Guitar Hero (so you can play Guitar Hero to your hearts content at each night!) In Bristol, Propaganda is at Syndicate (15 Nelson St) every Wednesday, 9.30pm-4am £4/£3 NUS. Each week DJ Dan mixes the best new and classic indie alternative music in the main room, and DJ Jinx and Old Man Rich play hard alternative, rock, metal, emo, ska and punk in room two.

See thepropaganda.co.uk for special guest line up info.

New acoustic night launched

An opportunity for new underground bands to play out in Bristol launches this month at the Kings Arms on Whiteladies Rd, Bristol.

Fortnightly from the 18 Sept, ‘Live at the Kings Arms’ will showcase the best up and coming bands, it’s free entry and with drinks promo’s running on each night, it’s a no brainer…! Bands playing on the 18 Sept are The Kraize, My Friend Friday, an Dayz and other guests to be confirmed.

Support the grass roots scene, and try something different, you might like it…

Words: Arash Torabi

WITH THEIR FOURTH ALBUM ‘IGNORE THE IGNORANT’ JUST RELEASED, A NATIONAL TOUR AHEAD OF THEM AND AN ARMY OF LOYAL FANS, THE CRIBS JUST KEEP MOVING FORWARDS. THE BAND WERE ALREADY A FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH, EVEN BEFORE LEGENDARY FORMER SMITHS GUITARIST, JOHNNY MARR JOINED THEM. CRIBS DRUMMER, ROSS JARMAN CHATS TO ARASH TORABI ABOUT THE RECENT ADVENTURES OF THE BAND THAT ALSO CONSISTS OF HIS BROTHERS RYAN (VOCALS/ GUITAR) AND GARY (VOCALS/BASS).

have a bad accident. So I jumped off, fell and broke my wrist. I was told to rest for six weeks, but I ended up playing drums again after four days even though I was in a lot of pain. I took a lot of painkillers. I’ve got a weird lump on my wrist now.

Your recent material is less lo-fi than your previous work. Was that a conscious decision?

It was a natural progression really. The first album was very DIY, the second a lot less and the third album was quite pop. The new album is a lot more cinematic with a lot more depth, especially since having Johnny Marr as another guitarist.

How did Johnny Marr end up joining The Cribs?

You broke your wrist in the middle of Gary originally met him at (former recording the new album, and yet you Pavement frontman) Stephen Malkmus’ carried on. Tell us about that. house in Portland, and Johnny told him We’d been working hard for a week how much he liked the band. After that, and we had a day off, so me and Ryan I met him at Glastonbury and we hung decided to skateboard. We went up out for a bit and got on well. Then I saw this really steep hill, which looked like him again at the Q Awards and asked it would be fun on the way back. I’ve him if he wanted to write a song with us. always been bad at skateboarding, We originally booked a session for five probably because I’m so tall. Anyway, days, expecting to just write one song. the board was going faster and faster, It was so productive that we wrote four, and I thought I’d better get off before I demo’d them and carried on writing 10 |

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more for an album. Then Johnny joined us on the NME tour.

So it all just fell into place Yeah, it wasn’t planned. He wanted to be in the band, and we wanted him to be in the band. We’d written all these songs with him, and it ended up being a full time thing.

Were there any worries about Johnny’s iconic reputation casting a shadow over the band?

Not really. It kinda swings both ways, because we’re an established band: our fans are very loyal and hardcore, and they don’t like any changes in the band.

When there was a rumour going round that we were getting a new guitarist, at first they weren’t really into the idea, but when they found out it was Johnny Marr, it was like, fair enough! The fans enjoy the fact that he plays for us.

Are you into The Smiths or any of Johnny’s former work?

Oh yeah, we all listened to The Smiths when we were growing up.

Did you all like the same bands when you were growing up and who would you cite as your influences?

We were into the same stuff, and it was good for me being the younger brother: the fact that I could go across the hallway and discover all this new music. We all got really into The Beatles – our mum had all the LPs. And we got into Ramones and The Sex Pistols as well, as teenagers.

How did you get signed to Dick Green’s Wichita label?

We did a gig with Bright Eyes and Dick came to see us, wearing this really weird Hawaiian shirt. At the time Wichita was a very small label but we liked their ethics and their roster.

We’d met with a few other labels, but had a lot in common with those guys.

We’d go drinking with them and talk about music, so we ended up going with them.

Good to see the album is also out on vinyl.

Vinyl’s definitely the best format – for the artwork as well. It’s something we think about a lot, when we’re doing the artwork.

Would you say The Cribs stand out against other bands? If so, in what way?

Well yeah: we’ve been going for a while now and we’re on our fourth album. A lot of these so-called indie bands just come and go. We’ve I’m a big fan of Dick Green’s old also played all the small venues and band Biff Bang Pow! Yeah, not many people know about Biff worked our way up, building up an Bang Pow! but Gary had heard of them organic fanbase who obsess about the b-sides and every detail of the band. before we met him.

We haven’t got any casual fans, which Do you write collectively or a lot of other bands seem to have.

I like your offer of an exclusive live individually?

Another thing is that most people now disc and DVD with your new album, for We all get together in a room and just sell more digital, and we’re completely people who buy it from independent jam, and what we like, we record. And the other way. Our fans are completely shops in your various hometowns. that’s exactly what we did with this new about the physical releases.

Yes, it’s a way of giving the album, but with Johnny in the room as independent shops something well. Everybody just bounces off each they can put on their shelves, to other, and what somebody plays can The Cribs play Exeter Lemon Grove get the people in. There are a lot of really set you alight and throw you off on 6 October and Bristol Anson independent record shops that are in another direction. Gary and Ryan Rooms on 10 October. Their new struggling at the moment, and it’s a write the lyrics, being the two singers. album ‘Ignore the Ignorant’ is out real shame.

The album offer isn’t just Sometimes one of them will feel more now on Wichita Records. inspired than the other, and sometimes for Yorkshire and Lancashire: you can go online and order from those shops. thecribs.com they both share it.

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Words: Sam Walker-Smart

Former frontman of hardcore outfit Million Dead, Frank Turner has reinvented himself as the purveyor of ‘campfire punk’; now delivering angry and candid acoustic numbers that speak volumes about modern life. While songs of love, loss and drunken nights may be the staple for any singer-songwriter worth their salt, Turner throws away the folk rulebook and paints a picture of a real 21st century boy with real 21st century woes.

With debut ‘Sleep is for the Week’ and follow up ‘Love Ire & Song’ granting him a cult following, new release ‘Poetry of the Deed’ has reached the top 20 and granted U.S tours with former punk idols from his youth. Speaking exclusively from the great American highway with Sam WalkerSmart for 247 Magazine, Frank discusses the future, Bruce Springsteen, and the perils of trying to find a proper cup of tea abroad.

You have just released your third album ‘Poetry Of The Deed’ last month; do you see the album as a big step forward or a natural progression from your first two?

There’s more difference between this and Love Ire & Song than between the first two albums, certainly. I took my live band into the studio, worked with an outside producer (Alex Newport) and it was a more concentrated body of work than on previous efforts. Having said all of that, it wasn’t a massive left-hand turn or anything like that. It’s definitely down the same road as my previous solo records. I actually feel like it’s the third part of a trio in a way, and that next I might try something a little different, at least lyrically.

You recently went on tour in the US with punk legends The Offspring. Any words of advice or pearls of wisdom for a band or solo artist about to go on a big American tour?

Apart from the usual platitudes about packing enough clean clothing and the like, the main difference with American touring is the distance involved. Ten hour drives are not uncommon, and you have to play a show at the end of it. It’s survivable, but you have to get into the right mindset for a lot of driving. Beyond that, touring America is a joy, it’s such a great country and I love American people.

What creature comforts do you miss the most while on tour?

Given the amount that I tour and how long it’s been since I

wasn’t touring, I’m pretty used to this way of being. I guess I really miss cooking a meal for myself, eating out every single day gets a bit tedious (and expensive) after a while. But for the most part, I fucking love being on tour.

Is their anything in your career you would like to go back and do again?

Not really. I mean, there are things that haven’t turned out the way they were planned and so on, but on the whole things are going really well for me right now, and so I don’t think it’s worth thinking about trying to correct anything in the past.

Focus on the future and all that.

Are their any particular artists you would love to work or duet with?

Many. I’m actually talking to Beardyman about making some kind of fucked up electro pop acoustic record at the moment, which I think would be a whole load of fun. Beyond that, it’d be amazing to work with Nick Cave, but I’d probably just shit myself…

Any big plans for the near future other then gigging?

Not really. I actually want to get back in the studio soon because I have a whole trenche of acoustic fingerpicked songs that I haven’t used yet for any album, and it seems like it’d be fun to make something along the lines of Springsteen’s ‘Nebraska’. But I’m basically going to be on tour for a very long time. Which is fine with me.

You have unfortunately been shipwrecked. What would your Desert Island Disc be?

Very hard question to only pick the one! I might have to say ‘Born To Run’ by Springsteen. But that’ll change every minute or so, ha!

A hard one now to finish. Coffee? Tea? Or neither?

Being an Englishman I feel duty bound to say tea, but actually recently I’ve been drinking more coffee simply because it’s fucking impossible to get decent tea on the road outside the UK. So I have started settling for coffee. I have betrayed my culture, alas.

Frank Turner’s new album ‘Poetry of The Deed’ is out now on Xtra Mile Recordings/Epitaph Records. He plays the University of Plymouth on 24 Oct, The Lemon Grove in Exeter on 25 Oct, Bristol Anson Rooms on 26 Oct and Solus in Cardiff on 27 Oct. For more tour dates and ticket details head to frank-turner.com

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Words: Lekan Latinwo

Our roving reporter Lekan Latinwo caught up with the UK urban phenomenon that is Tinchy Stryder, to touch upon a few topics like his latest album, his UK tour (coming to Cardiff and Bristol this October), and the whole importance of being a “star in the hood.”

How did you get the name Tinchy Stryder?

It’s a nickname that I was given when I was younger cause I was the tiniest person around my area, and the name just stuck, its just one of them things.

You’ve been doing your thing as an independent artist in the urban scene for a few years now, both as a solo artist and as a member of Ruff Sqwad. How did you manage to get signed to a major label like Island/Universal records?

Basically, I was in the process of releasing my single ‘Stryderman’ independently, we did a music video for the track, and a promotional campaign, and a week before the track’s release date I got the call from Island/Universal that they saying that they wanted to sign me.

How did the whole “Star In The Hood” concept come about and develop into a marketing brand?

‘Star In The Hood’ is the title of one of my earlier albums that came out in 2006, and at the time we did a few t-shirts to help promote the album. We had a few t-shirts left over, so we used them in the ‘Stryderman’ music video, then after that the public demand for the t-shirts just went crazy, we sold so many t-shirts it’s unbelievable.

What can we expect from your latest album ‘Catch 22’?

This album is an insight into my life, it doesn’t necessarily have a concept or theme that ties it all together, but they all blend together to make a great album, and the tracks express different aspects of my life and vibes that the listeners can connect with and enjoy.

Where did the inspiration for the album title come from?

I named the album ‘Catch 22’ because of my transition from an independent artist to a major label artist. I had a lot of big decisions to make, a lot of pros and cons that I had to weigh up and also it ties in well with the fact that I just turned 22. So when you look at it, all the pieces of my life fall perfectly into place with the album being given that title.

Which producers and artists did you work with on this album?

With regard to producers, I worked with Fraser T Smith who’s done a lot of production for Kano, Craig David and N-Dubz in the past. I have also worked with Chase & Status, Frank Musik and I’ve produced a few tacks myself.

The artists I’ve worked with include a few names that the public are already familiar with, like Taio Cruz, N-Dubz and Amelle from Sugababes, as well as my original crew Ruff Sqwad, Chipmunk and an exciting new artist called Tanya Lacey who’s actually from Bristol, she features on the track ‘Spotlight’ which is one of my favourite tracks from my album.

You’re currently doing a huge UK tour with Chipmunk as your support, and you will be touching down in Cardiff and Bristol this month to do shows, so what can people expect from a Tinchy Stryder concert?

Its going to be big, with a lot of visuals that add a different element to the tracks people have heard from the album. To the people of Cardiff, Bristol and the rest of the UK you will not be disappointed, just feed off the live energy and expect the unexpected.

“Just feed off the live energy and expect the unexpected”

Tinchy Stryder will be performing at CARDIFF University student union (SOLUS) on 1 October, and O2 Academy BRISTOL on 5 October. Tinchy Stryder’s album ‘Catch 22’ is OUT NOW (on Island/ Universal) and his single ‘You’re Not Alone’ is due for release on 2 November.

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RETAIL THERAPY Zombies, witches and ghouls will love this month’s collection of thrilling goodies...

Absolut Rock Edition

From £14.99

Available from leading supermarkets Studded black leather and top quality vodka are perfect partners for this sexy new edition of Absolut Vodka.

Hangmagnet

£9.95

wonkybunny.co.uk Send your stick man to certain death at the gallows time and time again with this classic game in fridge friendly format.

Pull-in Underwear

Both £20

pull-in.com Your pants should only be scary because of what’s printed on them, not what’s inside them. Check out these super sexy skids from underpant kings, Pull-in.

Drop L Wardrobe

£59.99

wonkybunny.co.uk Designed by Julian Appelius, the Drop L Wardrobe is a steel wall mounted coathanger/bedroom accessory that will make people think that Slimer from Ghostbusters is your interior decorator.

iBuddy Devil

£19.99

amazon.co.uk This (PC only) USB gadget reacts to programmes like MSN and your email so when you get a message, it flaps it’s wings, wiggles around or flashes. With Windows Live Instant Messenger it’ll even react differently depending on the message content and emoticons used.

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FASH PACK Tiger and Horse style it up at the Zoo… Photography by Joakim Boren

Horse wears Giant Shirt by Alpinestars £55 and purple Cube t-shirt by Pull-in £30 Tiger wears Dressy dress by 55DSL £90

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Tiger wears acid yellow knit scarf by Nobis £85 and Jasper Gem dress by Insight £55 Horse wears black knit Red Mist cardigan by Fly 53 £90, Vacant yellow and black flannel shirt (available from Forty Five) £29, and Jacked Jeans by Alpinestars £80.

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Horse wears Jacked Jeans by Alpinestars £80, Sky Walker cardigan by Alpinestars £70, and Oxford Shirt

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The Bristol museum is slowly taking shape on the Bristol Harbourside, the new building has even been re-named after the one it’s replacing after consultants charged Bristol City Council £100,000 to tell them M-Shed was and still is the best name to use! Good to see our council tax is being put to good use. And whilst the contractors take their time building the damn thing, the hoardings around it provide one of the best high profile street art spots in the city. The museum commissioned Bristol’s finest to re-paint it last month, with the results below.

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ATTENTION ARTISTS: If you would like to see your pieces here, please email images to 247@outofhand.co.uk and we’ll try and Include them in a future issue. And no, we don’t want to know your real names or anything like that, please keep it strictly street only!

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Music Breaks & Beats

Rock/Indie

Jazz / Funk

Muse

The Resistance (Warner)

I shouldn’t think that, in decades to come, we’ll hold them in the same light that our ancestors held the Romantic composers of the 1800s but, by Christ, I defend Muse’s right to try. Via the twin towers of aural bombast and oral revolution, ‘The Resistance’ is the sound of War Of The Worlds disinterring the corpse of Freddie Mercury and feeding it to a wrathful Glitter Band. Thrilling and incredulous, Bellamy’s vision of transcending pop culture becomes ever less implausible.

Backbone

Tinchy Stryder Catch 22 (Island/Universal)

Tinchy has been around for a few years on the grime scene, both as a solo artist and as part of Ruff Sqwad, but ‘Catch 22’ is his first album on a major label. It features hits like ‘Take Me Back’ (ft Taio Cruz) and latest single ‘Never Leave You’ with Amelle from Sugababes. He delivers a consistent package with Fraser T.Smith on the bulk of production duties (Craig David, Kano, N-Dubz). Stand out track has to be ‘Spotlight’, featuring Bristol’s very own Tanya Lacey on the chorus, a name to definitely look out for. Tinchy has a very promising future ahead of him; this is a decent album for someone so young. Lekan Latinwo

Jon Kennedy 14

(Organik Recordings) Apart from Phil Collins, most people would struggle to name a drummer that stands out from the rest of the band. This can’t be said for producer/DJ/sticker obsessive Jon Kennedy. Previous albums on both Tru Thoughts and Grand Central have set a high standard, and thankfully he’s smashed those and then some. Still sticking to the sound we know and love of well produced and crafted beats, he’s kept moving with the times without moving so far as to alienate his massive fan base. Highlights for me are ‘Demons’ and ‘Lovesick’ but there are plenty of top tunes to choose from.

Aldo Vanucci

S.P.Y

ASBO E.P (Soul:R)

There are not many record labels that you can say are ‘buy on sight’ but when it comes to SOUL:R there’s no hesitation. Man of the moment S.P.Y supplies us with four killer tracks showing us why he’s currently one of the most talked about new producers in the D’n’B scene. Whether you like your

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Urban / Hip Hop

Dance / Electronica

Reggae / Dubstep

Drum and Bass deep, dark or experimental, this EP has it all. With support from DJ Marky, Marcus Intalex, Total Science and BBC 1Xtra’s Bailey, this is definitely one to keep at the front of your record box.

IN:SIGHT/Ollie Evans

The Young Republic Ballestesque

(End of the Road)

This Tennessee six-piece’s second album is the musical equivalent of sailing on a turbulent sea, or watching an action-packed drama with a plot that constantly twists and turns. Complex song structures are tightly delivered, subtly hinting at the band’s many influences: classical, folk, country and rock and roll – but they never stay in the same place too long to make obvious reference points. This album is a masterpiece and a potential classic, though it may not grab you on the first listen. But it’s well worth returning to it repeatedly. Arash Torabi

Drawings

Seven Deadly Sins (Self-release)

Matthew Reynolds, dear chap, will you ever be content in your muso endeavours? Hopefully not, if it means more of this genre-leaping majesty. Wrapped in a conceptual conceit, the debut mini-album from new trio, Drawings, is a reminder of how superior – and underrated – Reynolds is as a creator of emotionally full-tobursting pockets of alt. melodrama; the kind of intensely dynamic and troubled rock’n’roll that heals broken hearts. Bless. Backbone

Drum & Bass

Random

Dubstep seems to be the only thing left in dance music that really caters to creativity and experimentation. On this mix there’s dancehall reggae, techno, spoken word and some laidback styles. The DJs know when to chill and when to bang it, and the transition from one to another is smooth and almost unnoticeable. The heaviest tune for me is Jahdan Blakkamoore’s Long Road, co-remixed by Matt Shadetek. More please.

