Brighton SOURCE September 2013

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VOLUME 2. ISSUE 59 SEPTEMBER 2013

BRIGHTON DIGITAL FESTIVAL BEST BRIGHTON VIDEOGAMES OVER THE MOON FESTIVAL

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Thanks to our nightlife and tourism Brighton is very much a service industries city. But there’s also another incredibly strong business, the technology sector. From SEO to mobile gaming we’re becoming an internationally recognised digital hub, Mashable even calling Brighton “London’s Silicon Valley”. It’s something that suits the inventive, self-reliant and intelligent people that populate Brighton. It’s well worth a pat on the back for a city that is known for having a wages to rent gap as wide as the Grand Canyon, so it’s great to see Brighton Digital Festival back to celebrate it.

Events were still rolling in as we went to press but were edging towards 150, including our own SOURCE New Music night (see In Conversation With metaLuna).

Other than that there are conferences and club nights, along with some weird and wonderful stuff like knitting robots. Outside of the Fringe and Festival in May it’s probably the most important thing to happen in Brighton, so hopefully you’ll get off Facebook for a while to give it some time. After all, the digital world has taken over our lives. Just ask Edward Snowden.

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CONTENTS

News New In Town Gig Previews Interview: Traams Club Previews Club Review: CoCo LoCo Culture Art: Graham Miller Locally Sourced Preview: Brighton Digital Festival Preview: Over The Moon Festival Street Style Unsung Hero: Jim Mitchell Secret Eater: Planet India In Conversation With: metaLuna Listings Six Of The Best: Brighton-Made Videogames

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NEWS

WORDS BY STUART HUGGETT

POP UP RIZZLES

Rizzle Kicks launch their new album ‘Roaring 20s’ by playing a week of secret shows across the country, finishing at a mystery location in Brighton on Sat 7th.

The Roaring 20s Imaginarium show sees Jordan and Harley signing merch before playing a gig for just 150 fans, so keep an eye on rizzlekicks.com to find out where. The album, featuring current Jeremy Kylebashing single ‘Lost Generation’, is out on Mon 2nd and the boys also headline Stanmer Park’s Shakedown Festival on Sat 28th.

TAPE DAY

Resident and Cult Hero join record shops around the world for the first international Cassette Store Day on Sat 7th. This retro cousin of Record Store Day takes the same approach as its wildly successful forebear, with musicians and labels issuing special cassette releases only available in independent stores on that date. A new compilation from Faux Discx, a tape version of Fear Of Men’s ‘Early Fragments’ and a couple of FatCat releases comprise Brighton’s contributions so far.

PELIROCCO TRACKS

Pelirocco Platters, the in-house record label of Regency Square rock’n’roll hostelry Hotel Pelirocco, is putting together its second compilation album, a decade after the first volume introduced Scissor Sisters to British ears. The new double-disc album includes a full CD of Brighton bands, as heard on their RadioReverb show. In the meantime, Pelirocco Platters presents seven-piece soul-funk favourites Stone Foundation at the Green Door Store on Fri 13th.

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RIZZLE KICKS

FRESH JUICE

The Haunt and Juice 107.2 have teamed up for IntroJuice-ing, a short run of showcase gigs of new Brighton talent. Electro-ambient post-rock group Them The Sky launch their new EP at the Sat 7th show, supported by Garden Heart and Paperhawk, with the Fri 13th edition headlined by the wintry psychedelia of Digo, supported by Kanzi and Dead Deer. Juice’s Tony Marks covers the gigs with live sessions on his The Mixtape show, and the best bands from the past few weeks return for a final gig on Fri 20th.

OXJAM SPREAD

This year’s Oxjam Brighton Takeover takes place next month, with dozens of musicians helping to raise money for charity. Oxfam launched the nationwide series of gigs back in 2006, and since then volunteers have helped put on hundreds of shows to help tackle global poverty.

Oxjam comes to Brighton on Sat 26th October, to get involved, visit oxfam.org.uk/oxjam

TENTS MOMENT

Brighton Music Hall introduces its Tremendous Tipi next month, an indulgent pop up pavilion to entertain visitors on the beach across the winter months. The sprawling canvas marquee rises to 8m in height and comes with open fires to keep the warmth in. Banquets and balls will be hosted by newly manifested incarnations of the Prince Regent and his notorious paramour Mistress Fitzherbert, apparently.

COMEDY CROWN

Comedian Seann Walsh is the latest graduate of Jill Edwards’ renowned Brighton based Comedy Workshops to be nominated for the prestigious Edinburgh Comedy Awards (currently sponsored by Foster’s lager, but still commonly known as the Perriers). Walsh’s ‘The Lie-in King’ was nominated for Best Comedy Show, while fellow course graduate Romesh Ranganathan’s ‘Rom Com’ was up for Best Newcomer.

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Stalwart Old Steine hangout the Marlborough pub and theatre is under new management, with a reinvigorated décor featuring the work of local artists and a new, simple and delicious food menu. The official launch party is on Sat 28th, with live music from laid back hip hop crew Normanton Street, poet and rapper Mike Dennis and DJ Kool Hertz. Special surprises and plenty of cake are promised.

The £2.2m redevelopment of The Level is almost complete, with the children’s playground and fountain area already proving to be hugely popular. The 1400 square metre concrete skatepark (designed to be used by bikes and scooters too) was descibed by the skaters on the SOURCE team as “the best park in the country”. The remaining areas of The Level should be finished and open by the middle of the month, with a grand community celebration planned for Sat 28th.

MEATLIQUOR

Morrissey once said “We get violently upset when animals eat human beings, so why shouldn’t we feel horror when human beings eat animals?” Why indeed! Well Mozza, the answer lies in MEATliquor – guilty meat indulgence in its purest form.

Grimy, industrial, loud and brash, the London venture is opening its Brighton branch in York Place late this month.

Expect dead hippie burgers, groggy ale, bingo wings, and rabbit food for the vegetarians. Join the queue and be part of the meat revolution sweeping the city.

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Brighton promoters Overhead Wires add another new night to their portfolio of grass-roots gigs with the launch of Electrobash on Weds 18th. Diversifying from the label’s usual songwriteroriented fare, Electrobash deals with “synths, samples and springin’”, with the launch night headlined by electronic altjazz quartet Calico. Award-winning Scottish producer Plum (formerly of the now defunct Benbecula Records) and Mancunian electro-punk duo Phantomz are in support.

Remember when your parents used to pick you up from a party, open the car door and Phil Collins would come blaring out of the stereo and you’d die of shame? Cast that trauma aside and get down to The Hope every third Saturday of the month for Welcome To Dadrock, spinning classic guitar sounds from Genesis to Zeppelin, ELO to Toto. The crew play dad-approved pub rock, punk and new wave every third Friday too. Scream if you want some MOR.

WAH KIKI

The renovation of the Honey Club on Kings Road Arches is complete, with the opening of tiki bar Wah Kiki, next to Shooshh. Wah Kiki aims to bring the Hawaiian experience to the seafront with a barful of cocktails, rum and other tropical drinks. Brighton beach doesn’t always resemble the gleaming sands of Honolulu but with 50% off drinks from 5pm – 9pm, Mon – Fri, it’s not hard to get your imagination working as the sun goes down.

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Something rather exciting has happened to punk bands in the last year – they’ve found the groove. Songs are getting longer and bassists and drummers are locking in while guitarists go nuts on top. When Parquet Courts played Audio last winter the barriers were torn down, quite literally as singer Andrew Savage kicked over the crowd barricade during an 11-minute version of their Can-meets-Pavement masterpiece ‘Stoned And Starving’. Closer to home Traams have been slaying audiences since we first saw them dominate the Best Of Brighton-fest that is Sea Monsters.

What makes the band so special is that they take a garagey style of punk and inject it with both pop and krautrock. At its best it’s incredibly powerful, as on their debut album’s closing track, ‘Klaus’. Kicking off with a riff like Weezer’s ‘Hash Pipe’, disorientating vocals give way to Stu’s jabbing guitars and a rhythm section that’s happy to sit on the same throbbing groove for seven minutes and make you never want it to stop.

Sometimes it’s more than just a minute. ‘Head Roll’ goes from a two-minute bubblegum pop song into a four and a halfminute improvised bassline. Four and a half minutes. And you know what, you’re never hoping the New Order-ish bass solo would, you know, hurry it along a bit.

“Sometimes it feels a bit selfish in a way,” smiles Leigh. “We enjoyed that bit so we decided to play it for longer. It wasn’t even my idea. You’ve just got to learn to be subtle with it.

Changing where you play it slightly, or adding a hi-hat that people don’t really notice.”

“These two are really good at doing the rhythm thing,” says Stu of his bassist and drummer. “I’m really crap at noticing when drums change. These two can nerd it out. ‘Oh, you did the extra kick on that bit!’”

“That’s why we always wanted to be a rhythm section,” explains Leigh. “We had that mutual understanding of what we both wanted from being in the background.”

Hardly in the background, Adam and Leigh are what audiences are feeling through the speakers when they’re packed into venues like Sticky Mike’s or The Albert. But it frees Stu up to

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The trio plug in and play live, from which Leigh and Adam’s tracks are taken, normally from the first few takes. After that Stu simply adds his guitars and vocals on top – it’s a world apart from bands that piece things together in Pro Tools.

“Because they were written like that we wanted to be able to record it like that,” says Leigh.

“With ‘Klaus’ I just added a guitar,” Stu recalls, “but because we did it at Palette [with producer du jour Rory Attwell] all playing together, we couldn’t separate the instruments. It’s a live recording, with added vocals. A few of them on the original session are like that.”

“Never say never, but I’m pretty sure that’s the way we’re going to keep it,” says Leigh. “For me that’s the most fun.”

“It’s the most natural,” says Adam.

“After this interview I know exactly what we’re going to do – get in a room and play at each other for a few hours. It’s really cool to do that in a studio, because that’s what we do. We’ve been doing it for two years, so it comes across better.”

“AFTER THIS INTERVIEW I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT WE’RE GOING TO DO – GET IN A ROOM AND PLAY AT EACH OTHER FOR A FEW HOURS.”

Onstage it’s a powerhouse of a tune, allowing Stu to punch melodies out of his guitar while the crowd stay entranced

by Leigh’s rolling bassline and Adam’s Neu!-like drums. If there’s a better live track played in Brighton this year we’ve yet to hear it.

“I think we always wanted our sound to feel like it was constantly moving,” explains Stu. “It was always about pushing it forwards.”

“I remember in the early days Stu saying he wanted to make it really pulsey, like dance music,” Adam says.

“Fuck Buttons do it really well,” reckons Stu. “Techno does it well – James Holden, Richie Hawtin. To do that with guitar music, to have that release, is fun. You can do it in a club with a dance record, so it’s good to try and do it live.”