Arash Torabi

Break

Return To The Temple E.P (Shogun Audio) Here we have four absolute gems! First up is the lead track ‘Winter Sun’ and those of you expecting a ‘Break’ trademark can think again, this has nothing but warm vibes from start to finish making it the perfect track as the cold months close in. ‘Now It’s Going’ is a slice of tear-out D’n’B ready to destroy the dancefloor! Break re-visits his 2007 smasher ‘Let It Happen’ with some VIP business, turning one classic into another. Last but not least we are left with ‘After Shower’, hitting you with something a little bit different to get your skank-on! A must have for all D’n’B lovers.

IN:SIGHT/Ollie Evans

Pama International Outernational

(Rockers Revolt)

Another stunning album by the British reggae warriors who know the importance of soul. Coming like a Stax-meets-Trojan blend, Outernational is well produced, bass heavy and melodic. Sure, the presence of The Specials is strong, with Horace Panter King Tubby & Clancy on bass, Lynval Golding on guitar (and Eccles All Stars vocals on one song) and co-production Sound System from John Collins (producer of the classic International Dub LP Ghost Town). But the soulful voice of lead singer Finny, together with Sean (Pressure Sounds) Flowerdew’s (keyboards) songwriting lead Rare-as-fuck dub set produced by Clancy the way. My personal favourites: Equality & Eccles, played by The Dynamites and King Stitt and mixed by King Tubby. This album is Justice for All and Question the Answer. a real treasure, and so obscure that the only Arash Torabi copy of it in existence was found earlier this year. Opening the album is the organ-led Baroness ‘Dub Star’, which sets the scene for an Blue Record upbeat and mainly instrumental reggae set, (Relapse) with a hint of vocal here and there. ‘Kingston Dub Town’ is next, a smooth rework of the original. All the tracks were originally mixed I didn’t think it would be possible for Baroness to surpass ‘Red Album’ but, by as an album by Tubby and, it’s now been fuck, they have. Not by steering through remastered. A real corker. Arash Torabi uncharted waters but by pushing their accumulative sound to all extremes, in all DJ Rupture & directions, resulting in an astonishing opus Matt Shadetek that allows for all of their ‘70s/prog/folk/ Solar Life Raft punk/rock/sludge idiosyncrasies to thrive (The Agriculture Records) on a tidal wave of Southern metal that hairy Well-balanced dubstep DJ mix by Brooklyn Sabbath and pimply Muse fans alike will probably swoon over. Album of the year? duo who prove yet again just how many different styles you can pack into this genre. With tubular bells on.

Backbone

Reviews by Jon Kennedy and Backbone

DEMOS

They don’t do demos, JULIAN GASKELL & HIS RAGGED TROUSERED PHILANTHROPISTS. They do fully realised works of prole art that eschews the idea of clambering up the music industry ladder only to land on a snake and end up in a heap of disappointment. True to form, ‘Here The Brute Harpies Make Their Nests’ finds Gaskell and Co stepping up a gear and self-releasing an album that oozes confidence, irreverence, independence and brilliance; cementing their reputation as Tom Waits and Gogol Bordello’s defiantly Cornish bastard offspring.

Taking us into a tumbledown world of squeezeboxes, fiddles, percussive waywardness and intellectual drinking, these 14 songs will make you swell with underclass pride even if you’re a bourgeois bum, with a lyric booklet that is worth the admission fee alone. Magnificent. raggedtrouseredphilanthropists.co.uk Backbone Renowned Plymouth rapper now residing in Bristol, MILESTONE, has been setting the South West alight with his incendiary leftist wordfire for many years, via Spleen, The Cohorts, The Swamps and more. This solo venture finds the potty-mouthed, exiled Jannerchist in excellent fettle, teaming up with all manner of Westcountry beat-makers to construct an album, ‘Suicide Clutch Rap’, that should instill pride in the hearts of his friends and loathing in the bowels of his enemies. Which is just as it should be. Melding Blade’s relentless dynamic to Sage Francis’ intelligent explorations, the likes of ‘Killing The Pain’ and the awesome ‘Swamp Meat’ are snapshots of a life lived at the crossroads of hope and hate. Top drawer. myspace.com/milestonemusic145 Backbone THE STARKADDERS is an interesting name (from a book by Stella Gibbons) and an interesting little band (from East Devon). The trio, led by Rog Hunt – who has close ties with 247 reviews page regulars, Pop Noise Records – hark back to the good old days when indie-folk vignettes were pure and unassuming, and when songs strived to tell stories rather than sound egocentrically über-hip. As such, their 12-song album, ‘A Brief History Of Love And War’, feels like a bona fide, Broken Social Scene-esque, labour of love: slightly wonky, unfashionably out of step with the world, and motored by a swelling humanitarian heart. Rare treasures indeed in the Age of the Cynically Detached. myspace.com/thestarkadders Backbone Young soul upstart, STEPH NEWTON, may look like the girl next door but that never stopped Joss Stone turning into a loved (and subsequently loathed) international diva. Impressively, the 21 year-old Cornish songstress wrote, produced and played everything on her debut EP ‘Everything You Need’ – a clutch of songs that adequately showcase her woozy-bluesy soul croon, riven with pop sensibilities and a penchant for earthly longing. Opener, ‘Outta My Depth’, hints at the R&B glitz of Destiny’s Child while, elsewhere, she’s clearly paying homage to her heroes, Beverly Knight and Alicia Keys. When a little more of her own personality shines through, we could be looking at another South West, soul sister sensation. myspace.com/stephnewtonmusic Backbone

I guess it’s been a long time since any unreconstructed jazz funk dropped through the 247 letterbox. London/Reading ensemble, JUNKYARD SCIENTISTS, are here to redress the balance with the kind of groove-laden smarts that still manage to fill dance-floors to breaking point with nubile students and their gangly limbs. JS are well aware of all the funkoid tricks, but for every Sly Stone influenced nugget (‘Pullin’ On My Strings’, ‘Honeycomb’) there’s a misguided journey through the smug frug of Jamiroquai (’Fit Like A Glove’, ‘Mistress’). Pick of the bunch, ‘Domino’, benefits immensely from great backing vocals and spiky rock guitar interludes that display an understanding of soul fusion lineage. myspace.com/junkyardscientists Backbone The music on KASHA’s track Wildheart is GOD AWFUL. The “story” is also something I just don’t care about… sorry. Nice MCing. TERRIBLE subject! It’s very synthetic and could be made in Reason in about 150 seconds surely? myspace.com/vividimageryuk Jon Kennedy SOULVIBE’s track Want You Back is a little long – three minutes would have been ample. Good musicianship, nice vocals and so on, but things are sounding very Boys II Men and dated. This is nicely recorded in general, but a little lacking in soul on the instrumental side of things. myspace.com/svsoulvibe Jon Kennedy The QUEENS ENGLISH feature a piano on their track Full Limit (ft Embee of Looptroop and Mr Chips) which is pretty unusual alongside this kind of gear. Not bad at all but a little geezah geezah for me. Tight, bouncy and clean. myspace.com/queensenglish Jon Kennedy I feel that REE has added an unnecessary intro to track ‘No Time To Waste’. This is a simple song and just over three minutes should be perfect for something of this nature! I actually like the mediocre voice, it gives the track charm and it seems she’s not trying too hard, which is refreshing.

Production skills are good enough to be able to hear everything too. reverbnation.com/reemelody Jon Kennedy Dusuyorum by AK09 is not bad musically and has some interesting structure in places.

The MCing is tight enough for the record, but it sounds like a million others. I quite like the French injection though, and this is an ample production that reaches beyond a usual MC/hip hop demo. http://www.ak09.moonfruit.com/#/music/4534625957 Jon Kennedy I like the Casio keyboard drums a lot on PROFIT’s Code Of The Rogue ft Necaras. Super up-to-date sounds actually! This track features some tight MCing that’s not too aggressive, which is refreshing. Great production: this is clear, crisp and audible!myspace.com/voiceactivatedproductions Jon Kennedy

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ARTS ilms

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Words: Lauren Taverner Brown

Arts

Key:

Theatre

Comedy

1 – 10 Oct

and painting on the theme of GREEN. Shoot the Freak DJ’s will be playing on the preview night on 6 October - not to be missed!

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Cardiff

IVE

YEAR OF THE BEAR, Chapter Arts, Market Road, Canton, CF5 1QE, 029 2031 1050, chapter.org, 8pm, £10/£8/£6 This performance is full of humour, pathos, and genuine weirdness. Original live music, poetic text and peculiar physicality flow through a surreal escalation of action, perpetuality looping towards the most famous murder in Western history. The performance will take place in Chapter Arts newly reopened gallery. No shows on 4 – 6 Oct (see website for details).

11 Oct Bristol

9 – 14 Oct

THERE’S MORE TO LIFE THAN LISTS

films LUB Until 3 Oct

Cardiff

IF… HAYLEY LOCK, G39, Wyndham Arcade, Mill Lane, CF10 1FH, g39.org g39 presents the first instalment of If…, a new programme of exhibitions giving artists and curators the opportunity to show new work to a new audience. For the last year Hayley Lock has developed a number of works depicting characters from her imaginary world, fantastical figures who have evolved from childhood memories and dark longings. Hayley is using this opportunity to introduce her latest series of characters created through a new project using experimental sound as abstracted conversation, something that she has not until now exposed her audience to.

Centrespace Gallery, 6 Leonard Lane, Bristol, BS1 1EA, centrespacegallery.com.

11am – 7pm The accumulation of grocery lists displayed raises questions about the dissipate way in which we in our society live. Disintergration of kinship groups and communities is reflected in the way we acquire food and eat it: in small numbers and alone. The accumulation of To Do lists is a reflection on the obsessive nature of how we attempt to order and control our lives. Receipt mountain landscape is a 3D terrain built from 19 years of one man’s purchases.

LIVE 3 – 24 Oct

performances and film screenings artists, magicians, performers and academics will come together. Using the directional points of the compass to navigate their way across the globe, the programme will take you from a sexy French burlesque cabaret to the island of Cuba, then to the seedy depths of an American speakeasy, before arriving in the country of Lebanon. More info at compassfestival.blogspot.com

IVE CLUB Bristol

THE COMPASS OF DESIRE FESTIVAL, Trinity Centre, Trinity Road, Bristol BS2 ONW, 3ca.org.uk Enter the Compass den of desire, a world of libidinous lovin’, romantic encounters, sordid, sexy, beautiful and beastly! The theme of desire is explored through the rose-tinted corridors of nostalgia, the dizzy heights of aspiration, and the murky underbelly of the dark sides of impulse and desire. Through a series of encounters,

5 – 10 Oct

Bristol

EXPRESSIONS, Paintworks, Bath Road, BS4 3EH, 0117 971 4320, paintworksbristol.co.uk Seven days of creativity in all it’s forms – from art exhibitions, art creation, and poetry to drama and music events, all open to the public. The event is led by service users of Aspects and Milestones, in collaboration with Studio Upstairs. Aspects and Milestones Trust is a registered charity based in Bristol which provides a very wide range of health and social care services to support people with learning disabilities, mental health needs or dementia. With a strong belief in each individual’s right to lead a full and active life in their community, their services are personcentered, helping all to achieve the lifestyle they choose. aspectsandmilestones.org.uk

IVE LIVE 3 – 7 Oct

YOU ARE THE MEASURE

Centrespace Gallery, 6 Leonard Lane, Bristol, BS1 1EA, centrespacegallery.com “Here is what we have to offer you in its most elaborate form – confusion guided by a clear sense of purpose.” Seven artists work outwards from their drawings.

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Dance

5 – 31 Oct

Bristol

THEMLOT COLLECTIVE, Tobacco Factory Theatre, Raleigh Road, Southville, BS3 1TF, 0117 902 0344, tobaccofactorytheatre.com Art collective THEMLOT presents a variety of artworks including sculpture, illustration

THE MIDCENTURY SHOW, Paintworks, Bath Road, BS4 3EH, 0117 971 4320, paintworksbristol. co.uk, 10am – 4pm, £5 (under 14s go free) Modern Shows (the London curators of Kids.Modern and Midcentury.Modern), in association with Elle Decoration, bring the exciting vintage show to the South West for the very first time. Exhibitors will be dealing in everything from the 40s to the late 70s, so expect to find highly desirable design classics, from lighting to ceramics. modernshows.com

14 – 25 Oct Bristol

RUM & VODKA, The Brewery, Tobacco Factory Theatre, Raleigh Road, Southville, BS3 1TF, 0117 902 0344, tobaccofactorytheatre. com, 8.15pm, £9/£7 “We sank four pints each and I knew the weekend was going to be bananas.” Rum & Vodka is the tale of one man’s voyage through drink and despair in Dublin. After losing his job and being chased from a supermarket by his screaming wife, our hero embarks on a journey to cure his life. One of the earliest works from Conor McPherson (The Weir, The Seafarer), this comic and touching show plays at The Brewery as part of a national tour.

Until 18 Oct Bristol

ZAMBEZI EXPRESS, Big Top Theatre, Durdham Downs, zambeziexpress.co.uk, 0113 2602 444, various times, £10 - £25 An extraordinary, pulsating new musical show which has its roots in the heart of Africa, which strangely grew to maturity beside a cave complex in the depths of the Somerset hills, and which now heads out on a regional tour. With pounding, multilayered African beats and powerful acapella vocals, and a wildly dynamic, 30-strong company which throws heart and soul into a dizzyingly high energy succession of jumping, jiving, acrobatic dance numbers, the show tells the story of a boy named Zilli, born in the slums of a mining township in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, as he journeys to fulfil a footballing dream in the big city. As he battles against the dangers of the big city, and seeks to carve out a future as a football star, he becomes embroiled in a desperate ancestral fight. It’s 90 minutes of edge-of-the-seat action from kick off to final whistle, which reaches a triumphant resolution with only seconds to spare.

24 - 27 Oct

Events Bristol

PUSHING PROCESS, Centrespace Gallery, 6 Leonard Lane, BS1 1EA, centrespacegallery. com, 11am – 5pm Three artists show a diverse and exciting display of works and mediums, varying from miniature sculptural worlds, to questioning where and how a painting begins and ends and moving away from the traditional wall into the sculptural realm.

21 - 24 Oct Bristol

TEMPORARY AUTONOMOUS ARTS (TAA), venue TBC (call infoline on 07551221090 to find out where the event is from 21 Oct), bristolinsurgentart.co.uk Run by Bristol Insurgent Artists, this exhibition is open to anyone who wants to contribute. Whether it’s putting up art, putting on a workshop or showing a film, you can get involved. Established artists from Bristol and the UK are already involved. TAAs seek to act as autonomous, community based and non-hierarchicaly run exhibition spaces, which seek to offer to the public a visible alternative to the commercialised, often opressive, environment of the mainstream art world.

25 Oct Bristol

PETER’S FRIENDS, Tobacco Factory Theatre, Raleigh Road, Southville, BS3 1TF, 0117 902 0344, tobaccofactorytheatre.com, 8pm, £10/£8 The award-winning “secret star” of the contemporary magic scene (and allegedly Derren Brown’s favourite musican), Peter Clifford, brings together the elite of magical talent for a mind-melting, jaw-dropping show. He will present two acts to amaze you – mentalism, gambling cons, street magic or bamboozling outright trickery – whatever you witness you will leave with a feeling of uplifted astonishment.

22 – 24 Oct SWN FESTIVAL

Chapter Arts, Market Road, Canton, Cardiff, CF5 1QE, 029 2031 1050, chapter.org, £17 (one day wristband)/£45 (three day wristband) Get ready for three days of live entertainment as Chapter Arts takes part in Swn Festival, Cardiff’s citywide celebration of new music. On 22 Oct, the Radio 1 Introducing show will broadcast from the building with performances from Marina and the Diamonds, Martin Carr, Son Capson and more. Friday 23 Oct sees Chapter regulars Peppermintpatti co-curate a mix of new and beguiling music. Then on 24 Oct Saturday Loose host an all day musical extravaganza with sets from Broken Family Band, Leisure Society, Lucky Soul and Tim and Sam’s Tim and Sam Band with Tim and Sam.

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All About Anna (18)

4 Oct: The Cube Microplex,

Bristol, 0117 907 4190, microplex.cubecinema Dir: Jessica Nilsson, starring Gry Bay, Mark Stevens and Eileen Daly. 2005/Denmark/92 mins This film is made around director Lars Von Trier’s manifesto which states that: “Women like watching erotic or pornographic films if the presentation turns them on rather than off.” The director of this film Jessica Nilsson followed the manifesto’s guidelines to make this film, mixing features of a standard entertainment movie with explicit adult contents, avoiding the stereotypical repertoire of an adult film and its male erotic overtones.

All About Anna unfolds to be a story about a young woman and her personal development, it resembles at times a comedy, contains lots of sexual adventure and an intriguing insight into a new film making ideal.

Black Rain (PG)

Words: John Barker

An extraordinary film recording the horrors of the holocaust. Lanzmann spent eleven years spanning the globe for surviving eyewitnesses of the Final Solution. Without dramatic enactment or archival footage, but with harrowing testimonies extracted with patience, sometimes with tenacity, Shoah explores the extermination step-bystep. It is an immensely disturbing,

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even shattering experience, yet in its solemnity and beauty there are few works of film which leave one with such a deep appreciation for the preciousness and meaning of life.

Sleep Furiously (U)

30 Oct: Bridgewater Arts

LIVE

Centre, 01278 422700, bridgwaterartscentre.co.uk

film CLUB Times and Winds (15)

Nosferatu Vs The Shrine Synchro System (U)

31 Oct: Arnolfini, Bristol, 0117 9172300, arnolfini.org.uk Dir. F.W.Murnau, starring Max Schreck and Gustav von Wangenheim.

1922/Germany/82 mins This clash and embrace of urban/ African music and the gloomy expressionism of the original vampire flick Nosferatu should be a Halloween delight. The Shrine Synchro System tweak the turntables while director FW Murnau’s black and white classic provide the visual stimulus. The film has had such a huge impact on the horror genre that it would be unforgivable to miss this, and also it should make for an interesting alternative to all the fancy dress and pumpkins clichés.