“It’s not always intentional,” continues Adam. “When we’re, for want of a better word, jamming, and something happens it’s like, ‘Let’s keep doing that for a minute.’”

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be looser with his squealing guitars and vocal screeches. It’s easy to see how that connection works live, but how have they transferred it so successfully to their debut LP on Brighton’s FatCat, ‘Grin’? By doing exactly what they do on stage in the studio, apparently.

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It seems to be working for them as not only did Traams release a five track EP, ‘Ladders’, before their 11 track album, they’ve already got another album written and ready to record as soon as FatCat lets them.

“We try not to get sentimental about songs,” says Adam. “As soon as you get sentimental about a song you’ve written then you’ll want to update it.”

“It’s better to capture that time period and move on,” confirms Leigh. “You can just write another song.”

“Don’t get worried because it’s a good chorus and you don’t want to waste it,” continues Stu. “As soon as you sit on something for too long you get bored and write something else. Playing new stuff is always loads of fun, and recording it as well. Get it out, get it done, move on to the next one.”

Before they move onto those next songs they’re playing a gig at an unlikely venue. Sure, Resident have plenty of in-stores but Traams are a pretty intense band and they’re promising the full onslaught.

“To be honest I’m so stoked about playing Resident,” smiles Stu. “It’s such a good record shop. Obviously being such music nerds we love it there. We’re not doing it toned down – we’re being noisy. Really noisy.”

We’d expect nothing less from the uncompromising Traams.

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GIG PREVIEWS

WORDS BY STEVE CLEMENTS, DANI COLYER, SIMON ENGLAND, ASHLEIGH GRADY, STUART HUGGETT, JAKE KENNEDY, KEZIAH LEWIS, AMY JO MCLELLAN, ANNA THOMAS

DAUGHN GIBSON

Haunt Sun 1st

Formerly of Pennsylvania stoners Pearls And Brass, drummer turned singer-songwriter Daughn Gibson has a distinct baritone voice slightly reminiscent of Stuart Staples from Tindersticks or a playful Nick Cave. Musically he’s backed by a variety of electronic sounds and more traditional southern rock that combines to make him sound like a 21st century gothic preacher man. Prepare to be bewitched tonight as he puts you under his spell with tracks such as ‘All Hell’ and ‘You Don’t Fade’. (SE)

BLACK YAYA

Hope Sun 1st

Attention Herman Dune fans, we have another, rather unlikely, offshoot band on our hands. Black Yaya are a new project for Dune leader David-Ivan, marrying his distinctive voice and wry songwriting to uplifting electronic pop from French producer Yuksek (who’s releasing Black Yaya’s upcoming album on his own Partyfine label). Just lend an ear to the soulful disco of the duo’s current single ‘Paint A Smile On Me’ if your day needs brightening. (SH)

CHROME SPARKS Green Door Store Tues 3rd

Jeremy Malvin had been playing with synthesizers before studying classical percussion at university, an education which heavily influences his music as Chrome Sparks.

Malvin gained recognition for his sound in 2011 when he released ‘My <3’, his unique electronic style hosting elements of both hip hop and chillwave. With the recent release of second EP ‘Sparks’, Brooklyn-based Malvin brings a three-piece version of Chrome Sparks to the Green Door Store for this exciting, rare performance. (KL)

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Not to be confused with the James Ferraro/Spencer Clark duo, Skaters were born in all their chaotic glory when the singer and drummer from LA’s The Dead Trees got together with the guitarist from Hull grot-rockers The Paddingtons. The pop-punk trio now call New York their home and have thrown their styles together to create instantly catchy riffs and punky vocals which audiences on both sides of the Atlantic love. And before you ask, no, none of them can actually skate. (AG)

JOHN PARISH

Green Door Store Fri 6th

Musician and producer John Parish is most widely known for his longstanding collaboration with PJ Harvey, stretching right back to their old band Automatic Dlamini and including two full collaborative albums, ‘Dance Hall At Louse Point’ and ‘A Woman A Man Walked By’. Aside from production, he’s also maintained an occasional solo career in music and film, with his new Thrill Jockey album ‘Screenplay’ collecting highlights from several European cinema soundtracks. Parish and his band perform a selection of these this evening with projected visual accompaniment. (SH)

SOURCE NEW MUSIC Dome Studio Sat 7th

The first of two SOURCE New Music shows this month is headlined by Interlocutor, the new big band project of Electric Soft Parade’s Alex White. Drawing on members from ESP, Clowns, The Gin Club and more, the 11-piece group embellish White’s mournful songs with smooth brass and strings, conjuring up the country soul sound of 70s AM radio. They’re joined by Red River Dialect, Octopuses and Herb Denton’s Last Dime. SOURCE New Music returns on Fri 20th for Brighton Digital Festival. (SH)

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BLITZ KIDS

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Hotly tipped rockers Blitz Kids’ latest tour visits the places the Cheshire band have previously neglected. Their Brighton appearance is made even more worth the wait with the promise to play songs picked by attendees via Facebook so the set will certainly contain fan favourites from their early Hassle releases next to tracks from forthcoming album ‘The Good Youth’. Having nicked their name from the new romantics, it’s only fair that original Blitz Club legends Visage are in town a week later. (AJM)

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Fuck Buttons are riding a wave of acclaim at the moment, and rightly so. Third album ‘Slow Focus’ is easily the Bristol duo’s most forward thinking yet, but also their darkest. Live, Andrew Hung and Benjamin John Power tease all manner of terrifying noise from their two laptops, often with an enormous disco ball placed between them, mesmerising and entrancing audiences.

With support from the excellent, doomy Haxan Cloak, it’s sure to be seismic. (JKY)

SHANNON AND THE CLAMS Hope Mon 16th

You could be forgiven for thinking that this three-piece are Baltimore-bred, given that they wouldn’t look or sound out of place on a John Waters’ high school prom bandstand. Actually they hail from sunny California and have come to town in support of their third album of super-catchy, uber-kitschy garage/surf sounds. Their influences range from Joe Meek through The Muppets to Georgio Moroder, and Shannon Shaw’s big voice has been compared to Etta James, so this could be something special. (SC)

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ETHAN JOHNS

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Komedia Tues 17th

Ethan Johns has made a big name for himself as a producer over the past 15 years, working regularly with Ryan Adams, Laura Marling and Kings Of Leon (on their first two, and best, albums). Deciding to go it alone, Johns is taking recent release ‘If Not Now Then When?’ on the road. Mixing a blend of country and Americana as well as a more delicate folk sound on the lovely ‘Whip Poor Will’ this should prove to be a very intimate show. (SE)

NO CEREMONY/// Hope Tues 17th

No Ceremony/// continue the proud tradition of electronic music from Manchester that started with New Order all those years ago. They share a similar DNA with The xx but with perhaps less of the gloom and a focus more on the beats. Songs such as ‘Feel So Low’ and ‘Hurtlove’ sound as though they were made for the dancefloor so don’t expect to be standing still whilst No Ceremony/// are playing. (SE)

TIM HECKER

St Mary’s Church Weds 18th

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Canada’s Tim Hecker doesn’t so much put on gigs as skin the venues he plays alive from within. Volume is one of his major tools, and disorientation soon comes over anyone unprepared for his staggering sonic layers and builds. But there’s also a subtlety indebted as much to jazz and folk guitarists as it is to My Bloody Valentine, which a venue as stunning as Kemp Town’s St Mary’s Church should really bring to the fore. (JKY)

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VISAGE

Haunt Sat 21st

If certified electro/synth anthems that still sound incredible 30 years on are what you’re after then don that billowy shirt and glide down to The Haunt for Steve Strange’s reunited Visage. ‘Fade To Grey’ is the definitive new romantic classic and the first of a string of hits for this seminal band, whose comeback album ‘Hearts And Knives’ was released in May. If that wasn’t enough, legendary Blitz Club founder Strange will be guest DJ at Spellbound at the Komedia afterwards. (AT)

WIRE

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The long and curious on/off career of Watford art school pranksters Wire was celebrated last year in a run of London gigs that culminated in a thundering, 30-odd guitarist rendition of their ’78 album-closing classic ‘Pink Flag’. Tonight’s Brighton return finds Wire stripped back to a quartet but still fearsome, slipping back and forth through their history as they visit this year’s ‘Change Becomes Us’, a glowing, metallic set that completes song sketches created in their initial post-punk energy burst. (SH)

COLLEGE

Haunt Weds 25th

If you missed College’s sold out show at the Duke Of York’s last year – a neat tie-in that accompanied a screening of hyper-stylish Ryan Gosling odyssey Drive – then don’t miss this return visit. College’s sublime Drive theme ‘A Real Human’ is the sugar coating on a deep catalogue of hypnotic retro melodies whipped up by French composer David Grellier. His latest College album ‘Heritage’ came out in the spring, an immersive experience with or without the cinematic back-up. (SH)

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SWIM DEEP

Concorde 2 Weds 25th

Birmingham’s Swim Deep play an anthemic brand of indie that manages to inject a bit of fun into shoegaze and American alternative rock whilst staying on the right side of baggy. Songs such as ‘King City’ and ’Honey’ would perfectly soundtrack a teen flick from the late 80s or early 90s. Their live sound is more substantial than on record, as we heard at The Great Escape in May, with their more prevalent basslines revealing a clear Pixies influence. (SE)

BARRENCE WHITFIELD & THE SAVAGES Haunt Fri 27th

Soul screamer Barrence Whitfield makes a rare visit to the UK this month for just three shows (plus an appearance on Later With Jools Holland) and, thanks to Stay Sick and Punker Bunker, the Haunt have bagged his only date outside London. Breaking out of Boston with his band The Savages in the 80s, Whitfield’s full throttle vocals and borderline unhinged performances brought acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic, and tours with legends from Bo Diddley to Tina Turner. (SH)

DEADBEAT DESCENDANT Prince Albert Sat 28th

This London/Brighton combo’s regular nights have been running at the Albert for 10 years, always presenting an interesting bill of like-minded, local and touring talent. As ever, Deadbeat Descendant play a set of their observational, arthouse post-punk dancers, this time sandwiched between Johnny Cola & The A Grades’ new wave psychedelia and ex-Supergrass bassist Mick Quinn’s back-to-basics garage rockers The DB Band. As the poster says, “A night of intense enjoyment awaits you.” (SC)

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THE LOVELY EGGS

GIG PREVIEWS West Hill Hall Sat 28th

Riots Not Diets provide the perfect setting for DIY duo The Lovely Eggs to blow you away with their sweary, shouty, lo-fi gems.

Holly and David’s drums/guitar set-up is like The Ting Tings, except they’re actually really good. Animals, food and digital accordions are all worthy song subjects and their merch is always pretty special. Determinedly independent, the pair remain true to their roots and manage themselves from their home in Lancaster.