Shoah (PG)

10 Oct: Arnolfini, Bristol, 0117

9172300, arnolfini.org.uk Dir. Claude Lanzmann, starring Simon Srebnik and Michael Podchlebnik. 1985/ France/630 mins (includes three intervals)

17 Oct: Bridgewater Arts

17 Oct:Arnolfini, Bristol, 0117

9172300, arnolfini.org.uk Dir. Shohei Imamura, starring Harold Agnew and Dr. Shuntaro Hida. 1989/Japan/123 mins Director Imamura’s deeply affecting study of the uncalculated tragedy of nuclear holocaust, focuses on a couple trying to marry off their niece after Hiroshima. In contrast to Imamura’s usual subversively showy cinematic style, this is a restrained and muted masterpiece of dignity . Its carefully composed in monochrome reminding but the experience is nothing but colourful

Dir: Gideon Koppel, starring Gideon Koppel. 2008/UK/94 mins Stunning beauty and bitter realities mix in this delicate documentary by Gideon Koppel. It’s a cinematic loveletter to Trefeurig, the Welsh farming community in Ceredigion where he grew up, and where his parents found refuge from Nazi Germany during the Second World War. Koppel’s film takes as its starting point the closure of the local school, a definitive, calamitous loss for a place where shops and bus services have already vanished. Yet the movie pays tribute to the grit of a people who may yet revive their economy.

Released: 23 Oct

FANTASTIC MR. FOX (TBC)

Dir: Wes Anderson, starring George Clooney, Bill Murray and Meryl Streep. 2009/US/TBC On a farm lives a Badger, a Rabbit, a Weasel, their families and Mr. Fox. To make ends meet, every night, Mr. Fox steals a meal from one of the three crooked farmers-Boggis, a chicken farmer, Bunce, who has a little bit of everything but only eats duck liver, and Bean, who farms turkeys and apples and subsists solely on apple cider.

After one to many chickens go missing, the greedy farmers band together to end Mr. Fox. Those who read the Roahl Dahl novel will be pleasantly surprised with Wes Anderson’s take on the kids tale and his trade-mark quirky humour.

Centre, 01278 422700, bridgwaterartscentre.co.uk Dir: Reha Erdem, starring Ali Bey Kayali and Elit Iscan 2006/Turkey/111 mins A 12 year old called Omer spends his days dreaming-up ways to kill his Iman father; while Yakup is infatuated with the local schoolteacher, and Yildiz is given the task of babysitting her baby brother. It’s about three children and their families, the rigours and beauties of the austere landscape, the pleasures and agonies of childhood, and the inevitability of growing-up.

Its the 4th film from Turkish writer/ director Reha Erdem is an absorbing portrait of a Turkish mountain village and it’s Muslim inhabitants.

LIV

LIVE CLU CLUB Released 9th October: Shutter Island (TBC)

Released: 30 Oct ZOMBIELAND (18) )

Dir: Ruben Fleischer, starring Amber Heard, Emma Stone and Abigail Breslin. 2009/US/TBC Horror comedy Zombieland focuses on two men who have found a way to survive a world overrun by zombies. Columbus is a big coward, but when you’re afraid of being eaten by zombies, fear can keep you alive. Tallahassee is an AK-toting, zombieslaying bad ass whose single determination is to get the last Twinkie on earth. As they join forces with Wichita and Little Rock, who have also found unique ways to survive the zombie mayhem, they will have to determine which is worse: relying on each other or succumbing to the zombies.

Dir: Martin Scorsese, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo and Ben Kingsley.

2009/US/148 mins It’s 1954, and up-and-coming U.S. marshal Teddy Daniels (DiCaprio) is assigned to investigate the disappearance of a patient from Boston’s Shutter Island Ashecliffe Hospital. He’s been pushing for an assignment on the island for personal reasons, but before long he wonders whether he hasn’t been brought there as part of a twisted plot by hospital doctors whose radical treatments range from unethical to illegal to downright sinister. As a hurricane cuts off communication with the mainland, more dangerous criminals escape in the confusion, and the puzzling, improbable clues multiply, Teddy begins to doubt everything - his memory, his partner, even his own sanity. Director Martin Scorsese teams up with Leonardo DiCaprio for their fourth film on the trot, and this could be their finest collaboration yet.

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LIVE IVE Yourself. LATER – DJ Fat Si ENTER SHIKARI. 02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. £16adv.

Bristol Cardiff myspace.com/entershikari THE BLACK SEEDS. Fiddlers, FLOOD OF RED. Barfly.

SONIC BOOM SIX. The Cooler.

Willway St. 8pm - 12 am.

Kingsway.

CF10 3FD. £8.50. myspace.com/sonicboomsix + £10adv + booking fee. Support: 7.30pm. £6 The Skints - myspace.com/theskintsuk Futureboogie DJs + Gecko - myspace.com/gecko .

BROWN NOTE 7. Mr Wolfs.

OUI LOVE TOUR. The Croft.

33 St Stephens Street. BS1.

117 – 119 Stokes Croft. Fortune 8.00pm -£3.00. All star line up of - myspace.com/ilovefortune + Second Bristol Bristol’s busiest musicians gather to Cwmparc Sex - myspace.com/secondsex + SONGSMITH. Mr Wolfs. 33 St freestyle live on stage. Super heavy, RHYS MORGAN. Parc Hall. Parc Stephens Street. BS1. 8.00pmNelson - myspace.com/nelsonrock double bass driven, street funk, hiphop, Road Treorchy Rhondda Cynon Free. A selection of bands playing a + Kid Bombardos - myspace.com/ breaks, DnB featuring very special guests Taff CF42 6LD. £5adv. myspace. kidbombardos variety of folk and acoustic.

With – Libs and Dj’s. com/rhysmorganmusic PHANTON QUARTET. The and the Butterfly/Ross Edwards/Alice JAMIE T. 02 Academy. Frogmore Louisiana.

Bathurst Terrace, Shaw. LATER – Dj Norbert Thunderclap Street. £15adv. myspace.com/ Yeovil TINCHY STRYDER. 02 Academy. BS1 6UA. 4adv. myspace.com/ jamietwimbledon FLOOD OF RED. Orange Box. phantonquartet + The Switch + The Frogmore Street. £11adv.

HEARTBREAKER. Start The Tabernacle Lane, South Street. myspace.com/tinchystryder + Chipmunk Fyxx Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1.

7.30pm. £6.

- myspace.com/chipmunkartist 20.00 - 03.00. £3/£2. Casiokids Cardiff UNDERGROUND HEROES. The – Live + The Pangs – Live + Tim VARSITY DRAG. Clwb Ifor Bach.

Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft.

Sensation +Zoe Anne + Matt A 11 Womanby Street, CF10 1BR. £5. myspace.com/undergroundheroes BELLINI. The Croft. 117-119 Bristol £5 / 7pm. myspace.com/varsitydrag + + We Start Partys myspace.com/ Stokes Croft. £6.50. myspace.com/ The Magnificent + Bedford Falls westartpartys + Road to Recovery bellini + The Wailingest Cats - myspace. GENTLEMANS DUB CLUB _ MABON. The Globe. 125 Albany KING PORTER STOMP .

Fiddlers. com/thewailingestcats + Fringes Cardiff Road. 7.30pm. £10. mabon.org/ Willway St. BS3 4BG. £8.00 ADV myspace.com/fringesband + Magic THE BRAZEN. Mr Wolfs. 33 St BILLY WALTON. The Globe. 125 site/main.html Ghost - myspace.com/jtmgmuzak Stephens Street. BS1. 8.00pm - Albany road. 7.30pm. £9adv £3.00-£3.50. myspace.com/thebrazen. / £11.

Cardiff The Locarnos - myspace.com/ SWN presents ZU. Clwb Ifor Bristol Bach. 11 Womanby Street, CF10 thelocarnos LATER – Dj Ewan Hoozami.

1BR. £6.50. 7.30pm. myspace.com/ THE TELESCOPES. The Croft.

RUMOUR CONTROL. Mr Wolfs.

117-119 Stokes Croft. £5.

Bristol 33 St Stephens Street. BS1. zuband + Zail myspace.com/thetelescopes + The 8.00pm-£3.00. LATER – Dj Jason TINCHY STRYDER. Cardiff Solus. + PROJECT 13. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Fauns - myspace.com/thefauns + Light Jones & Dj Faction Chipmunk Stephens Street. BS1. 8.00pmOf Words - myspace.com/lightofwords TOMMY REILLY. 02 Academy.

MUTTYWANGO PARTY free entry. Hip Hop, Funk, Dubstep, + Presents For Sally PRESENTS JOE DRISCOLL. Frogmore Street. £7adv. myspace.

Hosted by Chalk Mc - serious Hip Hop WAVE MACHINES. The The globe. 125 Albany Road. com/tommyreillymusic + Roddy Hart with the journey men, P13 team, Dj Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace.

7.30pm. £4. myspace.com/roddyhart Nolder & more. Funk from Sister Twist, LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO. BS1 6UA. £8adv. myspace.com/ HEARTBREAKER. Start The Dubstep with Dj N.A. till late. mywavemachine Wales’s millennium Centre.

Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1.

COUGAR. Start the Bus. 7 9 myspace.com/mambazo £3/£2/£1. 20.00 - 03.00 Kid Carpet – Baldwin Street. BS1 1RU. £5.

Cardiff Live + Robot Disaster - Live myspace.com/cougarsound + Oh STEREOPHONICS. Cardiff SHAKOOM PRESENTS AKIL Jupiter - Live. The Crisis Project - Live Castle. myspace.com/ THE MC (JURASSIC 5). The HORFIELD CARDINAL stereophonics.

Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. £5.

ASSAULT. The Croft. 117-119 BOMBAY CYCLE CLUB. Clwb Bath NME RADAR TOUR. The Thekla.

Stokes Croft. £4. + Clayton Blizzard Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street, BEN TAYLOR. The Chapel The Grove. BS1 4RB. 6.30 p.m. myspace.com/claytonblizzard CF10 1BR. 7:30pm. £8.50/£9.50 Arts Centre. 7.30pm. myspace.

- 10.00 p.m. £9.50 adv. Golden DAN MICHAELSON AND THE myspace.com/bombaybicycleclub com/bentaylorofficial + Roddy Hart COASTGUARDS. The Louisiana. Silvers - myspace.com/thegoldensilvers. myspace.com/roddyhart Marina & The Diamonds - myspace.com/ Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA. Wellington marinaandthediamonds + Local Natives ANGUS PLAYING THE HITS OF £6adv.

Bristol - myspace.com/localnatives AC/DC. The Vintage.

24 Fore THE KING BLUES. Fiddlers.

Cardiff Yes Giantess - myspace.com/ Street, TA21 8AQ. Free. 9pm Willway St. BS3 4BG. £8.50.

WHITE BELT YELLOW TAG. yesgiantess 12pm. Angus play the Vintage for the myspace.com/thekingblues Barfly. Kingsway. CF10. myspace.

MELLOW STAR. Mr Wolfs. 33 St first time.

Cardiff com/whitebeltyellowtag Stephens Street. BS1. 8.00pm SWN Present FANFARLO. Clwb RUBY TUESDAYS ACOUSTIC £3.00-£3.50. + Orange Trio Band + SHOWCASE SPECIAL feat BEN Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street.

Sungroove Messengers LATER-Dj Mako TAYLOR. The Globe. 125 Albany CF10. 7:30pm | £7/£9. myspace.

Bristol & the Hawk/ com/fanfarlo + First Aid Kit - myspace.

Road. 7.30pm. £9adv / £11.

RICHARD HAWLEY. Bristol DJ Carter com/thisisfirstaidkit + Connan Mockasin PAOLO NUTINI. Wales Hippodrome. St Augustine’s DANIEL MERRIWEATHER. 02 - myspace.com/connanmockasin Millennium Centre. Bute Place Parade. 7pm.

Academy. Frogmore Street.

DAN MICHAELSON AND THE CF10. 7.30pm. myspace.com/ ALT VAULT. Mr Wolfs. 33 St 6.30pm – 10pm. £13.50adv.

COASTGUARDS. Clwb Ifor paolonutini Stephens Street. BS1. 8.00pmmyspace.com/danielmerriweather Bach. 11 Womanby Street.

Free. New to Mr Wolf’s! Noise THE GOODNESS. The Croft.

CF10. £5 / 7.30pm 117-119 Stokes Croft. £4. + The Workshop- featuring live electronic GROWN UP RECORDS improvised performance. With - Dj Fuel + Midnas Reach SHOWCASE Feat DANIELLE Bristol Tendraw/Color of the Sun/Clayton THE MOLES. The Louisiana.

NICHOLLS. The Globe. 125 JAMES McMURTY. Fiddlers.

Blizzard Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA £5.

Albany Road. 7.30pm.

Willway St. BS3 4BG. £15 ADV BOMBAY CYCLE CLUB. 02 + Zammo DEADMAU5, Cardiff University MR WOLF’S JAM SESSIONS. Academy. Frogmore Street.

Great hall.

Mr Wolfs.

33 St Stephens Street.

Cardiff BS1. 7pm. £8.50. myspace.com/ BS1. 8.00pm-free. With -Sickwax / KATE WALSH. Clwb Ifor Bach. bombaybicycleclub Son Of Robot Hosted by Kush/Make 11 Womanby Street, CF10 A DAY AT THE RACES. The

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1BR. £10 / 7.30pm. myspace.com/ katewalsh + Mick Flannery - myspace. com/mickflannery THE MINIATURE MUSIC PRESS MAGAZINE LAUNCH. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street, CF10 1B. £5 / 8pm. The Method + Lucky Delucci WISHBONE ASH. The Globe.

125 Albany road. 7.30pm. £16adv/£18.

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Bristol

BAT FOR LASHES. Colston Hall.

7pm, £17adv.

JOHNNY DICKINSON. Colston Hall: Hall 2. 8pm. £10adv. myspace.com/jonallenmusic + Support.

RICHIE KOTZEN. Fiddlers.

Willway St. BS3 4BG. £15 adv GROOVE ARMADA. Motion Skate Park. BS2. myspace.com/ groovearmada SONGSMITH FESTIVAL. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street.

BS1. 7.00pm-£5. This year BARSS Fest has morphed into SongSmith festival and moved to Bristol city centre.

Featuring 5 singer/songwriter acts-Songs of Katrina, Julie Daske, L-Mo, Laienda and Fatty Boombastic, plus free admission to the after party. LATER – Dj Fat Si/DJ 16.33. Tickets available advance, The Bristol Ticket Shop.

RZA – TAO of WU Tour. 02 Academy. Frogmore Street. £18adv.

THE HEADS. The Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. £7 RICHIE KOTZEN. The Fiddlers.

Willway Street BS3. myspace.com/ richiekotzen IRON FIST II PRESENT: RIOT:NOISE (ep launch). The Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace, BS1 6UA. £5adv.

Cardiff

THE SLITS. SWN. Clwb Ifor Bach, Womanby St. 7.30pm. £12 adv / £14 door. myspace.com/ theslits + Wet Dog - myspace.com/ wetdogthebest TRESPASSERS WILLIAM. Clwb Ifor Bach, Womanby St. 7:30pm. £6/£7. myspace.com/trespasserswilliam + Glissando - myspace.com/glissando HARVEST. The Globe. 125 Albany Road.

com/suzycondrad + Messy Subjects - myspace.com/messysubjects JUMPING JOINT FESTIVAL. The Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace, BS1 6UA.

slot at Mr Wolfs bringing you live Graffiti, Hip Hop, Dubstep, B-Boys, clothing giveaways and much more! Also free shot on the door before 12.

SKINDRED. 02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. £12.50adv.

Frome myspace.com/skindred + Dead by April WALTER TROUT & THE - myspace.com/dbaswe + Karnivool RADICALS. The Cheese & Grain. myspace.com/karnivool Market Yard, BA11 1BE. £14 THE DRELLAS. The Cooler. 48 advance £16 doors.

Park Street. £5. (ft Tommy Scott singer of Space) myspace.com/thedrellas + The Dead Class - myspace.com/ thedeadclass + Los Conios - myspace. com/losconios Bristol DALEK. The Croft. 117-119 ZION TRAIN. Bristol Bierkeller.

Stokes Croft. £7.50. myspace.com/ All Saints St, BS1 2NA. £8 adv, dalek + Charles Haywood + Action Beat £10 on door. 7.30 pm - 12.00 - myspace.com/actionbeat pm. The Dub/Dance pioneers return to Bristol, touring with a remixed version Cardiff of their reggae Grammy winning album EVERYTHING EVERYTHING. Live as One. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby SUNDAY SESSIONS. Mr Wolfs.

Street. £6 / 7.30pm. myspace.com/ 33 St Stephens Street. BS1. everythingeverythinguk 8.00pm-Free. With the Funky Freedom GO-X. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 crew - Dj Papamoomin & Little Bo Womanby Street. £5 / 7.30pm.

Selecta. Spinning retro dance beats to The Miasma Theory - myspace.com/ keep the dancefloor moving & shaking themiasmatheory + Her Game Is till late.

Over - myspace.com/hergameisover POST MORTEM PROMISES. + Kid Keep Dancing - myspace.com/ The Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. kidkeepdancing myspace.com/postmortempromises RUBY TUESDAYS ACOUSTIC JUMPING JOINT FESTIVAL. SHOWCASE SPECIAL FEAT The Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace, TOMMY REILY. The Globe. 125 BS1 6UA. Albany Road. 7.30pm £8.

7.30pm.

Thu.15 Bristol

DRAWN RECORDINGS. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street.

8.00pm £3.00. Featuring: 3 of the city’s best and most innovative live acts interspersed with DJs and accompanied by live visuals. LATER – Dj Matt Hampshire GO:AUDIO. 02 Academy. £10.50adv. myspace.com/ goaudioband + ATTACK! ATTACK! and Twenty Twenty. myspace.com/ goaudioband HEARTBREAKER. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1. £3/£2/£1. 20.00 - 03.00. Soft Toy Emergency. Local support tbc EXAMPLE. The Cooler. 48 Park Street. BS1. £7adv + support tbc MAYBESHEWILL. The Croft.

117-119 Stokes Croft. £6. myspace.com/maybeshewont + Cats Cats Cats - myspace.com/ catsandcatsandcats TWISTED AND SPECIAL GUESTS. The Fleece. 12 St. Thomas St. BS1 6JJ. £4. 8pm Following the release of their new EP, TWISTED and special guests will be playing at The Fleece in Bristol.