The furry tickets alone are worth the price of admission. (SC)

MAINLINER

Green Door Store Sat 28th

Acid Mothers Temple leader Kawabata Makoto has reunited his psychedelic attack group Mainliner after a break of over a decade, and the Japanese free noise group appear tonight for the first part of a threatened ‘Brighton invasion’ (part two brings AMT to Sticky Mike’s on Oct 6th). Along with original Mainliner drummer Koji Shimura, the line-up now features Bo Ningen screamer Kawabe Taigen on bass, the pair underpinning Makoto’s whirlwind freak-metal guitar assault. Batten down your braincells. (SH)

TONIGHT ALIVE

Haunt Sun 29th

Pop-punk has always been firmly American but that hasn’t stopped a myriad of British bands from adopting their best US accents. Now it seems that Australian acts have been affected by the epidemic too, evinced by this evening’s visit from Tonight Alive. Joining the Sydney quintet are Florida’s Set It Off and the UK’s very own rising stars Decade. If you like your rock music peppy, then this is a great line-up, regardless of where you, or the artists, come from. (AJM)

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WORDS BY STUART HUGGETT, JAMES KENDALL, JESSICA MARSHALL MCHATTIE

BOOGIE WONDERLAND Green Door Store Thurs 5th

Continuing the English Disco Lovers’ noble mission to defeat the knuckleheads of the far right with the unifying power of dance music, the posse’s Sam Moffett and Ed Lovers return as Boogie Wonderland’s guests tonight.

Joining forces with Luther from Teen Creeps for a set of sweet soul, Philly and Hi-NRG sounds, they’ll also be rattling the tins for local charities throughout the evening.

Entry is free, so there’s no excuse not to dig deep. (SH)

SWEATSHOP

Haunt Fri 6th

Yeah yeah Stone Roses, blah blah Blur, there’s only been one truly magical 90s reunion recently, and that was Will Smith pulling Jazzy Jeff and Carlton Banks (actor Alfonso Ribeiro) from the wings of the Graham Norton Show to perform the Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air theme. Sweatshop brings back all those golden age hip hop and new jack swing sounds in one delerious celebration of the era of backwards caps, huge trainers and baggy pants. Push it real good. (SH)

CHRIS NATURAL

Volks Fri 6th

The crew behind Jungle Alliance add a new branch to their collection tonight with the launch of their new offshoot label, the pretty self-explanatory Jungle Alliance International. Headlining is Brighton veteran Chris Natural who’ll be entertaining with a special tear-out ragga influenced set, and the party will be kept in full swing all night by DJ Rumble, MC Range, S.T. and Lofty. This lot are more dedicated to the jungle than Baloo. (JMM)

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DJ SNEAK

PBR STREETGANG

Coalition Sat 7th

Bonar Bradberry and Tom Thorpe have been around for about seven years now, but it’s in the last couple that their fun-time house has been popping up on the best labels, like Future Boogie and Hot Creations. Their quirky acid and latin percussion-based ‘N-H-M’ for the former was one of our favourite house records of last year, and they’re back on that uber-cool label with ‘C With No Name’, a euphoric anthem. They’re clearly gonna come loaded with great tunes, switching, apparently, between Ableton and vinyl. (JK)

AUDIO’S 9TH BIRTHDAY PARTY Audio Fri 13th

DJ Sneak pretty much invented Daft Punk, Armand Van Helden and Basement Jaxx. So he’s the man, and then some. His cut up disco loops became the blueprint not just for jacking early 90s house but for the later filter disco sounds that saw house music go mainstream.

By the sounds of his recent podcasts he’s ploughing much the same furrow, and why not? He’s innovated enough, and those grooves are exactly what we want to get lost in. Big man, big booking. (JK)

RANDOM MOVEMENT Haunt Fri 13th

Does drum’n’bass have a soul? Maybe not, but it can certainly be soulful, as anyone familiar with Florida’s Random Movement will be aware. He’s a bigger fish across the pond, but with an increasing and diverse fan base in the UK too, attracted to his delectably deep sets. The Jazznote favourites are in full support, including host Influx, Brighton’s up and coming drum’n’bass producer Shiver, and Badger, who’ll be playing a set of 80s funk and disco classics. (JMM)

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Volks Fri 20th

God knows why DJing is such a boys club. When women do break through they tend to be absolutely great. Maya Jane Coles is one of the best female DJs of the last decade, making her, of course, one of the best DJs of the last decade full stop. That she can sing and produce to the same level is a bonus. ‘Nowhere’ is a masterclass in understatement (both in production terms and vocally), real deep house in a genre that’s expanded way beyond its moniker. Great to see her step up a level to the Concorde. (JK)

There’s a fine tradition of masked musicians, from Daft Punk to MF Doom, and following aggressively in their footsteps is Dr Bastardo, who sports a Mexican wrestling mask whilst churning out the kind of jungle and breakcore that makes you want to get straight to the nearest field and rave. Brighton Loves Jungle’s founder defines their musical policy as “fucked up and interesting” and he’s not wrong with this line up, which includes Hitori Tori, Bosslady and Pastaman. (JMM)

SETH TROXLER

PAUL WOOLFORD

Coalition Sat 14th

One quarter of Visionquest, Seth describes his genre as ‘sexiness’.

Well, his songs might not end up on your make-out tape but there is something sensual about this mix of prog and tech house. We reckon you could probably make some sweet love to Visionquest’s excellent Fabric Live CD. Anyway, Sex Trothler is rightly one of the biggest names in house right now, managing to clock up a top three position in Resident Advisor’s Top 100 DJ Poll, in part from his famed DC10 residency. (JK)

SWEATSON KLANK Green Door Store Mon 16th

The Los Angeleno previously known as Take is a forward-thinking force. For a decade Sweatson Klank’s been on a voyage through experimental jazz, hip hop fusion, modern bounding beats and everything between reggae and disco, and now he’s landing at the Green Door Store. Latest album ‘You, Me, Temporary’ came out on Project Mooncircle in March and it’s a slinky, smooth little number that cruises through tracks like a Cadillac on greased wheels. Support is from S∆M and J Devious, and it’s all for free. (JMM)

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Audio Sat 21st

We always knew Wooly was destined for success, even when he used to phone us at 7am on a Tuesday morning for a chat, still partying after his Saturday residency at the legendary Back To Basics. These days he’s very serious, probably the best Detroit producer outside of the city – a fact that attracted Carl Craig to invite him onto Planet E. He’s also releasing on Scuba’s Hotflush. If nothing else you’ll know his ‘Erotic Discourse’ techno classic, played by everyone – minimal to trance DJs – in 2006. (JK)

BONDAX

Concorde 2 Sat 21st

The name sounds like a Pokémon and their transformation’s worthy of one too: the Bondax duo have gone from teenage schoolchums in Leicester to Radio 1 darlings and headlining a huge UK tour in just over a year. Next single ‘Giving It All’ is out on the 22nd and it’s a glittering, chilled-out hit, blending garage and r’n’b influences into a airwave friendly track that’s perfectly of the moment. This is a live set, so an opportunity to see the artistry in action. Shadowchild and Bodhi are also on this promising line-up. (JMM)

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Keeping the ravers on their toes all weekend, the Psy Sundays crew present another free, 12 hour session down the Volks, getting underway at the refreshing time of 2 o’clock in the afternoon. This month they’ve teamed up with Goa free party crew Shiva Valley with a headline set from veteran UK producer DJ Tristan (Flying Rhino, Twisted Records). Psy Sundays have been running nearly five years now – it’s a proper Sunday service. (SH)

DJ ZINC

Audio Fri 27th

DJ Zinc’s best known as a drum’n’bass producer but he’s been changing the game and switching genres for the past 20 years. His career has spanned early hardcore and breakstep and he’s now doing a nice line in house and grime collaborations.

Zinc’s slowed down on the releases in recent years but with a back catalogue so strong, there’s nothing left to prove. You might think you only know ‘Super Sharp Shooter’ but you’d be wrong. (JMM)

SHAKEDOWN FESTIVAL

Stanmer Park Sat 28th

Shakedown is settling down to be a pretty decent, if schizophrenic, little one-dayer.

On one side is a quality selection of dance edged pop (Rizzle Kicks, Labrinth, Maverick Sabre) and on the other is serious raving gear (Sub Focus, Annie Mac, MK).

It’s a shame it doesn’t go on through the night, but it does mean you get to roll into one of the many after parties at Audio and the Concorde suitably, er, ready to go. (JK)

PRINCE FATTY

Blind Tiger Sat 28th

Prince Fatty’s Rub A Dub Club aims to bring the best of classic reggae into the present day, with original remixes, rediscovered dubplates and a bouncing, energetic cast on stage. MC Horseman joins Prince Fatty himself to bring the beats and rhythms. One of the biggest stars of the show is the magnetic Hollie Cook, who’s about as cool as you’d expect the reggae-obsessed daughter of a Sex Pistol and goddaughter of Boy George to be. (JMM)

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COCO LOCO

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A thousand people through the door every week, famous around the world? How come you’ve never heard of CoCo LoCo? Maybe because it’s a foreign student night, but if you’re looking for a lot of midweek fun then it’s well worth getting your pasty-skinned self down there. Make sure you get the next day off work, though, as everyone outside of Britain likes to party til dawn, so CoCo LoCo stays open until 5am.

Right from the off, this lively crowd are up for it, throwing the sorts of shapes that us Brits are too reserved to try, to a mix of international pop and more familiar dance tracks. Maybe it’s because everyone here is, essentially, on holiday, there’s a devil may care feeling – lots of smiles, loads of tomfoolery. Also there’s plenty of interesting people to meet – go and do your best for international relations.