THIS IS MY NORMAL STATE. DETACHMENTS. The Louisiana.

Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA. £4.

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OXJAM PRESENTS. Clwb Ifor Bach, Womanby St. £8 / 5pm. Racehorses - myspace.com/ racehorsesmusic + Tiger Please myspace.com/tigerplease + Stop Motion Men - myspace.com/stopmotionmen + Jen Jeniro - myspace.com/jenjeniro + Vinyl Vendettas

Swindon

RICHIE KOTZEN. The 12 Bar. 179 Westcott Place. SN1 5HT. myspace.com/richiekotzen

MICACHU & THE SHAPES. Fiddlers. Willway St. BS3 4BG. £7.50 + The Invisible Ceredigion Mr Wolf’s Jam Sessions. Mr MABON. Bath House Road, Bristol Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street.

Cardigan. 7.30pm. £12 (£10 THE TWANG. Bristol Bierkeller.

8.00pm-Free. Open Mic – welcoming concessions). myspace.com/ All Saints St. BS1 2NA. £12.50. all wandering minstrels to the stage! With mabonband myspace.com/thetwang -The Bohemian Embassy/Trailer Park.

SONGSMITH. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Hosted by Kush/Make Yourself. LATER Cwmparc Stephens Street 8.00pm –Free. A – Dj Chazzy J CERI DUPREE. Parc Hall. Parc selection of bands playing a variety of folk BASSHUNTER. 02 Academy.

Road Treorchy Rhondda Cynon and acoustic. With – Frogmore Street. £21.50adv.

Taff CF42 6LD. £10 Advance.

Good Things Happen In Bad Towns/ myspace.com/basshunterdance www.ceridupree.com/ceri/ Mark Darkside/Lee Mitchell. LATER – Dj URBAN CRAKFITTERS. Start the Taunton Rossatron Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1.

EVERYTHING EVERYTHING. £3/£2. 21.00 - 01.00. Live Acts & ANGUS PLAYING THE HITS Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin OF AC/DC. The Westgate, 1 Dj’s to be confirmed Street, BS1. £2.

20.00 03.00 .

Westgate Street, Shuttern, TA1 DUBLOADED (ft Distance). The myspace.com/everythingeverythinguk 4EX. Free. 9pm - 12pm.

Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. £4. + Findo Gask + Jakes – Hosted by MC Sgt Pokes powered by High Pressure Soundsystem Cardiff THE ANSWERING MACHINE. WALTER TROUT. 125 Albany The Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace.

Road. 7.30pm. £16adv / £18.

Bristol BS1 6UA. £6adv. myspace.com/ JOUIS. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Iconic Bluesman & The Radicals + theansweringmachine Street. BS1. 8.00pm-£3.00-£3.50. Kadesha Dirja NERINA PALLOT. The Trinity myspace.com/jouis + Ipso-facto. LATER Centre. £15. 7pm. myspace.com/ – Dj Vallee/Dj Matt Hampshire nerinapallot LETHAL BIZZLE. 02 Academy.

Cardiff Frogmore Street. £8adv. myspace.

Bristol ELVISSTOLEMYCAR & SH com/lethalbizzlemusic WEAPON OF CHOICE. Mr Promotions present SENSER + SUZI CONDRAD. The Croft. 117Wolfs.

33 St Stephens Street DEAD RESIDENTS. The Globe.

119 Stokes Croft. £5. myspace.

8.00pm £3.00. Return to their monthly 125 Albany Road. £12adv / £14.

Mon.12

Sat.10

Tue.13

THE ZOMBIES. The Globe. 125 Albany Road. 7.30pm. £15adv / £17.

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Fri.16

Bristol

NOISETTES. Anson Rooms.

Queens Road. BS8. myspace.com/ noisettesuk Boy.com - BOY COMMUNICATION. Mr Wolfs.

33 St Stephens Street. 8.00pm £3.00-£3.50. myspace.com/boycom LATER – Dj Dad PINEAPPLE THIEF. The Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA. myspace.com/thepineapplethief JOE & GINUWINE. 02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. £22.50 / £24.50

Glastonbury

MARTIN WELLER. King Arthur.

31-33 Benedict Street, BA6 9NB. 9pm – 11pm

Yeovil

GO: AUDIO. Westlands. £10.50. myspace.com/goaudioband + ATTACK! ATTACK! and Twenty Twenty

Sat.17 Bristol

HOOCHIE MAMA. Mr Wolfs.

33 St Stephens Street. 8.00pm - £3.00-£3.50. myspace.com/ hoochiemama008 + A Stranger magazine | 29

LIVE in Moscow – myspace.com/ astrangerinmoscow + The other Tribe – myspace.com/wearetheothertribe LATER – Rat-A-Tat-Dj’s THE BRRAP PACK TOUR. 02 Academy. Frogmore Street. £11.

Featuring: Chipmunk, Ironik, Master Shortie, Mpho, Tinie Tempah, Mz Bratt, Gracious K, Mclean & Aggro Santos.

FEAR OF FICTION FESTIVAL. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1. £3 ADV tickets available from Bristol Ticket shop (Ticket gets you free entry to We Like To Party Afterparty) 14.00 - 22.00.

Medallist + Aged Yummy + On Off Switch + Monsters Build Mean Robots +Countryside + Kill Cassidy + Emphatica + Call the Doctor + Roxys Wardrobe.

THEMSELVES. The Croft. 117119 Stokes Croft. £7.50. myspace. com/themselves

SONGSMITH. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street. 8.00pm – free.

A selection of bands playing a variety of folk and acoustic. With-Emily Adams/ Dan Clews/Simeon. LATER-Dj Matt Hampshire CALVIN HARRIS. 02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. £14adv. myspace.com/calvinharristv TUBELORD. The Louisiana.

Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA. £7

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HIGHER LEARNING + ASSOCIATED MINDS + MUTTY WANGO PARTY presents...

KYZA. The Globe. 125 Albany Road. Dubbledge + Metabeats + Beatbox Fozzy + Chrome Kids.

Bristol

I LIKE TRAINS. Bristol Cooler.

48 Park St. BS1 5JG. myspace. com/iliketrains + Swimming - myspace. com/swimmingband OLE VYBZ! Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street. 8.00pm –£3.00.

A regular Spanish party night with - EL PATO BAND a Bristol based 5-7 piece band whose music spans a multiplicity of genres and styles. A mixture of Spanish, Senegalese, Zimbabwean & European music’s, integrating punk, ska & dub influences. LATER - Dj YOSAHN SELECTA – mixing up flamenco, rock, salsa, hip hop and good vibes party music till the early hrs! Also Tapas & Sangria BLOC PARTY. 02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. Sold Out. MALORY. The Louisiana.

Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA.

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Thu.22 Bristol

KUSH NIGHTS. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street. 8.00pm-£3.00.

Kush Live involves a lively, upbeat feel and is focussed around Bands, DJs and plenty of dancing. With live music from Thread. LATER – Dj Norbert Thunderclap SAVING AIMEE. 02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. £6adv. myspace. com/savingaimee HEARTBREAKER. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1. £3/£2/£1. 20.00 - 03.00. Hecuba + Local Act To Be Confirmed THE KABEEDIES. The Croft.

117-119 Stokes Croft. £6. myspace.com/thekabeedies

Bridgwater

ADRIAN EDMONDSON & the BAD SHEPHERDS. The Palace, Bridgwater. Plus support from Ella Edmondson.

Cardiff

AMON AMARTH. Cardiff Solus. £15.50. 7pm. myspace.com/ amonamarth + Entombed - myspace.

Cwmparc com/serpentsaints + Evile - myspace.

STAN WEBB’S CHICKEN com/evileuk SHACK. Parc Hall. Parc Road SWN FESTIVAL: UNICORN KID. Treorchy Rhondda Cynon Taff Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby CF42 6LD. £13 Advance, £15 Street. 7pm. Drums of Death Door. www.stanwebb.co.uk/ myspace.com/drumsofdeath4eva Cardiff Frome LOOSE PRESENTS: THE WAVE + Gold Panda - myspace.com/ JOHN OTWAY & WILD WILLY goldpanda + Totally Enormous PICTURES. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 BARRETT. The Cheese & Grain. Womanby Street. £6 / 7.30pm.

Extinct Dinosaurs - myspace.com/ Market Yard, BA11 1BE. £13 totallyenormousextinctdinosaurs + Zwolf myspace.com/thewavepictures + advance £15 doors. + Glass Diamond - myspace.com/ Stanley Brinks - myspace.com/ glassdiamondmusic + DJ Scraggatron therealstanleybrinks + Freshard Y FUWCH GOCH. KRUGER myspace.com/freschard PRESENTS. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 RUBY TUESDAYS ACOUSTIC Womanby Street. Three Trapped SHOWCASE SPECIAL feat IAN Bristol Tigers myspace.com/threetrappedtigers LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO. PARKER. The Globe. 125 Albany + Jonquil - myspace.com/jonquiluk + Road.

Colston Hall. Colston Street.

Not Cool - myspace.com/notcoolisaband BS1. myspace.com/mambazo + Portasound + Tbc + Plus RECLINE. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Brainlove DJs Stephens Street. 8.00pm – THE BLUES BAND. The Globe.

Bristol free. Monthly sagacious slanted 125 Albany Road. 7.30pm.

MR WOLF’S JAM SESSIONS. Sunday Sessions, brand new to Mr. £18adv / £20.

Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street.

Wolf’s. Come down to and ease off the 8.00pm-free. Open Mic – welcoming Swansea weekend’s shenanigans to a concord of all wandering minstrels to the stage! cut chemists composing clinical to cult KRYPT. Monkey. 13 Castle Showcasing –We start Partys/ Halftime classics up on the big screen.

Street. SA1 1JF. £2/3 £2/3. 9 till Chance. Hosted by Kush/Make Yourself.

INDIGO GIRLS. 02 Academy. late. New hip hop night with the best in LATER – Dj Little Bo Selector Frogmore Street. £20adv. live hip hop acts, breakdancing, DJ’s & BLACK STONE CHERRY. 02 myspace.com/indigogirlsmusic graffiti battles.

Academy. Frogmore Street.

SHABBY ROGUE. The Friday 23rd October £15.50adv. myspace.com/ Horseshoe, Downend, BS16 Bristol 6BA. Free gig, 8pm. myspace.com/ blackstonecherry + Duff McKagan’s THE DESTROYERS. Fiddlers.

Loaded - myspace.com/loaded shabbyrogue Willway St. BS3 4BG. £8adv. + CHEWLIPS. The Louisiana.

MERCY ALEXANDER. The Yes Sir Boss Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA. Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace.

WILLE AND THE BANDITS. Mr £6.50adv. + special guests BS1 6UA. £4 + Guests Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street.

Cardiff Cardiff BS1.

CURVED AIR. The Globe. 125 EASY STAR ALL-STARS. The myspace.com/willesband Albany Road. 7.30pm. £15adv Globe. 125 Albany Road.

BABEL. The Croft. 117-119 / £17.

7.30pm. £17adv / £19.

Stokes Croft. myspace.com/ babelbristol + The Miserable Rich Swansea myspace.com/themiserablerich + The FLAMBOYANT BELLA. Sin City. Random Family 14 Dillwyn Street. SA1 4AQ. KURRAN & THE WOLFNOTES. myspace.com/flamboyantbella + Kid Bristol The Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace.

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Cardiff

SWN FESTIVAL BIG SCARY MONSTERS VS FEAR + RECORDS PRESENTS. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street.

7pm. Johnny Foreigner - myspace. com/johnnyforeigner + Ungden Skullen + Pulled apart by horses - myspace. com/pulledapartbyhorses + Talons myspace.com/gotalons + Decimals - myspace.com/decimalsmusic + Exit International - myspace.com/ exitinternationalmusic SWN FESTIVAL: MARY ANNE HOBBS. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street. 10.30pm4am. myspace.com/maryannehobbs + Daedelus - myspace.com/ daedelusdarling + DJ Gemmy Y FUWCH GOCH: TURNSTILE NIGHT. Girls - myspace.com/ girlssanfran + The Longcut - myspace. com/thelongcut + Swanton Bombs - myspace.com/swantonbombs + Threatmantics + Sweet Baboo myspace.com/sweetbabootheband + Plus Turnstile + Transparent DJs JUGGANOTE. The Globe. 125 Albany Road. 7.30pm. £5adv / £6.50 + Guests

Yeovil

TOMMY REILLY. The Orange Box. Tabernacle Lane, South Street. BA20. myspace.com/ tommyreillymusic + Roddy Hart myspace.com/roddyhart Saturday 24th October

Bristol

CANTALOOP. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street. BS1. 8.00pm -£3.00-3.50. myspace.com/ cantaloopnufunk + L-Mo – myspace. com/lukemoseley + LATER – Pick up the Pieces Dj’s DJ YODA. 02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. £10adv. myspace.com/djyodauk NO NEED TO SHOUT.....Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street.

BS1. 21.00 - 03.00. £4 in Advance Clues + The Longcut + Von Haze + Turbowolf (Dj Set) + Sweet Milking Dj’s ZUN ZUN EGUI. The Croft.

117-119 Stokes Croft. £5. myspace.com/zunzunegui + Our Brother The Native - myspace.com/ ourbrotherthenative + Francois & The Atlas Mountains - myspace. com/francoisinbristol + Thequietlife myspace.com/thequietlife1 + Din Din + DJs Young Master, Randek, Goal Joy, Tinkers Hood, The Sexy Worm Girlz JEREMY WARMSLEY. The Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace.

BS1 6UA. £6adv.

Cardiff

SWN FESTIVAL: BETH JEANS HOUGHTON. Clwb Ifor Bach.

7pm. 11 Womanby Street. myspace.com/bethjeanshoughton + Stornoway - myspace.com/stornoway

LIVE + Gaggle - myspace.com/gagglespace + Y Promatics - myspace.com/ thepromatics + Sons of Noel & Adrian myspace.com/sonsofnoelandadrian + Al Lewis Y FUWCH GOCH: 15 YEARS OF FIERCE PANDA. myspace. com/fiercepanda + Goldheart Assembly - myspace.com/goldheartassembly + Cate Le Bon - myspace.com/catelebon + Taxi Taxi Music + Yndi Halda myspace.com/yndihalda + The Molotovs TINARIWEN. Great hall. Cardiff Uni. 7pm. £18. myspace.com/ tinariwen LOS CAMPESINOS. The Gate.

SWN Festival. myspace.com/ loscampesinos SWN FESTIVAL SPECIAL feat THE KIDS R ALRIGHT SHOWCASE + THE COMPLETE STONE ROSES. The Globe. 125 Albany Road.

7.30pm.

venues. Confirmed acts include, Yes Rebels, New Rhodes, Kid Carpet, The Exiles, Bare Threads, Centrefolds, The Goodness and many many more...

OXJAM MUSIC FESTIVAL 2009.

The Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. £10 for a ticket that gets you into all seven venues/£4 on the door for just at The Croft.

STORNOWAY. The Louisiana.

Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA £8adv. myspace.com/stornoway

CLUB

Taunton

WATERSON: CARTHY. The Brewhouse. Coal Orchard. TA1 1. 7:45pm. watersoncarthy.com

Sun.25 Bristol

ANTI NOWHERE LEAGUE. Bristol Bierkeller. All Saints St. BS1 2NA. £10 adv 7.30pm. myspace.com/animalanwl JAMES YORKSTON AND THE BIG EYES FAMILY PLAYERS. Fleece & Firkin. £9adv / £11 door. 8pm. myspace.com/ bigeyesmusic Mary Hampton - myspace.com/ maryhampton + David Jaycock myspace.com/davidajaycockmusic OXJAM MUSIC FESTIVAL 2009. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street. 8.00pm -£3.00-£4.00 (on door) - Fundraiser for Oxfam’s climate change campaign. Featuring over 60 of Bristol’s top musical talents spread over seven of the city’s top venues.

New Rhodes, Boca 45, Ella, Kid Carpet, The Exiles, BoyCom, Bare Threads, The Jinx, Sickwax, Centrefolds, The Goodness and more. Tickets available at wegottickets.com £10 for entry to all venues. All proceeds go straight to Oxfam and its causes.

LATER – Dj 16.33 THE DEAD WEATHER. 02 Academy. Frogmore Street.

Sold out.

OXJAM MUSIC FESTIVAL 2009. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. All Day event.

BS1. Tickets are available at www. wegottickets.com and cost £10. All proceeds go straight to Oxfam and its causes. A month long musical extravaganza with the primary aim to raise as much money as possible for Oxfam and to promote its climate change campaign. The flagship event is on SUNDAY 25TH OCTOBER featuring over 60 of Bristol’s top musical talents spread over seven of the city’s best

Cardiff

CHASE & STATUS. Solus.

Cardiff University Students union. £12. 7pm – 11pm. + Nero, Marvel + More.

Mon.26 Bristol

SONGSMITH. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street. 8.00pm – Free.

A selection of bands playing a variety of folk and acoustic. With-New Fom Tape/ Adam Isaac/Sam Reddington. LATER – Dj Rossatron PHOENIX. 02 Academy. Frogmore Street. £13adv. myspace.com/ wearephoenix

Cardiff

JAMES YORKSTON AND THE BIG EYES FAMILY PLAYERS. Clwb Ifor Bach.

11 Womanby Street, CF10 1BR. 7.30pm. £9adv / £11. myspace.com/bigeyesmusic Mary Hampton - myspace.com/maryhampton + David Jaycock - myspace.com/ davidajaycockmusic

Tue.27 Bristol

THE CONVERGING WORLD PRESENTS CLIMATE 350. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street.

8.00pm-£3.00. Uplifting live party music celebrating life on Earth. It is one of 350 events we are coordinating to raise awareness of the 15th Climate Change Summit. It is a beautiful world, get involved to keep it that way! Plus Dj’s until late.

THE HOLLOWAYS. 02 Academy. Frogmore Street. £9adv. myspace.com/theholloways NO GUTS NO GLORY. The Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. £5.

Cardiff

RUBY TUESDAYS ACOUSTIC SHOWCASE FEAT ADAM FICECK (BABYSHAMBLES).

The Globe. 125 Albany Road.

7.30pm. £5

Wed.28 Bristol

MR WOLF’S JAM SESSIONS. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street .free. Open Mic – welcoming all wandering minstrels to the stage!

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LIVE Winding Sheet. Hosted by Kush/Make yourself. LATER – A Thousand Dances Dj’s PURESSENCE. 02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. £13.50adv. myspace.com/puressence MAPS. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin street. BS1. 20.00 03.00. £7. Support to be confirmed DELPHIC. The Cooler. 48 Park St. BS1 5JG. DOES IT OFFEND YOU YEAH? The Thekla. The Grove. East Mud Dock. BS1. 7pm till 10pm myspace.com/doesitoffendyou + Trip - myspace.com/tripskingdom + Housse De Racket + myspace.com/ houssederacket

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Thur.29 Bath

FLAMBOYANT BELLA. Elements. myspace.com/ flamboyantbella + Kid British - myspace. com/kidbritishmusic

CLUB Cardiff

YASHIN. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street, CF10 1BR. £6 / 7.30pm. myspace.com/theyashin + Working Class Heroes - myspace.com/ workingclassheroes + Ice Cold in Alex 3 DAFT MONKEYS. The Globe.

125 Albany Road. 7.30pm. £8adv / £10.

Taunton

JON ALLEN. The Perfect 5th, 61 High Street, TA1 3PT. 8:30pm. £6 in Advance £7 on the door. myspace.com/ jonallenmusic Rory Ellis + Girls From The Shoreline

Bristol

NO WAY JOSE! Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street. 8.00pm-£3.00.

A Latin themed soirée bringing you the best grooves in the city all night long.

A night for musicians, writers, artists, to gather together, and have fun, share ideas, meet people. Live Spanish Rumba with El Patio Primo, a long awaited return to its birthplace. LATER – Dj’s HoseA & HoseB (Yoshan Selecta).

TINARIWEN.02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. £18. myspace. com/tinariwen HEARTBREAKER. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1. £3/£2/£1. 20.00 - 03.00. Holy State + Youves ROXYS WARDROBE. The Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. £5. myspace.com/roxyswardrobe COLDCAVE. The Louisiana.

Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA

Fri.30 Bristol

BARAKA. Mr Wolfs. 33 St Stephens Street. 8.00pm-£3.003.50 + Fuzia- Fusion. LATER – Dj Ewan Hoozami FEAR OF FICTION. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1.

Free entry. 22.00 - 03.00. The Champman Family + Kid Cassidy + Emphatica + Meddalists - Dj Set PASSION PIT. Anson Rooms. + The Joy Formidable and Max Tundra SPOOKYFEST FT BURNING SKIES. The Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. + Evita EMILY BARKER. The Louisiana.

Bathurst Terrace. BS1 6UA. £6adv.

Cardiff

THE WURZELS. The Globe. 125 Albany Road. 7.30pm. £12adv / £14.

Swansea

DIGITAL SESSIONS. Moloko.

8-9 Wind Street. SA1 1DF. 9pm till late £free Quality Underground House music with residents and special guests. This month Digital Sessions welcomes Gerrard O’Neill and Andy Hunter (live set)

Sat.31 Bristol

HALLOWEEN PARTY EXTAVAGANZA! Mr Wolfs. 33

St Stephens Street. 8.00pm-£6 on door /£5adv Bristol Ticket ShopHosted by Kush. A night of live music & burlesque dancing featuring The Glitter Kittens, and other fabulous performances including a girl in a cage and glamorous candy cane sellers! Live music from –The Duckworths/Scaralet/ In the wilderness Dress Code- Burlesque fancy dress. LATER –A land of a Thousand dances Dj’s PORTUGAL. THE MAN. The Louisiana. Bathurst Terrace.

BS1 6UA. £5adv. myspace.com/ portugaltheman

Cardiff

DERWYDDON DR GONZO. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street, CF10 1BR. £6 / 9pm. myspace. com/derwyddondoctorgonzo HALLOWEEN SPECIAL Featuring JOHNNY CAGE & THE VOODOO REVUE. The Globe.

125 Albany Road. 7.30pm. £7.

Frome

THE ZOMBIES - HALLOWEN GIG. The Cheese & Grain.

Market Yard, BA11 1BE. £15 advance £17 doors.

Gloucester

BENS BROTHER. Gloucester Guildhall. 7.30pm. Tickets £13. myspace.com/bensbrothermusic + Rhys Morgan - myspace.com/ rhysmorganmusic

LUB CLUB Mondays

Bath

Bristol

MONDAY’S STUDENT NIGHT. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. FREE ENTRY all night.

Dj Asian Hawk. Uk DMC Turntable champ 06 & 07. Turntable wiz kid mixing funk, soul, RnB, hip hop, jazz, DnB, reggae & more.

SMOOCH. ClubXL. Walcott Street, BA1 5BG. £2 b4 9.30pm. £3 b4 10.20pm. Or £3.50 thereafter. Baths Biggest student night with resident DJ Mister Bibby + guest DJ’s

Bristol

HAPPY MONDAYS. The Lab (formerly Arc Bar) 27, Broad Street. £free. Freestyle DJ’s get in the groove. DJ Skint (Spill the Beans) Eclectic crates of Funk, Soul, Hip Hop and Reggae. Weekly DJ Rotation.

11pm. £3 N.U.S. £5 non. Bristol’s

biggest weekly underground bass party.

AMBUSH CREW (Drum and Bass wizardry from Stanza, Phantom & MC Carasel) ASIAN HAWK (5 x DMC Champ/The Disablists) Plus residents Upstairs: Drum and Bass, Dubstep, Breaks, House Downstairs: Reggae, Hip Hop, Dancehall, Party TNT: TUESDAY NIGHT TAKEOVER. Rewind.Entry Policy. £2 B4 9pm. £3 B4 11pm. £4 After 11pm Crowd Pleasers + Floor Fillers from across All Genres; Indie, Rock, Chart, Hip - Hop, Drum ‘n’ Bass, Dance & Electro!! Get ready for some BIG Dance Floor Anthems!

PLUS - Request Fest DJs - You Write It, We Play It! GLASTONBURY GREATS. The Elbow Rooms. Park Street. Free entry. Open until 2am RETRO. mbargo. The triangle, Clifton, BS8 1ER. 8pm – 2am. Retro sounds from the 70’s, 80’s and Classics. mbargo.net STUDENT NIGHT. Lizard Lounge. 66 Queens Road. 9pm – late. Start off the week in the best way possible, drinks offers.

Party Classics and Dance. DJ’s Milky & Anthony Li. lizardloungebristol.co.uk 6th - DBL DKR. Lab. 27 Broad St,BS1 2HG. £free before 11pm. £3 N.U.S. £5 non.

Bristol’s biggest weekly underground bass party. JAKES: (H.E.N.C.H) EDDIE K: (DSR) Plus residents upstairs: Drum and Bass, Dubstep, Breaks, House Downstairs: Reggae, Hip Hop, Dancehall, Party 13th DBL DKR. Lab. 27 Broad St,BS1 2HG. £free before 11pm. £3 N.U.S. £5 non. Bristol’s biggest weekly underground bass party. INTERFACE (Audio Zoo. Bristol’s hottest Jump up DnB producer) JAMBO (Freejive/Crazylegs) Hosted by REDSKIN Plus residents upstairs: Drum and Bass, Dubstep, Breaks, House Downstairs: Reggae, Hip Hop, Dancehall, Party 20th DBL DKR. Lab. 27 Broad St,BS1 2HG. £free entry before 11pm. £3 N.U.S. £5 non. Bristol’s biggest weekly underground bass party.

Skinnyman (Low Life Records) DJ Derek (Bristol institution. Trojan records) Hosted by Macular. Plus residents Upstairs: Drum and Bass, Dubstep, Breaks, House Downstairs: Reggae, Hip Hop, Dancehall, Party

IVE LIVE SLAM ON THE BREAKS. mbargo. The Triangle, Clifton.

8pm -2am.

Audio and Visual mix of Electro, Breaks and House. Happy hour all night. mbargo.net

FUNK FROM THE TRUNK XXL. Metropolis. 135 -137 Cheltenham Road. BS6 5RR. £5 + booking fee. 7.30pm - 1am.

Funk From The Trunk are pleased to unveil their new monthly night at Metropolis for an ‘XXL’ night with one of the world’s finest live funk bands; LeftiesSoul Connection metropolisbristol.com

OLD SKOOL. The Elbow Rooms.

Park Street. Free entry. Open until 2am

Cardiff

IVE LIVE BIG STUDENT NIGHT. Glam Nightclub. Greyfriars Rd, CF10 3AD. Ł2 before 11pm, Ł3 after. 10pm-3am.

Cardiff’s Sexiest Student Night in Cardiff’s Coolest Club. Level One: Student Anthems, Level Two Funky Club Classics. bigstudents. co.uk 10 FEET TALL LIVE. 10 Feet Tall. 11a / 12 Church St, 9pm – 3am. Local, new and upcoming bands Plus Djs until late.

DIGITAL. Oceana. Greyfriars Road. CF10.. £free before 11pm. (with flyer) Official Student Night

Swansea

HAIR OF THE DOG. Monkey Cafe.

13 Castle Street, Swansea. £2/3.

9pm-1am. student night, great dj’s, drinks promos and special guests.

Tuesdays

27th DBL DKR. Lab. 27 Broad St,BS1 2HG. £free entry before

LUB CLUB Bath

!CRASH! - THE POP! INDIE! DISCO!.

Po Na Na. North Parade. BA2 4AL. £3/£2.50 NUS. 10pm - 2am. All out Pop Indie Madness! Everything from MGMT & Killers to Lady GaGa & Dizzee Rascal!! bathponana.com 6th “ALL OVER THE SHOP” Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. FREE ENTRY all night.

AOTS are a well established name on the dj scene. A mash-up of the best old skool beats & nu skool flavours.

13th DJ TBC. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon.

FREE ENTRY all night - eclectic beats & funk for sure 20th DJ GRAHAM S. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. FREE ENTRY all night.

Modern beats & funk.

27th DJ TBC. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon.

FREE ENTRY all night - eclectic beats & funk for sure.

Cardiff

AESTHETICS. Buffalo Bar. 11 Windsor Pl. 8pm-3am. £2/3.

Strictly the finest hip-hop from old to new Hosted by KL, Veto and Kay.

ROYAL VARIETY CLUB. 10 Feet Tall. 11a / 12 Church St. £3. 8pm3am. Featuring the best in musicians and

performers each week. Entertainment varies from Comedy, burlesque, Belly Dancing, music, live performances and sketch shows

HAMMERTIME. Barfly.

Kingsway, Cardiff, CF10 3FD. £3/£2NUS, 10.30pm - late. Yes

Folks! 90’s night is here at Cardiff Barfly!

Well dust off your inline and skate your way down to Barfly where we’ll be mixing it up with the very best in cheesy pop anthems.

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JETSET. Glam Cardiff. Greyfriars Rd, 9pm - 3am. Cardiff’s newest and

best Tuesday student night out.

JUST DANCE. Club Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street. CF10 1BR. £2 (nus) /£3 – (downstairs) 10.30pm2am. Every Tuesday night at Clwb Ifor Bach

is a brand new clubnight with one simple mission... to get you dancing all night long.

No gimmicks, no false promises... Just cheap entry, bargainous drinks prices and great GREAT tunes.

FUNDAMENTAL. Liquid Nightclub. St Mary St, CF10 1FA. £2 before 11pm, £3 after. 10pm-3am. Cardiff’s Student Dance Party. In the main room, Dance Anthems and Commercial RnB, in the second room, garage, hip hop and baseline. fundamentaluk.co.uk

Newport

TORN Meze Lounge. 6 Market St. NP201FU. £2/£1 nus. 9-3am. South Wales Sickest Metal Night. Torn residents play Metal, Hardcore and old school 80’s rock anthems in the main room while the F’n’K crew take over the Attic playing industrial, Punk and goth in the Attic.

Wednesdays

Bath

7th DJ GRAHAM S. Back To Mine.

7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon.

FREE ENTRY all night. Chilled modern beats & Funk 14th DJ TBC. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon.

FREE ENTRY all night - eclectic beats & funk for sure.

21st + 28th MONKEY LIKE BANANA DJ’S. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon.

FREE ENTRY all night. A cheeky team of lads playing reggae, funk, latin, breaks, DnB & more DISCORD - ROCK/METAL/PUNK. Po Na Na. North Parade. BA2 4AL. £3 B4 11PM/£4 after/£2.50 NUS. 9.30pm - 2am. A Full tilt mix of the Best Rock, Metal, Alternative & Punk Anthems around!! myspace.com/clubdiscord CLUB MOJITO. Second Bridge. 10 Manvers Street. BA1 1JQ. £4 / £3 NUS or before 11. 10pm - 2am. Bath’s leading International club night. Club Mojito showcases the very best in International music, uplifting Latin House music and live percussion. On the dexx Jake Gabai & friends. 01225 464 449. secondbridge. co.uk

Street, BS1 4QH. 10pm-3am.

Legendary Bristol Student Night.

UP THE RACKET. Elbow Room.

64 Park Street, £Free till 2am. Indie, Alternative and 80’s. Drinks Offers.

7th SUPER ULTRA MEGA. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2HG. 10pm-3am. line up tbc 14th PROPAGANDA. Syndicate.

15 Nelson StreetBS1 2JY. £3 Students, £4 Others. 9:30pm-4am Main Room: Zane Lowe (Radio 1/MTV), DJ Dan plays the best new & classic indie alternative music. Room 2: Sabotage: Hard Alternative, Rock, Metal, Emo, Ska & Punk with DJ Jinx & Old Man Rich.

14th SCHISM. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2HG. 10pm-3am. £3 before 11, £5 after / £3 Schism members & NUS all night.Metal Hammer magazines award winning Rock & Metal club invades Lab featuring top London and local DJ’s.

21st SPLIT VISION. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2HG. 10pm-3am. £tbc Purveyors of the finest in Dubstep & Hip Hop. Special guest’s tbc 28th ORIGINAL MASH. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2HG. 10pm-3am.

Lineup tbc 21st CLUB NME. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1. 20.00 03.00. £3/£2. My Tiger My Timing + Club NME Dj’s. 90’s. The Elbow Rooms. Park Street. Free entry. Open until 2am 7th MUTiNY. The Thekla. The Grove, BS1 4RB. £3/£4 entry. 10.00 p.m. - 2.00 a.m. MUTiNY returns for a Pirate-themed night of joyous mayhem.

Upstairs: Quality Pop & Motown Downstairs: Dancefloor collision of Indie, Electro, Punk & Hip-Hop Featuring DJs: Riot Paula (Deceptacon), Viks Synex (Kerrplunk) & DJ Gareth (Lipstick on Your Collar)

Cardiff

POP TART. 10 Feet Tall. 11a / 12 Church St, £5. 10 - 3am. Playing new music, wonky pop and electro. Expect to hear: Santogold, Ladyhawk, MGMT, Bowie, Dan Black, Katie Perry, Crystal Castles, Calvin Harris, Mark Ronson, MIA, Magistrates, Lykke Li, Ebony Bones, Little Boots etc.

Bristol FUNKED UP. Monkey. Castle GROOVE ON. Dojo Lounge. Park Street. Free b4 11. £2 after Funked Up Row. 2200 – 0300. £5 / £4 GuestlistLegendary funk night with residents Funky Quite simply an unmissable midweek Ben and The Count playing funk, soul, old institution providing guaranteed midweek skool hip hop & dancefloor classics. madness. Expect a mix of electro, techno, LISTEN UP. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11. house, disco and more from guests such as Womanby Street. 10pm. £3. Pick and Alex Gopher, The Proxy, Claude Von Stroke, choose what music you want to hear with Late of the Pier, Kissy Sell-Out & more plus Cardiff’s best DJ’s playing classic indie / residents Plimsouls, Julio Bashmore & Eiffel new releases on the top floor / guest DJ’s Power. myspace.com/grooveoninbristol on the middle each week / and motown.

A BRONX TALE. mbargo. The NEUROPOL. presents University of Triangle, Clifton, £free, 8pm – Bass Summer School. Undertone 2am. RnB, Hip Hop, Soul with DJ’s Benny Bassment. Church Street. 9pm Cane & The Urban Knights. mbargo.net 3am. free b4 11pm £3 after. Dubstep 7th/21st/28th – PROPAGANDA. Syndicate.

- jungle - grimey basslines! residents on 15 Nelson Street BS1 2JY. £3 Students, £4 rotation. Mr. Ben b2b mikey h: elephant: Others. 9:30pm-4am Main Room: DJ Dan magenta: monkey: truth. mc’s reuben & plays the best new & classic indie alternative lyrics. Watch out for monthly special guests, music. Room 2: Sabotage: Hard Alternative, we aim to bring the best emerging dubstep Rock, Metal, Emo, & Punk with DJ Jinx & artists to bassment!

Old Man Rich.

STUDENT NIGHT. Fat Cat Bar. STUDENT NIGHT. Lizard lounge. 66 Greyfriars Road, CF10 3AD. Queens Road, 9pm – late. Start off the GALVANIZE. Lava Lounge. Old week in the best way possible, drinks offers. Brewery Qtr, CF10 1FG. £2 before Party Classics and Dance. DJ’s Milky & 11pm, £3 after. 9pm-3am. The Anthony Li. lizardloungebristol.co.uk Best Original Music you will hear on a TREATS URBAN NYTS CREDIT Wednesday Night. Indie, electro, industrial, CRUNCH PARTY. Buddha Lounge, funk, old skool and bootlegs.

Nelson Street. 9pm-late, £3. Urban SAVE THE RAVE. Sodabar. 7/10 Mill night with guests.

Lane. 10pm – 4am. £2NUS b4 11pm.

WEDGIES. Warehouse. 57 Prince 2 Rooms of House Music

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Newport

£7 ALL INCLUSIVE! Escapade.

Stow Hill, Newport. £5/7. 9pm-3am.

It’s just £7 to get in and pay nothing at the bar!!! Were not just drinks deals every week we’ll give you a night better than the last with plenty to keep you entertained.

01633250978. clubescapade.co.uk FLUX. Meze Lounge. 6 Market Street. 9-4am free before 12. Student night with Matt Kirk and Here play indie, hip hop, dubstep, drum and bass in WEDNESDAY STUDENT NIGHT. Mojo. Market St.NP20 1FU. £7 students £8 others. 9-2am. All you can drink £7! Matt Kirk spins R’nB, hip Hop cool indie and student anthems

Swansea

DJ KNIGHTS. Monkey Cafe. 13 Castle Street, £2. 9pm-1am. Weekly music night, party tunes chosen by you - you request it we play it. Plus live bands every other week.