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Swedish House Mafia ‘Don’t You Worry Child’ Jay-Z & Kanye West ‘Niggas In Paris’ Rattle ‘Bingo Players’ The White Stripes ‘Seven Nation Army’ Pryda Vs Empire Of The Sun ‘Mirage The People’ Avicii ‘Levels’ DJ Zinc Vs Nirvana ‘Nexx Like Teen Spirit’ Pitbull feat TJR ‘Don’t Stop The Party’ Afrojack & Steve Aoki ‘No Beef’ Zomboy ‘Here To Stay’

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CULTURE

WORDS BY STEVE CLEMENTS, STUART HUGGETT, JAMES KENDALL, BEN MILLER

EXHIBITION: TIMO ARNALL Lighthouse from Thurs 5th

Timo Arnall visualises our usually-invisible technological infrastructures, doing so in the kind of way that makes you want to grab a lightsaber and say something rude to your father, as opposed to, say, unsellotaping the tangled web of wires decorating your house. This should be most explicit in Immaterials: WiFi Light Painting, which sounds like the sort of fare luddites gawp sadly at in Lighthouse, dealt a further blow to underline the passing of simplicity in a world hot-wired to alien futurism. (BM)

EXHIBITION: MUTATOR 1 + 2: EVOLUTIONARY ART Phoenix from Sat 7th

Perhaps it’s just the battle-hardened 80s kids pedalling the analogue mechanisms of the SOURCE culture department, bereft of parental riches or enough mates to ever have looked beyond Ataris and PCs with hard-drives destined to form toasters, but the art of William Latham comes saturated by nostalgia. Rotating and rolling, naïve and yet precise and clinically brilliant, Latham’s mutations originate from forms and binds resembling imagined complex dreams. His computer-generated prints and early drawings elucidate the methodologies of a beautifier of binary. (BM)

FILM: DON’T LOOK NOW / SIDE BY SIDE

Duke Of York’s Sun 8th / Duke’s At Komedia Tues 10th

Yes, Charlie Brooker’s talking about Black Mirror for Brighton Digi Fest, but if you’ve got a ticket you’ll already know that conversely, if this is the first you’ve heard of that sold out show you may be seething. Instead, try Side By Side, in which, curiously, Keanu Reeves interviews Martin Scorsese, James Cameron and more on the joys of digital. Beyond the fest, Don’t Look Now - Nicolas Roeg’s deathly horror premonition - will be explained by the director in a discussion with Ben Wheatley. (BM)

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ANDREW LAWRENCE

FESTIVAL: BRIGHTON JAPAN 2013 Old Steine Gardens Fri 13th - Sun 22nd

Few fail to find themselves seduced by Japanese culture, although the pace at which this festival has grown - having started out as a one-dayer in Bartholomew Square five years ago - illustrates its popularity in a city where sushi bars are as rad to dudes and dudettes as Facebook and chai lattes. The opening and closing weekends feature rock’n’roll, dance, drumming, body painting and fashion shows, while individual events range from horror screenings to whisky tasting. (BM)

FESTIVAL: CITY READS Various venues Fri 13th - Sun 29th

‘Guards! Guards!’, the 1989 instalment of Discworldliness from bearded sorcerer overlord genius Terry Pratchett, is the chosen page-turner for this year’s city-wide book group, with an appearance from the Ankh-Morpork creator himself at the Dome (Sun 29th). Other hoo-hahs include tales under the watch of a massive dragon (Jubilee Library, Sat 14th), a screening of Terry Gilliam’s Baron Munchausen (Duke’s At Komedia, Sun 22nd) and therapy from a Book Doctor as part of a Vintage Fair (The Old Market, Sat 21st). (BM)

COMEDY: ANDREW LAWRENCE

Komedia Weds 18th

It’s not totally clear whether Andrew Lawrence is professionally odd or actually odd – certainly he plays up to it, making his name with self-mocking routines about his outsider status. Luckily he’s funny ha ha as well as funny peculiar, and he’s loosened right up on stage lately. No longer able to deny he’s one of the stars of the circuit, he now looks more at how everyone’s life is awful, not just his own. If your glass is half empty you’ll lap it up – you may even laugh. (JK)

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COMEDY: STEWART LEE

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The last time Stewart Lee played in Brighton he had a comedy battle with Mark Watson. Both on a charity bill, a drunk and joke-free Watson, bringing a deflated balloon to a knife fight, ended up begging for more laughs than his nemesis. Stew, who’d thankfully left by then, was on reliably razor sharp form, as ever. We’re interested to see if he’s still ploughing his deconstruction of comedy thing or if Canadian alter-ego Baconface is his new direction. (JK)

Returning to the Komedia with his first full show in seven years, Rob Newman picks up where Darwin left off (but with more jokes) with his New Theory Of Evolution. Since turning his back on the Wembley headlining, rock’n’roll excesses of the 90s comedy boom, Newman’s taken the path of Marks Thomas and Steele, proving himself as an intelligent chronicler of politics and science. His thesis this evening is that natural co-operation drives evolution rather than ‘survival of the fittest’ competition.

One for all you smart monkeys. (SH)

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COMEDY: STAND UP FOR LABOUR Dome Sun 22nd

The formidable line-up of Eddie Izzard, Jo Brand, John Bishop, Stephen K Amos and Lloyd Langford might spell good news for the Labour Party, to whom the proceeds of this gig are going. The joke, unfortunately, is on all of us, given that they’re almost certain to fritter the beans away on campaigns lacking the relatively simple elements of common sense and human charisma required to oust our rotten government.

An unwitting tragi-comedy bearing all the wit the opposition lacks. (BM)

CABARET: TERRY GAROGHAN Komedia Sun 22nd

After a 17-year run, comedy institution Terry Garoghan finally retired his famous Brighton The Musical with a sell-out performance at the Dome last year. You can’t keep a restless musical satirist down though, and Garoghan’s already bounced back with his Satan-on-the-shoulder show The Devil Keeps Tugging. Garoghan presents his new album ‘The Aunty Flo Slide Show’ at this lunchtime cabaret for grown ups, accompanied by cellist Angie Wilson. (SH)

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Komedia Tues 24th

THEATRE: CALL MR ROBESON Dome Studio Tues 24th

This one-man show, written and performed by Tayo Aluko, traces the life of gospel singer, actor and radical pre-Dr King civil rights campaigner, Paul Robeson. Best known for his definitive ‘Ol’ Man River’ and soul-stirring spirituals, Robeson was fêted by the world’s socialists, from Welsh miners to jailed Russian poets, but his outspoken attacks on the US government and its apathy towards racism made him an exile in his own country. A fascinating subject, long overdue for re-evaluation. (SC)

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Upstairs At Three And Ten Thurs 26th / Sat 28th

Haley McGee, a Canadian performer with pitch-black tinted glasses and an eye for social awkwardness capable of making anyone yearn for an evening in the company of a gaggle of virginal Belle And Sebastian fans, began this piece as a twominute poem. Its heroine, Mission Bird, is a fully-realised character these days, adding a crime she didn’t commit to her well-established through-the-fingers human interactions.

McGee’s own indomitable wordplay serves to smooth things out without detracting from the beautifully uncomfortable. (BM)

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GRAHAM MILLER One Eyed Jacks, 28 York Place WORDS BY JAMES KENDALL

Four exhibitions in, and One Eyed Jacks – found in the regenerating former no man’s land of York Place – is proving itself to be a gem of a photographic gallery.

The work they show is easy to get your head round, concentrating on beautiful images with a narrative core, always inviting you to add your own stories.

Perfectly following photos from Bryan Schutmaat’s Blue Collar, Red Dust and Jacks’ curator Matt Henry’s own work comes a great exhibition from a new name to us, Graham Miller.

Miller’s rich, cinematic photos look American – perhaps because they mine the history of colour photography – but actually take place in his Australian homeland.

Almost too perfect to be candid, they bring to mind Philip-Lorca diCorcia’s Hustlers series. Every bit as polished, but less neon, it’s more small town than big city, with nods in that direction towards Alex Soth’s Sleeping By The Mississippi.

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ALBUM: FLASH BANG BAND ‘Bite Your Tongue’ (At The Helm)

Psych-pop urchins Flash Bang Band gift new Brighton label At The Helm with their first full album and it’s a beauty.

Immediate tunes like ‘Art History’ and ‘Young Rogue’ are wriggling nuggets of scrunched up energy that run restlessly off in all directions at once, while the fuzzy yearning of ‘Dreams That Never Fade Away’ stretches towards the anthemic. The trio surely worship at the altar of ‘In It For The Money’ era Supergrass, but that’s never a bad thing. (SH)

ALBUM: GIDEON WOLF ‘I Am Wolf’ (Chemical Tapes)

The second album from Gideon Wolf, an alias of composer Tristan Shorr, ‘I Am Wolf’ takes simple compositions for voice and piano but strips them down even further, processing the elements into abstract suspensions of echoed ambience and digital scree. Shorr’s vocals rarely resolve into coherence, simple two or three word phrases floating up through the mix. Imagine a Basic Channel rework of Eno’s stillpoint piano processes and you’ll be somewhere close to the results of this absorbing experiment. (SH)

SINGLE: LET THE MACHINES DO THE WORK ‘Let Me Be The One’ (Champion)

You may be one of the 60,000 people who have watched the video for this on YouTube already, so will know that it’s a belter. Soundtracking a trio of EDL members wandering into a English Disco Lovers street party rather than their own march, ‘Let Me Be The One’ is a throbbing slab of techno with a vocal that sounds like it could have come from lost 90s house classic. No wonder the EDL crew end up losing it on the dancefloor. Great video, great debut single. (JK)

SINGLE: PART PANDA ‘Way Back When’ (Potholes Music)

Part Panda have been making melodic beats together ever

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since block-colour jeans made a comeback. ‘Way Back When’ and the beautifully nostalgic b-side ‘Let’s Build A Cinema’ see a departure from Vienna’s gently rapped vocals. Both tracks build layer on mesmerising layer of soulful vocals, sweet synths and super-rhythmic beats. Check out the track’s hypnotic video to see a 12-year-old out-dance everyone at the disco. (DC)

ALBUM: ‘SHAPES: CIRCLES’ (Tru Thoughts)

Rounding up highlights from the last year or so of Tru Thoughts releases, this double disc set underlines just how strong the label’s current roster is. Getting underway with Natural Self’s sumptuous cover of Electrelane’s ‘The Valleys’, CD1 hosts the more soul and jazz influenced sounds (Quantic, Alice Russell, Harleighblu) Tru Thoughts are famous for, broken up by some fierce electro, dancehall and UK hip hop from Hint, Wrongtom and Rodney P. CD2 ups the beats with excellent cuts from Maddslinky, Riz MC and Zed Bias. Budget price too. (SH)

EP: SUBLIME WIZARDRY ‘Best Of The Bunch’ (Show & Prove)

Fresh from supporting Public Enemy this summer, hip hop trio Sublime Wizardry have readied this joyous eight track 12”.

Hamburg based DJ Merlin supplies old school breaks and addictive scratch trickery for Brighton MCs One Native Son and The Remarkable 1 to bounce off of. Tracks like ‘All Day Sucker’ and ‘Ironball Throwdown’ reviving the golden age party spirit, but the complex digital beats of ‘Survival Of The Hippest’ and the political lyrics of ‘When The Chaos Comes’ keep things modern and vital. (SH)

SINGLE: THE VINYLS ‘Victoria’ (thevinyls.net)

Not a stab at the mighty Kinks classic, The Vinyls’ ‘Victoria’ is certainly in the same anglopop vein, a snappy new wave treat with effortless, choppy chords and a stop-start Costello vocal.

Last year’s slightly wacky album ‘Catch!’ was smart in many places, but this standalone single is a step on, the band easing up on the urge to impress with the gags and coming out with an effortless three-minute tune. Very neatly done. (SH)

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DIGITAL FESTIVAL PLUG IN AND PLAY WORDS BY STUART HUGGETT AND JAMES KENDALL

The idea of digital covers so much of our lives these days it’s no wonder Brighton Digital Festival is so diverse. From art to accountancy via Ableton, you’ll need to check out brightondigitalfestival.co.uk for the full line up of over 140 events throughout September. Otherwise, luddites can pick up the rather good (if we say so ourselves) SOURCE-edited brochure. Here’s just a small selection of events we like the look of.