SHINFO. Bar Sigma. 2-4 Kingsway, £2 After 10:30pm. 9pm-3am.

Alternative DJ’s bring the best in alt rock, punk, metal, indie, ska, hip hop and drum and bass.

Thursdays

Bath

1st CROSS OVER SOUNDS PRESENTS CUT & RUN. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. £3. Cut & Run are a well established breaks label. They’re style: mash-ups, remixes & heavy baselines 8th HOSTED BY CARE & THE COMMUNITY. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon.

FREE ENTRY b4 11 - £3/£2 mem.

Two likely lads Duncan & Dave, they’re a mix of standup comedy, spoken word & general tomfoolery. Together they host the evening comparing & have a variety of performances of cabaret, burlesque, street dancing & live music. Dj’s throughout.

15th “STOOPID FRESH”. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. £3 entry. Free entry if you dress up. An evening to celebrate Break dancing, Hip Hop, Scratching & graff!!

Live break dancing from, the physical jerks & survival of the freshest. Dj’s Asian Hawk, slick wizard slim & special agent chuck Rock.

22nd MR SHORN RARR’S BIRTHDAY SPECTACULAR. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Entry TBC. Discount for members. Expect colour, cabaret, burlesque & magic this evening from Shorn & the Ladies. Live entertainment & Dj’s.

29th JIMMY MAC PRESENTS AN EVENING OF “THE ROCKY HORROR”. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Free Entry b4 11pm. £3/£2 mem. Live entertainment & compare from Jimmy Mac, Live music & cabaret all in theme of “The Rocky Horror show” to celebrate its anniversary.. Sounds groovy!

FILTH. Po-Na-Na. North Parade.

10pm – Late. £3 B4 11pm / £5 after 11pm. £4 with Revolution privilege card. £4 with flyer. Front

Arch: The Lounge is 80’s & 90’s Anthems.

Middle Arch: The Dancefloor is Rock, Rave, Indie, House, Drum n Bass. Rear Arch: The Casino. myspace.com/teamfilth FLASHBACK: 80’S & 90’S. Qube. 1 South Parade. 10pm – 2am. £3 nubs/flyer,

£4 without. Dj Colino – playing the best party tunes from the last two decades.

LE CRUNCH PARTY. ClubXL. 90B Walcot 5Street, BA1 5BG. 10pm – 2am. £2 b4 11 / £3 b4 12am/ £4 after. £2 all night with Nus. R’n’B. The Second Bridge. 10

Manvers Street. Dj’s playing the best in RnB, Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk, Dancehall & Funky House.

22nd ESSENCIA. The Second Bridge. 10 Manvers Street, BA1 1JQ. £8. 10pm-2am. Essencia Presents..

Hospital Thursday With, High Contrast , Danny Byrd , L-While , Mc Teaxas , Mc Carasel , Room 2 Dubstep City With Slack , Derelict , Sinister

BLOW - Moles. George Street.

BA1 2EH. £5/£4 NUS. 10pm 2am. Blow brings the Indie Club Night

home to Moles every Thursday, playing a huge mix of new & classic Indie Rock & Pop! moles.co.uk

Bristol

PRESSURE. The Thekla, The Grove, BS1. 10pm-3am. Free before 10pm, £3 nus, £4 without. Classic and bang up to date indie tunes from Mr SteveBob and Twee in The Park DJs. FLAWLESS. Dojo Lounge. Park Row. 10pm-2am £3/£3.50.

R’n’b, hip hop and urban grooves with K-Style and guests. Info: 0777 330 2818 FDM Syndicate. 10pm – 4am Huge commercial night with special guests such as Ironik, Platnum, HtwoO and more.

FRESH AS A DAISY. mbargo. The Triangle, Clifton, BS8 1ER. 9pm – 2am Funk, Hip Hop and funky House. mbargo.net HERE COME THE GIRLS. Chicago Rock Cafe. The Waterfront, Canon’s Rd. Free Entry b4 10pm / £2 after / £1 NUs. From 9pm until late. The Ultimate Student Night!! £1.50 selected drinks all night, the best in dance, electro, groove all night & great giveaways!

KEEP IT FUNKY. Buddha Lounge.

Nelson Street, 10pm – 3am. £5 b4 11pm more after. Funky House, R&B, Hip-Hop, Bashment, UKG, Bassline, Ol’Skool Classics.

RACK EM UP. Elbow Room. 64 Park Street, BS1 5JN. £free till 2am. DJ’s upstairs plays Chart, Dance and Alternative.

WEDGIES. Warehouse. 57 Prince Street, BS1 4QH. 10pm-3am. From the same crew that brings you Wednesdays at the Warehouse return for more fun and madness.

1st CHEMISTRY. Lab. 27 Broad St,BS1 2HG. 10pm - 3am £5 (£4 before 11) Bringing the deepest sounds in Drum and Bass. Leave your Nan at home! craggz & parallel forces: hobzee & zyon base: distilled foul: hosted by: remidy 8th OFF THE RAILS. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2HG. £5 b4 11, £6 after. 10pm-3am.

Monthly Dubstep and Drum and Bass event. Expect some of the biggest and best DJ’s from the scene combined with a collection of up and coming Bristol DJ’s. Off The Rails events are not to be missed! Main room DJ PLEASURE (STEREOTYPE/COLAB) UNITZ (DUB POLICE) KOAN SOUND (SCREWLOOSE) ENIGMA? (CONCRETE BEAT) DAFFY (OFF THE RAILS) HOSTED BY TEXAS Room 2 Bristol’s rising talent 15th SHOESTRING. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2HG. Adv. tickets £8.

10pm-3am. vs. CHIP IN! feat over both floors: RUSKO (Mad Decent/ Solders/ Dub

Police) CHASING SHADOWS (Hench) SUB UNIVERSE (live) FRENIC & CRIDS (Chip in) WANSIDE & KAHN (Chip in) GCD & DUBIOUS (Shoestring) CUTTERZ (Shoestring/ Rat Tash) Hosted by KOAST. Info: myspace.com/shoestring_fam 22nd LSS PRESENTS ANTISOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2HG. 10pm-3am. £4 Advance from Rooted Records, M.O.T.D.. A night of Dubstep on the deeper tip from London’s rising force Anti-Social Ents. Fresh off the boat from Exodus to Croatia the gang will not disappoint…

SILKIE (New LP City Limits Vol. 1 making waves from here to the Atlantic) QUEST (Silkie’s running mate also signed to Mala’s Deep Medi label) JAY 5IVE (Rinse regular currently working with Kromestar) RAZOR REKTAH (Anti-Social’s ridiculously talented vinyl fiend) with support from THE LIQUID STEEL RESIDENTS from Sheffield.

Downstairs Chill-down of Reggae, Garage & Funky from SEEN, JERA & DARKUS 29th THE BLAST. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2HG. Very secret party 1st SOULVATION. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. 10pm – 3am. £3..

Funk/ Soul/ Rare Groove/ Disco (Room 1) Rudy, Briski, Big Lee, Carlton And Hosted

By Sapphire 8th ITCHY FEET. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. £5 Advance.

10pm – 3am Swing/Soul/Rock N Roll/Funk (Room 1) Leo 15th CULTURAL COM’BNATION’ IMAYLA DANCE DIALOGUES PRESENT A NIGHT OF LIVE MUSIC AND DJ’S SETS. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. £5/7. 10pm – 3am. Samba, Reggae, African, Soco, Afro Beat. Room 1: Pax (Aka) Harare Dread, Vivo (Brazilian Beats) + Plus Live Drumming And Dancing

By African Sambistas 29th SOULVATION. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. £3 All Night.

Music: Funk/ Soul/ Rare Groove/ Disco/ Roots. Reggae And Dub Room 1: Dj Derek, Rudy, Briski, Big Lee, Carlton And Hosted

By Sapphire

HI TOP. Undertone Basement. 11a - 12 Church St. £free. 10pm - 3am D’n’B & hip hop with residents Jaffa, Killer Tomato, Veto, Focus Lyons & Ruffstylz.

ON THE ROCKS. 10 Feet Tall. 11a / 12 Church St. 9 pm-3am, £free. Rock and indie night with different themes each week. Air Guitar parties on the 7th & 28th.

SOL 2 SOL. Revolution Bar. 9-11 Castle Street. CF10 1BS. 0.00.

9:30pm - 2am. Thursday is the new Friday. The perfect way to kick start your weekend mixing the sexiest uplifting house grooves all night long. Award winning DJ Jake Gabai on the dexx. 02920 236689. solpromotions.co.uk REVERB. Liquid. St Mary Street.

CF10. Tickets £3 more on the door.

Cardiff’s Biggest Weekly Rave, featuring in Room 1, Funky House and Electro DJs, dancers. Room 2: Drum and Bass and Electro. Advance TIGERTIGER presents THIRST. The Friary. Greyfriars Road, CF10. £5.From 9pm.

BOUNCE STUDENT NIGHT. Walkabout. St Mary St, CF10 3AD. £2 before 10.45pm, £3 after. 9pm3am. Cardiff’s Legendary Student Night and the longest running student night in the city centre. Different theme nights, guest PAs, cheap drinks and students ramming it to capacity nearly every week.. bouncestudentnight.co.uk 1st WESTWOOD. Glam. Greyfriars Road, CF. 10pm-3am. £6 advance / Motd / First 100 Ladies In Free! . Djs Over 2 Arena’s Westwood With Support From Urban Fusion / Gummi / Troopa / Veejay / Paz / Dj Pro / Silva / Dj Washy / Mc 23

MIKE SLOTT. The Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. £5. + Support

FUNKED UP. Monkey. Castle St. Legendary funk night with residents Funky Ben and The Count playing funk, soul, old skool hip hop & dancefloor classics.

Free before 11/ £2 after. 9 till late. Info: 01792480822 MR MICHAEL MONSTER. Monkey Bar. 13 - 14 Castle St. Electro/Indie night with all the hottest indie/rock remixes. £2 entry/£1 with nus (drinks promos. monkeycafe.co.uk TNT: THURSDAY NIGHT TAKEOVER. Escape. The Kingsway. £3 Entry before 10:30pm. £4 After. Music: DJ Scott Kirby playing you a wide mix of Student Party Anthems, Crowd Pleasers & Floor Fillers - You name it, he’s got it!

Dance, Indie, Rock, Chart, R’n’B, Hip Hop, and much much more! PLUS - Request Fest DJs - You Write It, We Play It!

LIVE LIV

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15th SHAKOOM presents

1st CHIP IN! presents: The Tube.

College Green, Opposite HSBC. 10-3. £4 before 11 £5 after Emalkay (Dub Police,Boka) myspace.Com/Emalkay + Mensah (Hench) + The Bandit (Shit The Bed, The Blast) + Neek (Sureskank Convention) + Wanside (Chip In!) Hosted By: CSTRIKEZ (Central Spillz) myspace.

Com/Centralspillzmusic Dubstep / Techstep / Bass Music 22nd BRISTOL FRESHERS FESTIVAL. 02 Academy. Frogmore Street. 10-m – late. £10 early birds £12. Hosted by urban Knights. 3 huge Headline Acts

Cardiff

C-Y-N-T. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street. CF10 1BR. 10pm. £3. Techno, Nu Rave Electronica, Dubstep & Breakbeat make the dance floor dangerous territory every Thursday DISCORD. Barfly. Kingsway, CF10 3FD. 10pm. £3 b4 11pm/ £4 after.

DJs itBoy & Alex play a full tilt mix of the best Alternative, Metal, Rock, Punk & Industrial Anthems around! myspace.com/ discordcardiff COCOLOCO. Crystal. 41 St Marys Street. CF10. Party Classics, RnB, House, Electro DJ: Nathan Squire.

Cheltenham

FRESH CITY. The Place. Albion Street, GL52 2LT. £3 b4 midnight. £1 off with flyer or NUS b4 11.30pm.

R&B, Hip Hop & Funky House with Resident MJ Sly plus regular special guests. All Drinks £1.50 all night. freshcity.co.uk

Newport

1Am. Revolution. Griffin Street.

NP20. DJ 2E and Mikey D.

Swansea

Fridays

Bath

2nd + 30th - DJ GRAHAM S. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Free Entry b4 11pm. £5/£3 mem. Modern beats & Funk 9th DJ JANGO PHATT. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Free entry b4 11. £5/£3 mem. Mixes breaks, Latin & funk

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CLUB 16th DJ JONSON. Back To Mine.

7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon.

Free Entry b4 11. £5/£3 mem.

Hypnotic beats, breaks & funk 23rd DJ RODDERS. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Free Entry b4 11. £5/£3 mem. Eclectic mix of reggae, DnB, funk & more.

Summer. Special Guest Bands & Dj’s Tbc 9th PENGUIN DANCE. Lab. 27 Broad St. BS1 2EL. £7 tickets. more on the door.. 10pm-4am. We Have Just Moved-Lets Party! Tes La Rok - Bar9 - Sukh Knight (Tbc) - Stanza - Carasel - Frenic Fonz - Arkist - Asbo - Spree - foomagazine. co.uk 16th FRESH. Lab. 27 Broad St. BS1 2EL. 10pm-4am. £6 Tickets, M.O.T.D Bi-Monthly Fridays Showcasing the Freshest Music From Bristol & Beyond. Additional Decor And Lights Installed On The Night By Nocturnal Productions, These Events Are Not To Be Missed! Atomic Hooligan (Groundbreaking Breakbeat Act) STEREO:TYPE (Ctrl-Z & Screwface-5 deck mash up. 140 records in 90 minutes) FRESH DJs & SNAFU - 3 deck mash up - Snafus Birthday Bash MR BEAT - Hip Hop, Breaks, Dubstep 23rd THE ASBO DISCO & WONKAVISION. Lab. 27 Broad St. BS1 2EL. Adv. Tickets £5 from Bristol Ticket Shop.

M.O.T.D joins forces once again to bring an unrivalled lineup of bass driven rhythms.

Dubstep’s the flavour, but watch out: this is LIVE! JAZZSTEPPA (Killer live Dubstep-biggest in the game) STATX feat. SHADZ & FRILLA (Dubsteps answer to Bad Company) KUNDAMA (Live Breaks & Dubstep fusion) plus All-star residents: WONKA, ASBO, THE DOCTOR & SYN (dropping with style: ELECTRO HOUSE, BREAKS, D&B, PARTY TUNES) 30th RUB A DUB. Lab. 27 Broad St. BS1 2EL. £6 adv. tickets. M.O.T.D. Launch party for Bristol’s premier Dubstep, Dancehall, Drum & Bass & Jungle event. SHY FX & STAMINA MC (Digital Soundboy. 2 hour Dubstep-DnB set) PINT SPILLERS (It’s get rowdy time) DJ FUZE & MC MOONIE (Rebirth/One Nation DnB set) SUPERISK (Central Spillz / Dubstep. fm) Hosting the ground floor.. SCRATCH CLUB. BIRMINGHAM Real Hip Hop with live turntablism, MC’s & beatboxing DJ SWITCH (DMC World Champion 2008) BASS6 (Human Beatbox) MC REDBEARD (Eatgood) DJ’S MALICIOUS & THE DOCTOR PLUS THE SCRATCH CLUB OPEN MIC SESSION. Besides a headline live PA, they hold open mic sessions. Come down, get on the mic and showcase your skills.

2nd ABSOLUTE OLD SKOOL & ABSOLUTE HARDCORE. Lakota.

6 Upper York Street. BS2. Free Entry B4 11. 10pm – 4am. Oldskool / Nu Skool Breaks (Room 1), Hardcore (Room 2). Room 1: Felony, Nifty, Twisted, Homeboy, Rude, Friske. Room 2: Ben Niacin, Sketchy & Compulsion, Mastervodkaman, Adger, Bust N Move, Jimmy Whizz, N-Zime. Mc’s: Adger, Dream-E, Action, Tyme, H2o 9th URBAN FRONT PRESENTS MC CY BENEFIT PARTY. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. £10. 10pm – 5am. Jungle (Room 1) Scotty, Morny, Ramjack, Brizdanm Lewi, Brendan, Baloo, Live O. Mc’s: Wiley, Younga G, Rewdeon, Lewden, Ben Seager, Flarity, Shorty Don, Miss P 16th RADIATION PRESENTS A VENOM RECORDINGS SPECIAL. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. £5.

10pm – 5am.

Drum & Bass/ Techno (Room 1) The Sect, Pyro, Yabol, Amex, Tn1, Agent X, Senator, Kr4y 23rd FRACTURE CLINIC IN ASSOCIATON WITH PATCHWORK/

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METAL PUNK AND HARD ROCK CLUB. Bierkeller. All Saints Street, BS1. 9pm – 3am. £3 9pm – 10pm, £4 10-11, £5 after 11.

POINT B. The Croft, 117-119 Stokes Croft, BS1 3RW. £6. Dj’s Kuoyah, Sully, Oslek, Scrambled Ed, DJ Damo, The Kelly Twins, The Yiddled Fiddler & Buckles.

COMFI FRIDAYS. CLUB COMFI. 1012 Triangle South, Clifton. 8-4. £7-£8.

Party classics, R’n’B, dance and more. Ffi clubcomfi.com FUNKY FRIDAYS! Chicago Rock Cafe. The Waterfront, Canon’s Rd. Free B4 9pm / £1 till 10pm / More after. From 8pm until 2.30am.

RAMSHACKLE. Carling Academy.

Frogmore St, 10pm-3am. £3/5.

Bristol’s biggest alternative night with resident DJ Dan, Steve Gerrard plus Carlton and Dave Remix playing alternative, indie, hip hop, beats and funky shit in the main room whilst Generation X play punk-rock and metal anthems with DJ’s Link and Matt Setback. Info: ramshackle.org.uk PURPLE BAIZE. The Elbow Rooms.

Park Street. Free entry. Open until 4am. Chart & club floor fillers THANK FUNK ITS FRIDAY. mbargo.

The triangle, Clifton, 8pm – 2am. New and original funk, disco and R’n’B with DJ’s Suisse Tony & Alex.