TINY GAMES

Around Brighton Sun 1st - Mon 30th

The media paints videogaming as a solitary pursuit conducted by teenage boys in bedrooms with the curtains drawn. Tiny Games takes things in the opposite direction with social play in the streets of Brighton. Hide & Seek have made a batch of easy to understand, fun titles that invite participation from passers by. Keep an eye out for them. (JK)

BRIGHTON MINI MAKER FAIRE Corn Exchange Sat 7th - Sun 8th

If you think that iPhones and the like have increasingly made technology a closed unit, your head will be blown right open by this, the biggest event of BDF. From Raspberry Pi to traditional craft – with those perceived opposites often joined – the idea is that you’ll be inspired by the makers showing off their projects.

If nothing else you’ll see lots of robots, which is never a bad thing. This year sees the interactive exhibition and workshops joined by a conference and an After Dark event. (JK)

FEMINISM 3.0

Dome/Corn Exchange Sat 14th

When women suggesting that, you know, it might be a nice idea to have one female figure featured on our banknotes start getting bomb and rape threats you know that we really need feminism. With the huge surge in young women speaking up for themselves right now, this ought to be an interesting and lively debate about social media in activism. The Guardian’s Suzanne Moore – who has unfairly had it in the neck on Twitter recently – is joined by No More Page 3 campaigner Lucy-Anne Holmes and others. (JK)

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SOURCE NEW MUSIC Dome Studio Fri 20th

The second SOURCE New Music this month promises deep electronics and spectacular imagery, curated by visual artists metaLuna (see In Conversation With). The headline slot finds the pair in collaboration with composer Matthew Hodson’s bitbin project, producing a hypnotic audio-visual experience on a specially designed three-dimensional set. Champion Fever and Alphabets Heaven bring their own lush electronic styles, along with instrumental post-rock trio Spacenoid, and Beatabet DJs in the downstairs bar. (SH)

BRING YOUR OWN BEAMER Dome Sat 21st

Even if you’re not interested in the short films and video installations on offer, this is still essential due to its location – the tunnels beneath the Dome. Once you’ve seen those curated offerings you can pop out into the Concert Hall and find a place to show your own project on the ‘beamer’ – a projector, DVD player, phone or anything that will play video – you’ve brought with you. (JK)

PIXELPYROS

Level Sat 28th

The idea of this piece of interactive art from Seb Lee-Delisle (which returns from kicking off last year’s festival) is that you get right up close to fireworks that you usually have to keep a distance from. No one’s losing an eye with a recklessly thrown banger tonight. In fact you can even let the fireworks off with your fingers. One of the many free events at BDF. (JK)

DESERT ISLAND PICS Jury’s Inn Sat 28th

Using Google Street View to collect photos of prostitutes working in Spain and Italy, Mishka Henner’s No Man Land was one of the most interesting exhibits at this year’s Deutsche Börse Photography Prize. Although he didn’t win, his use of other people’s imagery in his work makes him the perfect guest to choose the eight photos he’d take with him to the titular landmass. The “modern-day Duchamp” will explain his choices to Stephen Bull. (JK)

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OVER THE MOON FESTIVAL MUSICAL SPACE CADETS WORDS BY STUART HUGGETT

HACKNEY COLLIERY BAND

Every September, as we approach the autumn equinox, Over The Moon festival comes to the Sussex countryside for an eco-minded celebration of music, science, art and healing. This year’s Brighton guests include AK/DK, The Physics House Band and Transformer, but as festival director Jim Mitchell tells us (see Unsung Hero), the workshops, talks and family activities are a key part of the weekend, so head to their website to see what else is on offer. Meanwhile, here are a few more musical picks.

ALMIGHTY PLANETS

Most unsigned groups count themselves lucky to score one viral hit, but hip hop big band Almighty Planets have already managed two this year alone. Having name-checked every decent Brighton pub (and then some) in their irresistible tourist guide track ‘Oh The Days’ they then revealed their unexpected soulful side with a downtempo, brassy cover of SBTRKT’s ‘Wildfire’. Live, the eight members are guaranteed to fire up the party.

CODA

London five-piece Coda are that rare thing, a live dubstep band. Fronted by MC and guitarist Stacey Edwards, the group recreate the flow of a DJ set through synths, samples and live drums, with trombonist Seb Goodwin-Day connecting the music back to its dub reggae roots. The band are festival circuit regulars, as suited to appearing alongside producers like Caspa and Roska as they are to fields of live music fans.

THE FREESTYLERS

Fifteen years on from their ‘We Rock Hard’ debut, breakbeat stars The Freestylers have just released album number five, ‘The Coming Storm’, and continue to draw crowds around the world. Ubiquitous 90s hits ‘B-Boy Stance’ and ‘Ruffneck’ were just the start of The Freestylers’ unbroken run of beat-focused,

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dub-heavy collaborations, with founder members Matt Cantor and Aston Harvey joined by an ever-changing guest cast of MCs, singers and DJs. They bring a rare full live band show to Over The Moon.

HACKNEY COLLIERY BAND

OK, you’re right, there aren’t actually any coalmines in east London. The nine-piece Hackney Colliery Band eschew the stirring, rather maudlin drift of their northern counterparts in favour of a funk-powered take on a broad spectrum of anthems by the likes of The Prodigy, Blackstreet and Goldie.

They throw in a bunch of originals too. With just drums and brass, the Hackney Colliery Band have an entirely acoustic set up, but blast out the tunes with the power of an electrical storm.

KITTEN AND THE HIP

Hip swinging, jazz bopping Brighton pop duo Kitten And The Hip combine the talents of ball of energy singer Kitten and former Freakpower and Loose Tubes trombonist Ashley Slater.

Hed Kandi picked them up for debut single ‘Don’t You Worry’ in 2011, and the colourful pair have been pumping out lively electro swing fun ever since. The live show adds a brass section for maximum dance energy.

PROFESSOR SKANK

From its Jamaican roots, dub music has long ago grown into a global phenomenon, proved here by the appearance of Greek producer Professor Skank. Flying in especially for Over The Moon, Skank has an international reputation, collaborating with UK legend Mad Professor and releasing music for Zion Train’s Deep Roots label and world music dub specialists Urban Sedated. Skank’s ‘Oxygene’ re-rub ‘Outer Space’ is a cosmic delight.

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If you work in a great second hand clothes emporium like To Be Worn Again it would be madness to buy your clothes in Primark. But Ben – who you might know as the core of psychedelic instrumental band Restlesslist – doesn’t just cherry pick what comes through the shop for his 50s look.

“The repro stuff is well made and they’re always one offs,” he explains. “It’ll be the same pattern but with different colours, different fixtures.”

It’s a great, stylish, classic look that sidesteps the costume element that vintage outfits can have by being completely wearable, something proven by the fact that Ben is never seen out in anything more modern looking. It’s enough to make you long for the early series of Mad Men. Hair by Simon Webster “He’s a good guy. I use Black & Whites in it, naturally.”

Sunglasses by Ray-Ban “They’re just classic sunglasses. I’ve got three pairs, all the same.”

Shirt from To Be Worn Again “What do I like about the shirt? The quality value that you can get from shirts at To Be Worn Again! I always wear them with a vest. I get cold nipples.”

Jacket by RVC “They’re an American company. It’s a one off, no one else will have it because it’s all handmade with 50s patterns in modern fabrics.”

Trousers by Lindy Lou’s “They’re all handmade to spec. I always wear high-waisted trousers. These ones are quite heavyweight in a fleck material.”

Watch and bracelet from Snooper’s Paradise “They’re always on.”

Shoes by Loake “They’re good British shoes – sturdy, strong.

Can’t go wrong with them. I bought them at Pullingers.”

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100 PEOPLE WHO MAKE BRIGHTON WHAT IT IS NO.45 JIM MITCHELL WORDS BY STUART HUGGETT PHOTO BY JAMES KENDALL

Jim Mitchell runs Over The Moon festival, which returns to the Sussex countryside this month (Fri 13th – Sun 15th). He regularly lends his organisational expertise to events including Brighton Fashion Week and ecofestivals up and down the country.

How did you get into running festivals?

I was studying astrophysics at university and other members of my friendship group had interests in ancient things and astro-archaeology, the old pyramids. We’d be going to Stonehenge and Mexico, visiting ancient sites and seeing how they were aligned and then going to festivals with a touring rig and doing lectures on them. My particular angle was more scientific, talking about the history of astronomy.

We called it the Antiquarian Society and there were a lot of hippie connotations so it got us into the festivals quite comfortably. So our initial idea was like a university in a field but if people come to a festival obviously they want more to do.

How does Over The Moon differ from its predecessor, Out Of The Ordinary?

I’d run Out Of The Ordinary with a friend but he moved to Australia and it was inappropriate really to keep the same name. Over The Moon launched last year, we’ve kept all the old elements but the music’s become stronger. We’ve improved our reach in terms of activities that the whole family can get involved in and we’ve kept the workshops that we used to do, stuff like blacksmithery, woodcarving, stonemasonary and bushcraft. It’s nice to not let that fall by the wayside. We’ve also got a great healing area cos some people just need to relax and kick their shoes off and find somewhere they can get fixed up.

What are your future plans?

It would be nice to take the Over The Moon name and do club nights in Brighton, and we’d like to do a second festival, start and finish the season with events in the spring and autumn. It would be quite a big jump but we’ve got contacts in other countries so maybe we could take it international and make a living as a kind of franchise. We’ve developed a strong brand that appeals to people so it’s a case of working out what the natural next step is. It’s still a little bit up in the air how we’ll proceed but we definitely want to expand.

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THE PLACE

When we asked our Twitter followers – who all seem to be foodies – where they thought was doing great Indian food at the moment, more than half of them recommended Planet India. Having eaten there before we knew it was good but we were slightly taken aback by the enthusiasm. For a start it’s a cheap place – a plate of two curries and rice weighs in at about a tenner. But also it’s totally vegetarian, not that you’d really notice.

THE MEAL

You’ve got to start with the samosa chaat (£6.07), not least because it’s one of the oddest starters you’ll ever have – a mix

of yoghurt, Bombay mix-like Indian snacks, fresh salad, spices, coriander and crushed samosas.

Spicy, sweet, fresh, crispy – it’s hard to make sense of but so good, trust us. From there we have six curries between the three of us, thanks to the innovative ‘half and half’ (£4.07 each potion) method.

Running through them quickly, the black chickpea curry has the dry heat of the hottest summer’s day, while the vegetable curry is hearty and healthy like a good stew. The Masoor dall, perhaps the best of the bunch, is a very smooth but surprisingly hot lentil curry, creamy and delicious. The spinach and paneer curry has plenty of soft spinach mixed in with large cubes of deep fried haloumi-like cheese, which are a little overpowering. Back on the dhals and the takda variant is like a mild, but extremely salty, tasty lentil soup. Finally the sweetcorn and patra curry features a tomato sauce and big chunks of soft vine leaves. It’s zingy but not so hot as to break a sweat.

THE VERDICT

Although a little rough around the edges – the water comes in an old orange juice bottle, you eat with spoons – Planet India is a gem of a place. It’s the closest to the Indian food we loved when we spent time there – “authentic homemade Indian food by authentic homemade Indians” is how they describe it.

Cheap, healthy and without the worry of meat morality, there really isn’t much not to like here. But you all knew that already, right?

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VJ DUO BRING NEW DIMENSIONS TO LIVE MUSIC WORDS BY STUART HUGGETT

metaLuna is a collaboration between visual artists Hayley May and Craig Whittington. They specialise in gig, festival and installation events, where video, photo and graphic images are remixed and manipulated in sync to live performance. As members of the Beatabet collective, metaLuna regularly provide visual accompaniment to artists such as AK/DK, Bunty and Man Ray Sky, and are curating SOURCE New Music for Brighton Digital Festival this month.

When did you begin collaborating as metaLuna?

In the late 90s we did our first VJ gig at a university event in New Zealand called the Red Light Disco. We started by lugging around VHS players, a large hardware video mixer, and sometimes Super 8 and 16mm projectors. It’s always been just the two of us, and we started calling ourselves metaLuna when we moved to London in 2000 and bought our first titanium Macbook Pro. It was a complete revelation as we could do everything from just that and a video projector.

Has the amount of gear you use lessened or grown over the years?

As time went on we got another laptop, a smaller video mixer and MIDI controllers, so the actual amount of gear grew. If we don’t need to take a projector and screen, we can still travel with a backpack each. With the right projector, we can finally work with full HD.

That’s remained our favourite, and the one we’ve been happy to upgrade with.

How much can you tell us about your plans for this month’s SOURCE New Music show?

We’re really excited about our collaboration with bitbin. We’ve been busy building a real 3D screen and started developing all new visual content specifically designed to work on it. We’ve not worked with either bitbin or Champion Fever before, but when we were invited to curate the show it seemed a perfect opportunity to get us all together. We’re also really excited to have Alphabets Heaven kick off the night, and Spacenoid are a favourite of ours, so we had to have them on the bill. We’ll be doing live visuals for each of the bands, and Beatabet DJs will be cooking up something special in the lower bar between the live acts.

What Brighton Digital Festival events have metaLuna been involved in previously?

Last year we did the visuals for the Beatabet Takeover of SOURCE New Music, which again was a Digital Festival event.

Beatabet were also involved in all of the Brighton White Night events, so in the absence of this, the Digital Festival is massively important, not only for groups like Beatabet and solo digital artists, but also for the city. Just look at the programme for this year, you’ll see the depth of talent that Brighton has to offer.

Do you create your own programmes or use off the shelf What sort of people would metaLuna like to work with in software? the future?

We were never really interested in coding and back when we There are a few things in the early planning stage, one of which got our first laptop there were already people starting to do would be perfect for the Dome. We’d like to work with people interesting things with visual software and sharing this online. who have a good understanding about visuals and are into For us, it’s been more important to developing a concept for a get the content and screen design performance. Gone are the days looking as good as possible. At when we would rock up to an event some point in those early days, we to do visuals for a musical act that WHERE: SOURCE New Music, Dome Studio kind of gravitated towards some we had never heard of before. We WHEN: Fri 20th American VJs/programmers who want to develop work that has a WEB: metaLuna.net created VDMX, software designed deeper meaning and connection specifically for doing live visuals. with the music.

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by Pete Bennett and Maria Chinga (upstairs) 8.30pm £free COALITION CoCo LoCo Dance and international pop for overseas students to lose the plot to 10.30pm £5/3/1 DIGITAL Fresh Meat “First-year university students, yum” 11pm £1 DRUID’S ARMS We Change The Tempo DJ set of international sounds 9pm £free DUKE OF BEAUFORT Poker Night 8pm £5 DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA The Way Way Back 11am £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Les Invisibles 11am £tbc; About Time 6.30pm £tbc FISHBOWL Tea & Biscuits Retro swing, soul and ska with DJ Gareth Stephens 10pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Skaters, Two Jackals, Kind Sirs, Edward Sansom Melodic pop punk with former members of The Dead Trees, The Paddingtons and Dirty Pretty Things 7pm £7.50; Booty Bakery Club night cooking up a big basket of bass and hip hop 11pm £free HAUNT Dawes Live music 7pm £12.50 HOPE Thieves By The Code, Sweet Jonny, Electromud, Moth Live music 7.30pm £3 LATEST MUSIC BAR FemRock Queer feminist night with live music, poets and DJs 7pm £3; Tango Boot Camp Learn to tango like the Argentinians 8pm £3-8 LIFE ENK Dubstep terrace party Details tbc MARLBOROUGH THEATRE Phone Whore A one-act play with frequent interruptions, for mature audiences only 8pm £10/8 NORTHERN LIGHTS Prognosis Set the DJ controls for the heart of psychedelia 8pm £free OCEANA Drop The Bomb If you’re gonna drop it, West Street’s the place 10.30pm £3/free PHOENIX GALLERY Artist Talk: Digital Festival Hear about Chroma’s audiovisual art project which utilises data from NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft 8pm £free PRINCE ALBERT Fox In The City, Patchwork Natives, ABandCalledMac Progressive instrumental post rock 8pm £4/3 RANELAGH We R Bob Unpredictable saxophone covers duo 8.30pm £free STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Fresh Punk 5: Great Cynics, Caves, Home Advantage, Hero Two floors of DIY punk bands and DJs 7.30pm £4 WHITE RABBIT The Move-Ons Open Mic 8pm £free

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ANCIENT MARINER Jazz It Up Live jazz sessions 8.30pm £free AUDIO Bastard Pop Pop, electro, dubstep and drum&bass mash-up 11pm £3/2 BEE’S MOUTH Language Games: Adam Kammerling, Jon Clark, Elemental, Teej Live hip hop cypher with a house band 9pm £free BLACK LION DJMP45 Vinyl DJ night 8.30pm £free BRUNSWICK Open Sound Collective Electronic music night 7pm £free CHEQUERS Mouthleak Comedy: Jim Holland, Louise Taylor, Rich Perry, Pete Strong Stand-up comedy night hosted

by Julie Oliver 7.30pm £free COALITION Secret Discotheque Replaying the soundtrack to your youth 11pm £4/3/2 CONCORDE2 Steve Vai The last of the great virtuoso rock guitar slingers 7pm £27.50 CORN EXCHANGE Sound Screen: Digital Festival Video artists and electronic musicians 8pm £7 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Poker Night 8pm £10 DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Waiting For Hortense 11am £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA BIG SCREAM - Upstream Colour 11am £tbc; About Time 6.30pm £tbc; Peter Grimes On Aldeburgh Beach 8.30pm £tbc FABRICA Speed Of Sound/Speed Of Light: Digital Festival multimedia installation art show with Caleb Madden and Bartosz Dylewski 7pm £free FISHBOWL Residents Association DJ Will Sumsuch plays hip hop, funk and world beats 10.30pm £free FUNFAIR Bug’A’Boo Slow jams, hip hop and R&B 11pm £4/2 GLOBE Hang The DJ! A night of punter-picked playlists 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Spirit Of Gravity: John Wall, Baconhead, Ian Murphy & Nicholas Langley Experimental sounds and avant garde noises 8pm £5; Boogie Wonderland East Coast disco meets Philly groove and then has a threesome with New York Boogie before inviting Hi-NRG around to take over 11pm £free

GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HOP POLES Better Shred Than Dead Surf beats DJ 9pm £free HOPE Soul Searcher Live acoustic music 8pm £free; Time For T, The Gypsy Witch, Paper Hawk, Prisoners Cinema Live music 8pm £5/4 KOMEDIA Hammer & Tongue An entertaining mix of poetry and comedic verse - hosted by Rosy Carrick and Mike Parker 7.30pm £5; The Maydays - Confessions Improv group turn your secrets into musical comedy 8pm £10/8; Krater Comedy Club: Paul Myrehaug, Geoff Norcott, Stephen Grant Standup comedy night 8pm £9/6/5 LATEST MUSIC BAR Quick Strips: Digital Festival Showcase of cartoonists and graphic novelists 6.30pm £tbc MARLBOROUGH THEATRE Phone Whore A one-act play with frequent interruptions, for mature audiences only 8pm £10/8 OCEANA Vibe Dance, dubstep and drum&basss 10.30pm £3/free OLD MARKET The Sound Of The Wind In The Trees: Digital Festival Atmospheric live AV performance by Simon Wilkinson 7.30pm £10/8 PRINCE ALBERT Monsters Build Mean Robots, Spacenoid Post rock goliaths 8pm £3 PROUD CABARET 50 Shades Of Cabaret Fetish cabaret for people who’d never thought of being kinky before reading that book 7pm £24/10 QUADRANT Funny Side Up Comedy night hosted by Ade Foiadelli 8pm £free RANELAGH The Long Haul Country rock 8.30pm £free RIKI TIK Big It Up! Resident DJs mine the golden era of dancehall and digital reggae 9pm £free SHOOSHH Azuri 10pm £3/free ST JAMES’ TAVERN Bacon Fat Stay Sick DJs play 50s and 60s “R&R, R&B, tittyshakers and blues” 9pm £free VICTORY Open Mic 8pm £free VOLKS Roll Through: Aljmex, Edition, Section, Sketrix, Supazero, Joofro Drum&bass and dubstep, bass and beatbox 11pm £5/3 WHITE RABBIT DJ Capsun Vintage hip hop with a modern twist 8pm £free WORLD’S END The Big Quiz Night 8pm £1