WEEKEND PARTY PART 1. Lizard Lounge. 66 Queens Road, BS8 1QU. 9pm – late. Current and classic party tunes with residents Big Daddy & Milky. night with Jehst and guests Residents (Intrigue): Andy Mystic (Nu Directions) Trick-E (Dirty Note) - Chemical DJ Competition Finalist: Superior Selectionz (Intrigue): Hosted by DRS & Focus 23rd RUFFNEK DISKOTEK. Cosies. Portland Sq, St Paul’s, Bristol. BS1. Ł2. 9-late. Dubstep, dancehall & roots from Bristol’s infamous Roughneck Disoktek crew plus this month’s special guest, the mighty EXODUS from Leeds legendary SubDub crew. myspace. com/ruffnekdiskotek 16th INTRIGUE. Dojo Lounge, Park Row, BS1 5LJ. 10pm-5am. £8 Adv / Nus / Members. M.O.T.D.Calibre (Signature/Soul:R) 90min set: Random Movement (Innerground): The Insiders (Intrigue): Calculon (Rubik/San Diego) Method One (Levitated/San Francisco): Hosted by Ayah & MC System Heated Terrace Garden 23rd RAGGED & JUST JACK PRESENT… Dojo Lounge, Park Row, BS1 5LJ. 2300-0700. £7. Wolf + Lamb: Dyed Soundorom: Subb-an. (Below) Ed Karney (Just Jack, Bump) Tom Rio (Just Jack) wolfandlambmusic.com justjack. org myspace.com/djtomrio. myspace. com/dyedsoundorom. myspace.com/ artistsubban 2nd FESTIVAL CREW PARTY. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2EL. 10pm-4am. £5 on the door. Adv Tickets £free.

Join the crew from Boomtown Fair, Glade, Glastonbury, Bristol Festival and the rest to celebrate making it to the end of the

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FAT LACE & TURBOLENCE. Lakota.

6 Upper York Street. BS2. £9 +Bf Motd. 10.30pm -6am. MUSIC:D & B/ Breaks/Dubstep (Room 1), Dubstep/ Baltimore/Funk/Hip Hop (Room 2), Psy/ Techno/Jungle (Room 3) Room 1: Dirty Phonics (Live), Far Too Loud, Culture Shock, Noisey Boy, Fu Bar B2b Total. Room 2: Hexadecimal, Pandemic B2b Kaon Sound, Rouge, Amentality, Schema, Statix: Room 3: Psyda B2b Haywire, Fat Lace, Jakov, Shaun Philips B2b Spooks, Kryptic B2b Hindsight Mc’s: Hosted Tonight By Koast, Shadz, Frilla, Remidy, Lion

30th OFF YOUR TITS. Lakota.

6 Upper York Street. BS2. £7

Early Bird £12.50 Tickets. 10pm – 5am. Music:D & B (Room 1), Electro (Room 2) Room 1: Mampi Shift, Hazord, Aphrodite, Nicky Blackmarket, Heist, Groove On Dj’s Mc’s: Shabba D, Biggie.

Room2: Noob, A1 Bassline, Baobinga, Mezza Soundsystem 2nd WE LIKE TO PARTY. Start the Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1.

Free Entry. 22.00 - 03.00. French Horn Rebellion – Live + Fitness Club Fiasco – Live + Squeaky Hill Dj’s 9th HOT BUTTERED SOUL. Start the Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1.

Free Entry. 22.00 - 03.00. + Mike Shawe + Alex Seal. Hot Buttered Soul djs play 60’s & 70s Funk & Soul and handpick the best sounds from across the spectrum of black music, both old and new. We spin only original vinyl 45s for that ‘authentic’ sound and feel.

16th WE LIKE TO PARTY WEEKENDER PART I. Start the Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1. Free Entry.

22.00 - 03.00. Vadim - Full Live Band + Funk from the trunk Dj’s 23rd EARWAX. Start the Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1. 22.00 - 03.00.

Free entry 2nd DISSIDENT. The Black Swan.

Stapleton Road. Easton. £7adv / £8door. 10pm – 5am. Room 1: Drum & Bass : Clute + Loxy + Vicious Circle + Blocks & Escher + Noisy Boy + Bios + Incite & Breach + MC’s Stapleton + Fokus. Room 2: Dubstep hosted by Seasanfive. Geiom + Hyetal + Snug Felix + Furesshu 2nd NEIL LANDSTUMM (Planet Mu). The Croft. 117-119 Stokes Croft. £5. + Atomcraft + The Gooch 9th HOSPITALITY. The Thekla.

The Grove, East Mud Dock, BS1 4RB. £10 in ADV/MOTD. 10pm 4am. Logistics album launch party & 3rd Birthday special feat: High Contrast (90mins), Logistics (90mins) Randomer, In:sight & Boro + MC’s: Wrec, Ruthless & Texas myspace.com/hospitality_bristol 23rd MONKEY!KNIFE!FIGHT! & BLOWPOP PRESENT: KISSY SELL OUT. The Thekla. 10pm till 4am. £10adv. myspace.com/kissysellout + Grum - myspace.com/grummmusic + Murkage Cartel - myspace.com/ murkagecartel. Smallsaul - myspace. com/monkeyknifefightbristol + Stereo 8 myspace.com/stereo8 + more tbc 30th HEXSTATIC. The Thekla, East Mud Dock. £9adv from the usual outlets (Ninja Tune Av Pioneers) hexstatic. tv + DJ FOOD & DK (Ninja Tune 4 Deck Av Showcase) djfood.org + King Cannibal (ninja tune) godsofwar.wordpress.com + Dj Money$Hot (Solid Steel) djmoneyshot. co.uk + Dj Cheeba (Solid Steel Av Show)

djcheeba.com + Dop Allstars (Bristol’s Allstar Turntable Tag Team) myspace.com/ detectivesofperspective + The Sex Pixels thesexpixels.co.uk/ 9th DONUTS. Tube. 1 Unity St, BS1 5HH. £5 all night. 10pm-4am.

Donuts 2nd Birthday Celebrations! With Oneman, BokBok & Manara, Superisk & Stylatron

Cardiff

FUNKY FRIDAYS. Glam Nightclub (level2). 2 Greyfriars Rd, CF10 3AD, £2 b4 midnight / £5 after. 10pm 3am. The dons of Cardiff’s urban scene Jigga, Veejay and Troopa are joined every Friday by guests like Dubmatt, Paz & Cluedo for a chic & sexy session. Hosted by the man in the white jacket....mc Gummi!

9th FREQUENCY DOMAIN. Glam.

2 Greyfriars Road. CF10. £6 B4 11pm doors. 10pm - 4am. Big Pimping Drum N Bass & Dubstep. Chrissy Chris + Youngman MC + T-Bone b2b Rapid + more.

GET YER ROCKS OFF. Barfly.

Kingsway. CF10 3FD. 10.45pm. £5/£4nus.

16th HUW STEPHENS; BRINGS THE NOISE. Barfly. Kingsway. CF10.

10.30pm - 3am. £5/£4nus.

THE DUDES ABIDE. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street. CF10 1BR. 10.30. £3.50. The Dudes Abide

is the weekend’s finest way to let your rock hair down, shake your indie fringe wildly or bounce your beehive madly to the best sounds around. From the debauched cool of The Velvet Underground to The Bolan Boogie.

2nd APERTURE. Clwb Ifor Bach.

11 Womanby Street. CF10. £5.

10.3-3am. Makoto & Deeizm + Drum ‘n’ Bass / DubStep 9th HELL’S BENT. Clwb Ifor Bach.

11 Womanby Street. CF10. £4.

10pm-2.30am. Alternative gay night. Indie / Electro / Grunge 16th APERTURE. Clwb Ifor Bach.

11 Womanby Street. CF10. £5/£7.

10.30pm-3am. Critical Special Break / Ramadanaman / Kasra. Drum ‘n’ Bass / DubStep 23rd SWN VS NEUROPOL. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street. CF10.

Swn Festival Tickets / 10.30pm-4am Mary Anne Hobbs, Daedelus, DJ Gemmy, Dubstep special 30th CLUD. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street. CF10. £8 / 10pm4am. Halloween Special. Psychedelic Trance HUSTLE. 10 Feet Tall. 11A – 12A Church Street. CF10. 8pm – 4am. £free before 10pm, £4/£5 after. Classic Funk, Future Jazz, Motown, Disco & best new releases.

THE BEATBOX BALLROOM. Buffalo Bar. 11 Windsor Place. £Free B4 11pm £3/4 after // 8pm-4am Resident Djs: Killer Tomato (Dmc)/ The Infamous Len (Renthouse Groove)/ Kaptain (Chrome Kids).

PAPARAZZI. The Friary. Greyfriars Road. 9pm – till close. Free before 10pm, £3 after. Tiger Bar: Funky House, RnB and Dance Anthems. Medina & Club: Chart & Party Anthems.

IMPLOSION. Metros. Bakers Row. 10pm – 3.30am. £4 before 12am. Metal, rock, punk, alternative & beats.

KELLY LLORENNA. Pulse. Churchill Way. From N-Trance.

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HOLODECK. Undertone Basement Bar. Church Street. 10pm – 4am. £8.

Surgeon, Owain K, Rob Pike.

the Mod & Phil Dirt with their Indielectrorocknrollsoulfunk-soundclash. Upstairs in the Lounge: Anything goes. suju.co.uk

THANK FUNK ITS FRIDAY £8 ALL YOU DRINK. Mojo. Market St. NP201FU. £8 . 9pm-2am. Thank

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Saturdays

3rd Dj TBC. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Free Entry b4 11pm. £5/£3 mem. Eclectic beats & funk for sure.

10th + 24th DJ ASIAN HAWK. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Free Entry b4 11. £5/£3 mem. 4 times DMC Turntable champ. Turntable wiz kid mixing funk, soul, RnB, Hip Hop, DnB & More 17th DJ FREEDOM. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Free Entry b4 11. £5/£3 mem. Plays funk, soul & dancefloor classics 31st “ALL OVER THE SHOP” HALLOWEEN SPECIAL. Back To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Free Entry b4 11pm. £5/£3 members & £3 Fancy Dress. Mike from AOTS has a funky youthful style, with all the old skool tricks to boots.

Expect amazing decor, cocktails & top tunes to make you stomp.

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FRIDAY MASH UP. Meze Lounge. Market St. Resident and

very special guest DJ’s playing Alternative, Mashups, bootlegs, indie disco, hip hop and Rock. check with venue. 8pm-5am.

Info: 01633 243500 or space.com/ mezenewport.

FUNDAMENTAL. Escapade .

Stow Hill, Newport. NP. £8 ALL INCLUSIVE. £10 adv. 9pm-4am

2nd BIONIC PRESENTS LADY DANA. Escapade Nightclub. Stow Hill, NP20 1 JG. £10 on the door all night. 9pm-5am Lady Dana, Cally & Juice, Brian M Vs McBunn, Vandall, Rush GBH, D4RK, Rob Davies, Bally & Lanie + more. Hosted by Shocker.

9th COUNTRY & WESTERN FANCY DRESS PARTY. Escapade Nightclub. Stow Hill. NP20 1JG. 9pm3am. £? Double you’re Money Fridays. Pay Whatever You Want At the Door and Get Double Back To Spend At The Bar 30th GO HARD HALLOWEEN SPECIAL. Fire & Ice. 9 Bridge Street.

NP20. 10pm till late.

Bristol

3rd BOUNCE. Basement 45. 8 Frogmore Street. Bounce presents a Bomb Squad records special with Mickey Slim (big) Undoubtedly one of the most in demand and enigmatic DJ’s on the circuit, Mickey makes his Bounce Debut tonight Swansea Mark Davis, Eats Everything rm 2 hosted FRIDAY FIX. Lava Lounge. Little

by TRIPTYKAL SOUND Afrobeat,Tribal Wind Street, SA1 1DZ. Till 10pm. Re- house, minimal techno PETIT FEAR and live prices from the 80’s. lavalounge.co.uk LOathIng 2nd WAREHOUSE D. PAVON ARIF. 10pm -4am, Jackin’ house UNDERGROUND. Monkey. 13 and Electro every saturday, Castle Street. SA1 1JF. KING UNIQUE 10th MOWGLI. Basement 45. 8 in association with Hybrid & Coolhouse Frogmore Street.The Italian born DJ Warehouse Underground specializes in / Producer makes a welcome return to bringing the newest talent in underground Bristol after a long absence Mark Davis house music. £6. 9 till late Eats Everything jackin’, funky house and 16th HUG THE SUB. Monkey. 13 electro Rm 2 : Hosted by B.E.A.R Pit Castle Street. SA1 1JF. £6. 9 till late.

Disco,house,UK Funky, Techno and Electro HOWARD MARKS DJ & stand up set Plus Bear Grillz Julio Bashmore Mr Juicy.10pm Hug the Sub residents....

- 4am £5/6/7

BY THE POOL. Elbow Room. 64 23rd ALLIANCE. Monkey. 13 Park Street. £Free – open till 4am.

Castle Street. SA1 1JF. £6/7. 9 till Chart and Old Skool classics all night long. late Random Movement Drum and Bass theelbowrooms.co.uk special with Craggz + Parallel Forces.

COMFI Saturdays. Club Comfi.

Plus residents Active, Remedy, Dutty K, 10-12 Triangle South, Clifton. 8-4.

Gez, Ramjack and MC’s Mello D, Rascal £7-£8. DJ’s playing everything from Party & Paulo.

Classics, RnB, Dance and much more!

16th WONKA VISION AND clubcomfi.com SOTB PRESENT - THE MEGA THE LIVING ROOM Building 11, RAVE. Escape. Kingsway, Harbourside., 10pm-2am, £free.

SA14BD. The Mega Rave Feat. Sub Karl Marx playing Soul, Disco, Funk and Focus. Benga. Jack Beats. Will Bailey(Bass much more.

Weazel). Lee Mortimar. Last Japan and RHYTHM & SOUL. mbargo. The more! Huge Funktion1 soundsystem Triangle, Clifton, 8pm – 2am. Soulful installed for the night - massive LED lighting Funky House. DJ’s Paul Morrisey & Clare display Lazers and BBQ till 6AM £10 Early James. mbargo.net bird Tickets available soon. £12. 11-6.

SEXY SATURDAYS! Chicago Rock slamonthebreaks.com Cafe. The Waterfront, Canon’s Rd. SLAM ON THE BREAKS. Sigma. St Free B4 9pm / £2 till 10pm / More Helens Rd, £3. 10am-3pm. Swansea’s after. From 8pm until 2.30am. Party Daddio Beat Party. rocking the best in Central - 2-4-1 cocktails 5pm-9pm!

HipHop.Electro.Disco and Dubstep to Beats, The best party in town live DJ, shooter girls Breaks and Baltimore with some hints of and party fun all night long! Check out our DNB and Jungle ... yes, basically everything flyer team for free entry! ... 07817 711 797. slamonthebreaks.com WEEKEND PARTY PART 2. Lizard Swindon lounge. 66 Queens Road, 9pm – late.

CASSETTE PLAYER Suju. 28 Current and classic party tunes supplied High Street, 10pm-4am. All by the Lizard lounge resident DJ’s. DJ’s Big others £3 before 11pm / £5 after. Daddy & Milky. lizardloungebristol.co.uk Downstairs features the adventures of Rob BEDMO DISCO. The Spotted Cow. 38 |

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139 North St. Bedminster, BS3 1EZ. Bedminster¹s very own disco superstars provide a weekly soundtrack of disco related nonsense with guest slots from such luminaries as Sell by Dave, Puffin Jack, Rich Carnage, El Harvo, Christophe and Joe 90.

3rd THE UV CAMO GLOW SHOW. Anson Rooms. University of

Bristol. Queens Road. £10adv.

more on the door. 9pm – 2am. Dillinja, Plastician, Nicky Blackmarket, Rolo 24th SUMMER SUMMONS PRESENTS FARLEY JACKMASTER FUNK. Dojo. Park Row. BS1. £7 + BF ADVANCE TICKETS. 10.30pm - 7am. Summer Summons Are Proud To Present Farley Jackmaster Funk The King Of House Music With Some Of Bristol’s Finest House Djs - The Kelly Twins (U.F.O) & Sell By Dave (Thumbs Aloft), Hooker Alex (Discotheque) And Legendary Tone (Best Before) 10.30pm – 7am myspace.com/ summersummons 3rd HULLABALOO. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2EL. 10pm-4am. £8 adv. tickets. The biggest, most funtastic event this side of Boomtown Fair. Not only do we have the finest selection of musical maestro’s, but we have a ridiculous entertainment schedule from the Danceoff Crew & The Invisible Circus who make shit happen! Starring: THE CUBAN BROTHERS (Bestival’s no.1 party starters): MR BENN FT. SOULS LIBERATION (Bristol’s King of the Reggae Mashup party vibe): THE ASBO DISCO (Murking genres 24/7): DANCEOFF CREW (Festival favourites take on the world in the art of the Danceoff) FANCY DRESSPARTY IN YOUR PANTS Stilt Walkers, Fire breathers, Circus Randoms, Magician & Face Painters 10th REDEEMER. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2EL. £4 (or £3.50 for NUS/ Rocksoc members) before 12 / £6 after The Nation’s finest Alternative, Rock & Metal night. myspace.com/redeemerbristol 17th BASS IN YOUR FACE. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2EL. £6 Adv. tickets / M.O.T.D. 10pm-4am Bristol’s Bi-monthly Mega Mash-Up presents another crazy rave time. This month we can offer you a bonafide legend of the dancefloor in none other than MJ Cole!! We’re also proud to bring back one of our personal favourites and one of London’s hottest DJ’s SmutLee to keep The Bass In Trouble. Mj Cole (Legend!! / Talkin’ Loud) Smutlee (Yo! Yo!) Jaccuzzi Killers (The Hype Fm - Nyc) Arsequake (The Blast) Downstairs; For Boraders By Boarders Crew Ch!Co (Gettin Hectic) Funk From The Trunk + Guests 24th MAKE SOME NOISE presents the Old Skool Rave legends. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2EL. £5 Adv. tickets. M.O.T.D THE RATPACK (Eveson Allen’s Birthday set) plus support from: MULDER (Classic Urban Takeover DnB set) RUTTLER (Old Skool Classics) MALFUNKTION (Full crew Fidget House session) STOMSKI (Hyperactive/Hybrid) In control of the ground floor: KASPAROV (We Don’t Play) JAMBO (Free Jive) Plus BASS HONEYS dance troupe (Hot new member) Free Whistles and Glowsticks Lazer show 31st HALLOWEEN. Lab. 27 Broad St, BS1 2EL. £5 Adv. tickets. M.O.T.D. 10pm-4am. It’s THRILLER night A party which you’ll wish you could forget.