FRIDAY 6TH

10 BELOW Hello Kollective: ILK Details tbc; iLk DJs Dream Lust and Stero.type play tech house and electronic disco 10pm £6 AUDIO Disco Deviant: Jon Pleased Wimmin, Seamus Haji, Hi-fi Sean, Pablo Contraband, Kate Wildblood, Queen Josephine House and disco night promoting the LGBT cause in Russia Time tbc £7 AUDIO Minimal Kids Minimalist house with DJ Enzo Sifreddi 11pm £5 BASEMENT Jim White, Paul Fonfara American alt country maverick 7.30pm £14/12 BASEMENT CLUB Friday Night Live With Lady LaRue Cabaret is a drag sometimes 11pm £free BLACK DOVE Hot-Tip Hi-Fi DJ with a fine collection of vintage reggae and rocksteady records 8pm £free BLACK LION Stop Go! DJ Lanx plays funk, soul, mod, rock and indie 8.30pm £free BLIND TIGER Saafari: Sheen, Holland, Poles Apart Alt rock indie bands 7pm £free CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Folk Off Acoustic folk punk night 8pm £2; Rock The Caz Bar DJs play alt rock classics 9pm £free CHEQUERS Mezcal Soundsystem, The Mayan Kings Deep and tech house with live percussion 9pm £free COALITION Furyon, Core Of iO, Crimson Trace Proper British metal 7pm £6; Friday I’m In Love Student club night that has nothing to do with The Cure 11pm £3-6 CONCORDE2 Megadance: DJ Hazard, True Tiger Meganew megamonthly megabass meganight 11pm £5/2 DIGITAL Stonelove Indie rock&roll club 11pm £4/3 DRUID’S ARMS Hot Pepper Sauce DJ I.D.G. plays old school funk, soul and house 10pm £free DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA About Time 3.30pm/6.15pm/9pm £tbc FISHBOWL Calamity Jamz Funky DJ tunes 8pm £free FORTUNE OF WAR Fever Bands and DJs play latin, salsa and reggae 9pm £free FUNFAIR Circus Commercial music mash-ups 10pm £5/3 FUNKYFISH Thank Funk Soul, funk, jazz and Motown 10.30pm £free GLOBE The Get Down! DJ night playing a mix of Motown, soul, blues, funk and swing 8pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE John Parish Live music 7pm £12/10; Trading Places IV Local bands do Nirvana songs 11pm £free GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HAMPTON Dad’s Old Vinyl DJs play retro funk, pop and hip hop records 9pm £free

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HAUNT Merchandise Bookish jazzheads mix dub and hardcore punk 7pm £8.50; Sweatshop 90s hip hop classics 11pm £3/2 HOP POLES Old Skool Classics DJ night 10pm £free HOPE A Bit Of A Blur DJs remember the 90s because modern life is rubbish 8pm £free; SlipJam B Hip hop battleground for Brighton b-boys 8.30pm £free JUBILEE SQUARE The Within Series II: Digital Festival Architectural film projections 8.30pm £free KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club: Rhys James, Holly Walsh, The Noise Next Door, Stephen Grant Stand-up comedy night 8pm £16.50 LATEST MUSIC BAR Sugarkicks New burlesque night 10pm £7 LIFE Well Rounded House and disco, funk and soul 10pm £3 LOFT Furyon After Party 10pm £tbc MUCKY DUCK Culture Sounds Funk, soul, ska and reggae DJs 9pm £free NEPTUNE The Jackals Rhythm and blues band 8.30pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS DJ Ten Ton Gun 8pm £free ONCA A Journey... Abbie Palache weaves stories around the gallery’s exhibits (booking essential) 7.30pm £4 OCEANA Love Sexy Is it a question, a statement or just two words put next to each other? In any case, it’s an R&B and disco club night 10.30pm £6/free PRINCE ALBERT Black Rooster Black Shag, The Lanes, Normanton Street, Two & Eight Noirish rock&roll band 8pm £5 RANELAGH The Roadrunners Blues and soul band 8.30pm £free SHOOSHH Runway Old school R&B and party mash ups 10pm £5/4/3/free SIN CITY Sloth Psychedelia, freakbeat, acid blues and southern rock 8pm £free SMUGGLERS Pink Fridays 9pm £free ST MARY’S CHURCH Lloyd Williams, Ellie Ford Acoustic folk from the songwriter known for his banjo and guitar technique 8pm £4/3 STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Bad For Lazarus, The Querelles Psychedelic dark rock with ex-members of 80s Matchbox B-line Disaster, Nine Inch Nails and UNKLE 7.30pm £4 UNITARIAN CHURCH Magdalena Reising Harpist and singer with a new recording out 12.30pm £3.50 VIEW Salsa Party Night Dance classes followed by club 9pm £9/7 VOLKS Jungle Alliance: Chris Natural, Dialect & Kosine, Unity Hi-fi, Rumble Birthday Set, King Spinner, Trouble & Maniac, Lofty & St, Dread Beat, Ma Quest, Mover, Misfit, Supazero, Jahdan Two floors of jungle, reggae and dub 10pm £5-10 WAH KIKI Kikibongo 11pm £free WESTERN FRONT Unhooked Generation Retro DJs with an ear for 60s Motown and northern soul 8pm £free WHITE RABBIT Ruff Snippets DJ plays hip hop, funk and soul 9pm £free

SATURDAY 7TH

ANCIENT MARINER Acoustic Sessions: Corcovado Duo Funky latin music 8pm £free AUDIO Warehouse: J Phlip House and techno club night 11pm £7/5 BASEMENT CLUB Fusion: DJ Peter Castle, DJ Lee Harris Chart and club remixes 11pm £free BELL PUB Fully Toppa! Afro, gypsy and dub sounds with DJ Ed Snug 8pm £free BLACK LION Soul Casserole Block Party A melting pot of hot funk beats and soul grooves 4pm £free BRUNSWICK Rising Stars: Grasshopper, The Cotard Delusion, Below Sea Level Junior music showcase 1pm £4/3 CHEQUERS DJ Paul La Ola’ Funk, soul, reggae, etc 8pm £free COALITION Don Komodo, The Basis, Damn Dirty Humans, Clipper Local indie rockers 7pm £5; PBR Streetgang, No Artificial Colours, AZ&TOR, Codec Boogie house from Madtech Records 11pm £8; Blow: Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green The party never stops 3am £5 CONCORDE2 Lonnie Liston Smith Not many musicians can claim to have played with both Miles Davis and Mary J Blige 8pm £12.50 CORN EXCHANGE Mini Maker Faire: Digital Festival Interactive festival of arts and crafts, robot electronics and all kinds of do-it-yourself inventions 10am £5 DIGITAL Playroom Housey hedonism in a playground of bouncy inflatable fun 11pm £12/10/5 DOME STUDIO SOURCE New Music: Interlocuter, Octopuses, Red River Dialect, Herb Denton’s Last Dime The latest project from Alex White of Electric Soft Parade 7.30pm £4 DRUID’S ARMS DJ Green Man’s Garden Of Delights A carefully cultivated set of soul, psychedelia, funk and pop 10pm £free DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Sammy’s Super T-Shirt

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11am £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Ice Age - Continental Drift 11am £tbc; About Time 3.30pm/6.15pm/9pm £tbc DUKEBOX THEATRE The Year I Was Gifted The true story of a working class girl who lied her way into a prestigious performing arts school (cleverly conflating the proper use of the word ‘gifted’ with the incorrect annoying use) 8pm £5 EXCHANGE The Austerity Blues Review “I woke this morning / My baby was gone / I couldn’t afford to keep him because the government cut my child benefit” 9pm £free FABRICA Craftaganza Indoor market with handmade crafts and arty trinkets 10am £free FISHBOWL Gareth Stephens, DJ Abo, Ally Smith Dancefloor jazz and dirty funk from the Jazz Room DJs 9pm £free FORTUNE OF WAR DJ Gareth Stephens Soulful jazz and tropical sounds 9pm £free FUNFAIR Magic Dancefloor fillers from every era 9pm £5/3 FUNKYFISH Oldschool Saturdays Soul, funk, jazz and Motown 10pm £6/5 GLADSTONE Funge Funk and ska band 9pm £free GLOBE Kinfolk Soft Rocks plays house, boogie, reggae and disco 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Dark Design, Vienna Ditto, Spacedog Live bands play an afterparty for the Mini Maker Faire at the Corn Exchange 7pm £5; Sonic Switch Tru Thoughts DJ puts you in the on position with some choice beats and bass 11pm £free GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HAUNT Introjuicing: Them The Sky, Garden Heart, Paper Hawk Live music 7pm £3; It Is Still 1985 Synthpop is still in vogue, the Tories are in power and everything is going tits up 11pm £3 HOP POLES DJ Get Right Get Low DJ night 10pm £free HOPE Drum & Wires Retro indie sounds from Cable Club’s Si 8pm £free KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club: John Fothergill, Paul Myrehaug, The Noise Next Door, Stephen Grant Stand-up comedy night 7pm/10.30pm £5-22; The Maydays - Tonight’s Top Story Improvised comedy based on local news stories 8pm £12.50/10 LATEST MUSIC BAR One Roots, Tenderhooks, Wildflowers Reggae and roots tunes 8.30pm £5 LIFE Skatadays Reggae, rocksteady and vintage ska records Time tbc £free; XXY Club night playing R&B, garage and old school hip hop 11pm £7/5/3 MUCKY DUCK Sizzle And Pop! DJ Mick plays 50s rock&roll and 60s soul 9pm £free; Open Mic Jam session with Joe Newman 9pm £free NEPTUNE The Stuntmen Rock&roll jive duo 8.30pm £free NINJA BAR Soulshyne Soulful house and original disco grooves with DJ Mick Fuller 8pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS DJ Shakesbeard 8pm £free OCEANA Kinky Halo You know what you’re getting with this place, so you don’t need a listings mag to tell you (unless you’re from out of town on a hen night, in which case you’ll be going there anyway) 10.30pm £10/free OLD SHIP HOTEL Sing-A-Long-Grease Party Night 6.30pm £45/42.75 PHOENIX GALLERY The Ballad Of Skinny Lattes And Vintage Clothing: Digital Festival “Six-movement satirical ‘noise opera’ charting the rise of a Revolutionary Middle Class” 8pm £8 PRINCE ALBERT Siglo 21, Zachary Dogwood Live music 8pm £4/3 PROUD CABARET Le Chat Noir Vintage burlesque cabaret with a three course meal 7pm £49 RANELAGH The Mick Clarke Band Blues guitar band 8.30pm £free RED LION Open Mic Night 8pm £free RIKI TIK Skatadays Reggae, rocksteady and vintage ska records 9pm £free SHOOSHH Glam House, dance and R&B club night 10pm £7/5 SIN CITY Betty Lou Bop, The Swing Ninjas Rockabilly and jive DJ with a swing jazz band 9pm £7/5 SMUGGLERS Saturday Night Pre-club chart and pop anthems 9pm £free STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Brighton Rocks: Jetpack Elastic, Moth, The Kingsmiths, Lhuna Live bands 7pm £4; Stay Beautiful Glittery glam punk club night with Simon Price at the helm playing sleazy rock&roll, grrrl-music and pop trash 11pm £5/4 UNITARIAN CHURCH Makers Boutique Handmade Market Local handmade arts, crafts and cakes 11am £free VICTORY Up Against It Born Bad DJs play an assortment of punky trash 9pm £free WAH KIKI Bomba New Ibiza night in what used to be Honey Bar 9pm £5/free WESTERN FRONT Culture Front Reggae and ska sounds with DJ Eone 8pm £free WHITE RABBIT Rockin Bones DJs promote the Rs: reggae, rocksteady and rockabilly 9pm £free WORLD’S END DJ Maverick He’s so maverick he only plays