Pray to god that you come out in one piece.

Hosted by (mini) MICHAEL JACKSON

(performing Billie Jean, Beat it, Bad & Thriller) SICKNOTE (Demented music, strictly for the wrongheads) BOSCH STACEY (Phat bass, darkriffs & dirty breaks) GENGHIS KAHN (Shakoom/ Sureskank Convention) ASBONATOR (Five on One) Festering in the tomb KASPAROV (We Don’t Die) DOCTOR SPOCK (Starship Enterprise) SKELLYTON (Thatcham, Berskshire) Grave Rotters fancy dress!!!

Freakish face painting, wild weirdos, devilish decor and totally terrifying tunes Music: Halloween fun, Breakbeat, Dubstep, DnB, House, Funk, Dancehall.

3rd T-KOTA. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. 10pm – 4am. £5 Tickets From Bristol Ticket Shop/ Uni. – The Best Night A Fresher Can Have. Electro/ Dub Step/ House/ D & B (Room 1)

10th RELAPSE. Lakota. 6

Upper York Street. BS2. £5 B4

11 £7 After. 10pm – 6am Techno (Room 1/2/3) DJ’S: Mammal (Live), Ob1 (Live), Simmer, Luge, Nifty, Wired, John Askew, Colinizer, Jon Little, Fao Rasic, Aztek, Acid Ted, Si Mclean, Dj Blah, Stu & Deviant, Jon Ecoli, Dave Mitten, Morphic, Jim Paine, Steve Read, Matt Acidic, Dub, Disdress, Shaun Escapee 17th SKANKERS. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. £10 Early Bird £12.50 Tickets £16 Door. 10pm – 6am. Music: Drum & Bass (Room 1), Hard Dance/ Hard Style/ Techno ( Room 2), Hardcore (Room 3), Hip Hop/ Breaks Beats/ Funk (Room 4) Room 1: Mickey Finn, Randall, Tax Man, Logan D, Sly, Hazey G, It-Man, Spd B2b Dj Live. Mc’s: Shabba. Det, Fatman Dm Bassman, Trigga, Riddla, Sweetpea, Dutty A, Alpha, Nosey B, Richy B, Ceejay Room 2: Fj Project, Nick The Kid, Louk, Jkm, Smile.E Bsb Jonez, Mike Steventon, Beedle, Eq, Tribal Mike Mc’s: Si The Sigh. Room 3: Kickback, Dj Bishop, Dj It-Man, Ineffect, Miss Special K, Unmanity + Blast, Cronic, Chipp,Stoopz Mc’s: H20, Spuddy, Hoopz, Action, Energized, Skinny D, Dream-E. Room 4: Endo, Scramble, Geebeats, Marky, Demic & Baby G, Icon Roller, Beatsmith, Kid Kamayra 24th SYSTEM FEEDBACK. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. £5 +Bf £6 B412 £8 After. 10pm – 6am.

Music: D & B/Jungle/Hardtek (Room 1), Techno (Room 2), Psy/Techno/Hardtrance (Room 3), Breaks/Ectctro/Chillout (Room 4) Soundsystems. Room 1: Unknown Soundsystem, 4bidden, Punishment, Illicit.

ROOM 2: Fucked Right Up, Toothdust, Minimal Effort Sound System. Room 3: Aztek Sound System, Chemically Driven.

Room 4: Itsy Bitsy, Malnutrition 31st TRIBE OF FROG – HALLOWEEN SPECIAL. Lakota. 6 Upper York Street. BS2. £5 Early £10 Ticket/ Members £12 Door.

10pm – 7am. Music: Dark + Dirty Psychedelic (Room 1), Electro Dub/Chill – Live Electronica (Loft Room), Acidic Beats (Room 3) Room 1: Evp (Live Pa), Reality Grid (Live Pa), Sublimal System (Live Pa), Pieman, Fda Fda, Psychosonic, Dj Pod Room 2: Non – (Japan), Dubber Dan, Geo 10th SHIT THE BED. Motion. £15 online. Ft: Skream + Joe Goddard (Hot Chip) + Boy 8 Bit + Joker + Jokers of the Scene 17th RIPSNORTER FREE PARTY. Motion. Avon St, BS2 0PX. Ripper Free Party with Ed Real, DJ Pod, Dan Pearce & many more 24th PENGUIN DANCE 4TH BIRTHDAY FANCY DRESS PARTY.

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CLUB Motion. 74-78 Avon St, St Phillips.

BS2 0PX. £13 tickets. more on the door. 10pm-6am. The Robot Fancy Dress 4th Birthday Is Here! Beardyman - JFB N-Type - Friction - Mumdance - Rackruin B2b Klose One - Eddie K B2b Interface - Plimsouls - Burns (Tbc) - Komonazmuk –The Dance Off Crew. foomagazine.co.uk 10th SHIT THE BED. Motion. £15 online. Ft: Skream + Joe Goddard (Hot Chip) + Boy 8 Bit + Joker + Jokers of the Scene 17th RIPSNORTER FREE PARTY. Motion. Avon St, BS2 0PX. Ripper Free Party with Ed Real, DJ Pod, Dan Pearce & many more 24th PENGUIN DANCE 4TH BIRTHDAY FANCY DRESS PARTY. Motion. 74-78 Avon St, St Phillips.

BS2 0PX. £13 tickets. more on the door. 10pm-6am. The Robot Fancy Dress 4th Birthday Is Here! Beardyman - JFB N-Type - Friction - Mumdance - Rackruin B2b Klose One - Eddie K B2b Interface - Plimsouls - Burns (Tbc) - Komonazmuk –The Dance Off Crew. foomagazine.co.uk 3rd SUMO. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1. 22.00 - 03.00. £4/£3/£2. Nadia Ksaibia + Krywolf + Vast & Bulbous 10th WHAT A DRAG. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1. 22.00 - 03.00. £3/£2. + David E.Sugar – Live + Zoe Anne + Tight Fit 17th WE LIKE TO PARTY PART II. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street.

BS1. £4/£3. 22.00 - 03.00. Dan La Sac + Parkertron (Fingathing) + Dan Pearse + Squeaky Hill Dj’s 31st BE MORE BURLESQUE HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street.

BS1. £4/£3/£2. 20.00 - 03.00 Followed By We Like To Party in accosiation with American Apparel. £125 Goody Bags for best dressed. Jumeaux Boys and Dance + Okay deejay. Pre-Club Costume Party at American Apparel, Cabot Circus. From 6-9. Discounted shopping15% off everything in store and free food and drink.

3rd JUDGE JULES. Syndicate Superclub. Nelson Street, BS1 2 JY. £8. 10pm-4am JUDGE JULES (Radio 1) with support from Ian Davies, Gavin Pearce & Andy Beadle Txt SYND2 to 82500 to purchase tickets straight to your mobile!

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10th MIXMASTER MORRIS @

AMPHIBIAN. The Blue Mountain.

Stokes Croft, BS1 3PR. £8 B4 11 / £10 after. 10 - 6am. Amphibian present two rooms of experimental electronica, dub, chillout and ambient atmospherics headlined by Mixmaster Morris, in a perfect visual setting created by the UKs leading UV decor crew Tribe Of Frog.

10th BLUE DAISY. The Croft. 117119 Stokes Croft.£5. + James Blake + Dub Boy + Snafu + Project 13 + Bassic DJ’s (full crew on rotation) 31st ANNIE MAC. 02 Academy.

Frogmore Street. Count & Sinden, Amanda Blank, Young Fathers plus more TBC

ARTS

10th DJ SPOONY. Syndicate

Superclub. Nelson Street, BS1

2JY. £8. 10pm-4am DJ SPOONY with support from Ian Davies, Gavin Pearce & Andy Beadle Txt SYND2 to 82500 to purchase tickets straight to your mobile!

17th FIRE IT UP PRESENTS EDDIE HALLIWELL. Syndicate Superclub. Nelson Street, Bristol.

BS1 2JY. £8. 9pm-4am MAIN ARENA EDDIE HALLIWELL Greg Downey Jordan Suckley Ben Nicky Argy Steve Hampton & Mark Collard Rui J & Kiki V 10th MANGO FACTORY plus support MUFF SAID and Purple Radio’s DJ TEIRESIAS. The Attic, Stokes Croft. 9pm-3am £5 3rd MONSTER BASS 3. The Black Swan. Stapleton Road, Easton, BS5 6NR. Ł8 adv. Ł10 door. 10pm-5am.

Monster Bass returns. Legendary night ft.

Dubstep, Dancehall, Dub, Jungle & loads more with Mungos Hi Fi (& 20K Rig!), Mala, Heatwave, Warrior Queen, Murderbot, Dusk & Blackdown and loads more!!!! myspace.

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BEATBOXBALLROOM. Buffalo. 11 Windsor Place. £free before 11pm £3/£4 after. 8pm – 4am.

BOOMSHAKABOOMTANG / VINYL VENDETTAS. Clwb Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street. CF10 1BR. 10pm. £5. Offering three floors of the best tracks from a variety of genres Clwb has cherry picked the best DJs currently gracing the decks in Cardiff and put them all on the same night.

FLY SWATTER. Barfly. Kingsway, CF10 3FD. 10.30PM. £5 / £4nus. All the best alternative music from yesteryear lined up with current dance floor fillers to make your weekend throb with brilliance.

ME AND YOU CLUB. 10 Feet Tall.

11a - 12 Church Street, CF10 1BG. 11.00pm – 4.00am. Free Entry Before 10.00pm, £5 after. “An Unruly Rock ‘n’ Roll Party”. Cardiff’s one and only Saturday night heroes bringing Good Time weekend Indie Rock ‘n’ Pop, New Music & Classic Alternative Tunes. Bar - 10 Feet All star DJ’s.

LOVELIFE. Life. St Marys street. £free before 10pm £3 before midnight £5 after. 9pm – 3am. DJ Raheem, MC Local, Lady Stylus.

3rd HEDKANDI. Glam. Greyfriars Road, £7 b4 11.30pm / £10 after.

10pm-4am ROOM 1: HED KANDI DISCO HEAVEN David Dunne Carl Hanaghan Nathan Lee Sarah Louise ROOM 2: GlAM’D UP Andy B Kevin Williams Jamie Downes Calvin “That Guy” Reid VINYL VENDETTAS DANCE OFF. Club Ifor Bach. 11 Womanby Street. £5 10pm – 3am. Boomshakaboomtang / Mr Potter’s Proper Disco - Indie/Rock ‘n’ Roll/Motown/ Dirty pop all three floors.

10th SHOUT OUT LOUD PRESENTS... KRAFTY KUTS. The Great Hall, Cardiff Student Union.

8pm–4am. £15adv / £17door.

31st SHOUT OUT LOUD PRESENTS...DANCE OF THE DEAD WITH MS DYNAMITE . The Great Hall, Cardiff Student Union.

8pm–4am. Tickets £15adv. Ms Dynamite (Live) - msdynamite.co.uk + Toddla T - myspace.com/toddlat + Mc Serocee - myspace.com/serocee+ MJ Cole - myspace.com/mjcole100 + A1 Bassline - myspace.com/a1bassline + Micky Slim - myspace.com/thatboyslim + Mumdance - myspace.com/mumdance + Detboi - myspace.com/detboisplace + Oneman - myspace.com/1mandj + Squire of Gothos - myspace.com/ thesquireofgothos 31st TIME FLIES HALLOWEEN BALL ALLNIGHTER. Liquid Nightclub. 10pm – 5am. £10adv / £15 on the door. Arena 1: Tidy Boys, John

Deadline for Nov: 12 Oct

Kelly, Big Al, Dave Eaves, Stu Grady. Arena 2: Brandon Block, Dave Eaves & Martin Dibble, Calvin Reid, Nick White, Gareth Beecham.

10th LAB4 LIVE . Millennium Music Hall. Millennium Plaza. £10 OTD. 9pm-4am. Lab4 Live - Exclusive Only Date In Wales 2009, Cally & Juice Featuring Mc Shocker, Brian M Vs Mcbunn, Frisky, Rob Davies, Stu Grady, Shock:Force + More!

10th GOOD TIMES. Sodabar 7 – 10 Mill Lane. 10pm – 4am. £8adv.

Norman Jay, Craig Bartlett.

MARVEL. Monkey. 13 Castle Street.

SA1 1JF. All the fun of the fair in the fortnightly session dedicated to guilty pleasures. DJ’s Noah & Jared play up a storm with hiphop, soul, funk, MJ & allsorts. free b4 10. 9 till late 10th WONKA VISION. Monkey. 13 Castle Street. SA1 1JF. £6. 9 till late.

RICO TUBBS With resident’s wonka, syn, asbo disco & Ben Jamin.

24th WONKA VISION. Monkey. 13 Castle Street. SA1 1JF. £6. 9 till late. presents Jazz Steppa & Statix

Sodabar 7 – 10 Mill Lane.

10pm – 4am. £5 before 11pm £8 before midnight more after

Bath

17th THE UNABOMBERS.

+ Darren Stewart + Craig Bartlett (the Birthday Boy) 31st LAMERICA. Sodabar. 7 – 10 Mill Lane. 9pm – 4am. Pay on the door only. £10/ £8 fancy dress. Halloween Fancy dress Ball.

3rd TIM GREEN. Undertone Bassment. Church Street. 9am – 4am. £7. + Paul Loraine, Zuul, Rob Cashin & Just Jake.

ALL FUNKED OUT. Yupi Bar. Caroline Street. 10pm – 4am. £free entry with flyer till 1am. A

new night of Urban Soulful Funky House.

Llanelli

RESIDENTS NIGHT. CLUB V (CLVB).

VAUXHALL, SA15 3BD. Club Resident DJ Zak Wilcox Presents: A floor filling mix of commercial Dance, sexy R&B and uplifting electro all night. With state of the art lighting and a pounding new sound system, with plenty of chill out areas to relax in. 10pm3am. 07816310525. clvb.co.uk

Newport

3rd WHITE SNOW PARTY. Escapade Nightclub. Stow Hill, Newport. NP20 1JG. £2. 9pm-4am Xmas fancy dress party. Best outfit wins £100! drinks deals all night 10th SKINS E4 PARTY. Escapade Nightclub. Stow Hill, NP20 1JG. 9pm-4am. Skins e4 party have you got star quality win the chance to be an extra on skins.

17th FOAM PARTY. Escapade Nightclub. Stow Hill, £2. 9pm-4am Newport’s biggest foam party at Newport’s biggest venue!

MOJOS MASH UP/LADIES NIGHT. Mojo. Market St. NP201FU. Ladies pay £1 before 11 others pay £3 before 10 £4 B4 11 and everyone pays £5 afterwards. 9pm-2am.

Ladies night, R’nB real hip hop funk soul and all forms of electronic dance music to get you on the dancefloor.

SWITCH. MEZE LOUNGE. 6 MARKET STREET. NP20 1FU. Switch finest indie disco. Graham the Bear (Tennants Supermen) and Vernon Tessio (JoyCollectiveBlog) present the best in new music and classic indie anthems with live bands and DJ sets from some of music’s future heroes. Plus a special set by UK hip hop hero Dan Le Sac Swansea

MI CASA. Mambo. 46 The Kingsway, 8pm, £free. This established deep house night is the only place in the city where you can kick back, relax, and get down to the best underground house DJ’s the area has to offer. Strictly for the headz.

SATURDAY RETRO. Lava Lounge.

Salubrious Place. Till 3am.

3rd + 17th + 31st

Sundays

25th OXJAM EVENING! Back

To Mine. 7 Bladud Buildings. The Paragon. Wristbands = £10 this gives you entry to 8 different venues in Bath; We are opening our doors for charity. OxJAM are holding events all round Bath this evening & we’re one of them. We start of the evening with acoustic music from The Hats & The Mighty Peas. Then carry the evening on with Reggae & Funk from Dj Count Skylarkin (http://skylarkin. wordpress.com) & Dj Rodders. Drinks, Cocktails & roulette tables at your pleasure, all in the name of charity.

Bristol

GRASSROOTS. Elbow Room. 64 Park Street, BS1 5JN. £Free – till 2am. Reggae and the like. theelbowroom.co.uk MONO TONIC. The Lab (formerly Arc Bar). 27 Broad Street, £2 before 6pm, £3 after. 3pm till late. Soothing Sunday sounds on an eclectic tip. TAPE DJ’s plus special guest Appleblim.

4th THE “NOT SO” SUPERMARKET RELAUNCH. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1.

Free Entry. 13.00 - 17.00 Band to Be Confirmed. Dj’s on the Day Special Wednesday. Live Interactive Art from Squeaky Hill Musical Blingo Games and Lots more........

11th TWEE IN THE PARK. Start The Bus. 7-9 Baldwin Street. BS1.

Free Entry. 1900 – 0100. Jonquil – Live + Twee Dj’s

Cardiff

HIGH SOCIETY. 10 Feet Tall. 11a - 12 Church Street. CF10 1BG. 10-3am // £3 Entry or Discounted Entry with A High Society Card. High Society presents an alternative night of quality drinks and music for party people on a Sunday.

SUNDAYS. Mocka Lounge. 1 mill Lane. CF10. £3 after 11pm. Sexy RnB, Funky & Soulful House, Classics & Old Skool.

4th THE OFFICIAL STUDENT CARDIFF FRESHERS BALL @ Oceana. Tickets from £12. Ironik Artful Dodger - Freemasons - Cut Up Boys Guru Josh Project Egypt- Free Champagne Reception - Chocolate Fountain - And Much Much More!

Newport

ALTERNATIVE TWIST. Meze Lounge.

6 Market St. NP201FU. Your weekly dose of Brilliance! Acoustica/cocktails/ films/board games/Verns Quiz/Art live guests and the perfect end to your week Free! Open till late. 01633211432. Check Meze on facebook for the Latest updates and guests FRESH JAMZ. Mojo . Market St.NP201FU, £free, 9-2am. DJ slider mixes the floorfillers/RnB/Real Hip/Hop/ dance and old school Funk.

From it’s humble beginnings in Bristol, Propaganda has grown in a national indie success story with nights all over the place. It was only fitting that they held their first Mini Festival in Bristol, linking up four venues for the mother of all parties. Syndicate was the epic centre of the festi, and we sent Matt Smith to capture the action.

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Photos: Matt Smith