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SUNDAY 8TH

BASEMENT CLUB Pop!Candy DJ Claire Fuller plays pure non-stop pop 11pm £free BLACK LION Live & Swingin’ Lion Live gypsy jazz, swing and blues 8pm £free BLIND TIGER Plays Fête: Digital Festival Digital gaming event with live music and DJs 3pm £5 BRUNSWICK Nicolas Meier Jazz guitarist 8pm £8 CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Express Yourself Live music, poetry and comedy (upstairs) 7pm £free CHEQUERS Duality, Miles Ward Music Live piano and vocal performance 6pm £free CORN EXCHANGE Mini Maker Faire: Digital Festival Interactive festival of arts and crafts, robot electronics and all kinds of do-it-yourself inventions 10am £5 COWLEY CLUB Punx Picnic: Braindead Punk all-dayer headlined by the Hamburg ska band 2pm £4/3 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Sunday Cinema Cult classics and free popcorn 8pm £free DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Don’t Look Now Film screening and discussion with the director Nicolas Roeg, in conversation with Ben Wheatley 6.30pm £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA About Time 3.30pm/6.15pm/9pm £tbc EMPORIUM The Silent Movie Experience David Watts jazzes up old films with breakbeat percussion, honky tonk piano and a comedic touch 3pm £10/8; Morlington Mysteries Murder mystery night - all the fun of crime and violence without any of the inconvenience of being arrested or dead (includes supper) 7.30pm £30 FISHBOWL Recovery? Reggae through the ages 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Green Door Blues Big Itch DJs plus the resident blues band, Smokestack 10.30pm £free GREEN MUSE Open Mic Night 8pm £free HAMPTON Mike The Mic Live music 8pm £free HAUNT Introjuicing: Digo Live music 7pm £3 KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club: Paul Myrehaug, Jeff Leach, The Noise Next Door, Stephen Grant Stand-up comedy night 8pm £5-9 LIFE Dagger Terrace Sessions Daytime DJs play dancehall, reggae and ska Time tbc £free NEPTUNE Cate Ferris Folk acoustica 8.30pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS Northern Lights Sundays DJs and live music 4pm £free ONCA The ONCA Drift A sort of guided tour around Brighton as if the city was an organism 11am £3 QUADRANT Clocktower Cinema: My Neighbour Totoro Film night with a Studio Ghibli theme 8pm £free RANELAGH Dave Peabody Blues and folk 8.30pm £free RIKI TIK Night Food Rhythm&blues, calypso and ska inspired by 1950s Jamaican sound systems 9pm £free SIGNALMAN Open Mic Open session hosted by local duo, Zoothyme 8pm £free THEATRE ROYAL Blofeld And Baxter - Memories Of Test Match Special Cricket commentators discuss their careers 7.30pm £21.90/19 VICTORY Blues Sundays DJ plays blues and soul Noon £free WAH KIKI Sundown If your house was this sexy you’d never go outdoors 11pm £free; J’box Saturday night / Sunday morning after party 2am £5 WHITE RABBIT Hush Hush Live acoustic music 8pm £free WOO WOO Terrace Sessions Local DJs play house of the soulful, laid back kind 1pm £free

MONDAY 9TH

ANCIENT MARINER Quiz Night 8pm £1 BRUNSWICK Open Mic 7.30pm £free COALITION Trash Mondays Student night for clubbers who can’t wait for the weekend to start again 11pm £4/3 CORN EXCHANGE Improbable’s Devoted And Disgruntled Roadshow Theatre and art group 10am £5 DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA About Time 3.30pm/6.15pm/9pm £tbc FITZHERBERT’S Faulty Sound & AV Night: Digital Festival 7.30pm £free FUNFAIR Funhouse Commercial house club 10pm £3 GREEN DOOR STORE Esoteric Youth, Heksed Hardcore punk 7pm £tbc HAUNT Fat Poppadaddys Student indie night 11pm £3/2/ free HOPE Houndmouth Indiana four-piece 8pm £7.50; Peace Open Mic Weekly open mic hosted by Chris Sparsis Instinct 9pm £free KOMEDIA Justin Currie Scottish singer songwriter as seen in Del Amitri 7.30pm £20; Squawker Comedy Awards: Brighton Comedy Festival Comedy competition for the best newcomers 8pm £6

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LATEST MUSIC BAR Rattle Tales: Digital Festival Local writers try out new stuff in an informal, interactive setting 8pm £4 MUCKY DUCK Mucky Mondays: Helen Nicholson, Hickory Signals, Phil Hussey, Elizabeth Culham Acoustic singer songwriter night 8pm £free NEPTUNE More Music Monday Open mic night 8.30pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS Open Mic 8pm £free PRINCE ALBERT Mick Flannery, The Pierce Brothers, Warsaw Radio Irish singer songwriter 8pm £10 PRINCE ARTHUR Broken Mic Night Unamplified open mic 8pm £free QUADRANT Clocktower Cinema: Kiki’s Delivery Service Film night with a Studio Ghibli theme 8pm £free RANELAGH Ben Waters Blues guitarist 8.30pm £free SHOOSHH Broke New club night for students and other paupers 10pm £3 SIGNALMAN Signalman Pub Quiz 8pm £1 THEATRE ROYAL Go Back For Murder Agatha Christie crime thriller 7.45pm £11.90-35.40 VOLKS Strictly Reggae Dancehall, roots, revival 11pm £5/4.50

TUESDAY 10TH

BASEMENT @ClicheHQ: Digital Festival Performance project by artist and collector of clichés, Hollie Lewis 8.30pm £free BRUNSWICK Jazz Jam Open session with a house band and special guests 8pm £free CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Skeptics In The Pub Guest speakers talk about various subjects from a sceptical angle. Yes, we wrote sceptic because we live in the UK. ‘C’ what we did there? (upstairs) 8pm £2 CHEQUERS Open Mic With Wolf William 8pm £free COALITION Twerkit New midweek club night playing urban, R&B and hip hop 11pm £3 COOPER’S CASK Pub Quiz 9pm £1 DIGITAL CU Next Tuesday 4 a gr8t nite of R&B and disco 11pm £4/3 DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Lost And Found 11am £tbc; About Time 3.30pm/9.15pm £tbc; Side By Side: Digital Festival 6.30pm £tbc FUNKYFISH Cubashe Cuban salsa class and club 9.30pm £6/3 GLADSTONE Quiz Night 8.30pm £1 GLOBE Basement Cinema Underground films, comfy seats and free popcorn 8pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Heartless Bastards Garage rock from Ohio, in a The Black Keys vein 7pm £9; Donuts Hipster funk and hip hop gems 11pm £free HOPE Conquering Animal Sound, Shield Patterns Experimental pop sounds from the Glasgow duo 7.30pm £5 KOMEDIA Charity Chuckle: Digital Festival Laughter makes you feel good, especially when it’s for charity 8pm £9/7/5 LIGHTHOUSE Short Circuit: Digital Festival Disability meets digital art, curated Sarah Pickthall and Jo Verrent 6pm £free PRINCE ALBERT Cable Club Live music 8pm £4/3 QUADRANT Open Mic Jam session hosted by Jenna Bennett 8.30pm £free RED LION Challenging General Knowledge & Music Quiz 8pm £1 RIKI TIK Reggae Tunesdays Vinyl-only DJs play Jamaican ska, dancehall tunes and hip hop remixes 10pm £free SHOOSHH Pachanga Latino party playing reggaeton, merengue and ragga etc 10.30pm £3/free SIDEWINDER Open Mic Night 8.30pm £free THEATRE ROYAL Go Back For Murder Agatha Christie crime thriller 7.45pm £11.90-35.40 WESTERN FRONT Hush Hush Live acoustic music 9pm £free

WEDNESDAY 11TH

BASEMENT CLUB Crush DJ Missy B plays ‘the sounds of summer’ 11pm £free BLACK LION Matt Rose & The Tin Cup Collective Live funk soul band 8.30pm £free BRUNSWICK Cate Ferris Folk acoustica 8pm £5/4 CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Funny HaHa: Mrs Barbara Nice Stand-up comedy night (upstairs) 8pm £5 COALITION CoCo LoCo Dance and international pop for overseas students to lose the plot to 10.30pm £5/3/1 COWLEY CLUB Film Night: The Angry Brigade Documentary about the anarchist group who carried out a series of bomb attacks during the early 1970s - a suitable date to watch a film about terrorists 7.30pm £free DIGITAL Fresh Meat “First-year university students, yum” 11pm £1 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Poker Night 8pm £5 EMPORIUM Have A Word New literary spoken word night 7.45pm £6

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FISHBOWL Tea & Biscuits Retro swing, soul and ska with DJ Gareth Stephens 10pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Barbarossa Folky electronics 7.30pm £6.50; Booty Bakery Club night cooking up a big basket of bass and hip hop 11pm £free HOPE Mayhem: Last Heir, Devil In Detail, Lights Camera Attraction, Four Dimensional Cat, Brett Indie and alt rock bands 7.30pm £3.50 LATEST MUSIC BAR Tango Boot Camp Learn to tango like the Argentinians 8pm £3-8; Three Colours Red Acoustic music and theatre show from Berlin 8pm £5/4 LIFE ENK Dubstep terrace party Details tbc MUCKY DUCK Crackling Griffins Open session for Irish and old time folk 9pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS DJ Denis Time tbc £free OCEANA Drop The Bomb If you’re gonna drop it, West Street’s the place 10.30pm £3/free PHOENIX GALLERY Artist Talk - William Latham: Digital Festival 7pm £free; Artist As Gardener A talk by the computer artist William Latham 7pm £free PRINCE ALBERT Katmen, Red Raucous Rockabilly band featuring members of Imelda May’s band and The Stray Cats 8pm £13.50 QUADRANT Clocktower Cinema: Porco Rosso Film night with a Studio Ghibli theme 8pm £free RANELAGH Grizzly & The Grasshoppers Funky roots acoustic trio 8.30pm £free THEATRE ROYAL Go Back For Murder Agatha Christie crime thriller 7.45pm £11.90-35.40 UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON @ClicheHQ: Digital Festival Performance project by artist and collector of clichés, Hollie Lewis 8.30pm £free WHITE RABBIT The Move-Ons Open Mic 8pm £free

THURSDAY 12TH

ANCIENT MARINER Jazz It Up Live jazz sessions 8.30pm £free AUDIO Beyond Recall, Press To Meco, Lowerlands Bristol pop punks 6pm £6; Bastard Pop Pop, electro, dubstep and drum&bass mash-up 11pm £3/2 BLACK LION Shakin’ All Over Twisting 50s and 60s tunes with DJ Citizen 9pm £free BRUNSWICK Appian Way, Mvula Mandondo, Nadia Strahan Live music 8pm £5/4 CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Nerd Nite Brighton #5 Three nerdy speakers - “like the Discovery Channel but with beer” 7.30pm £4/3 COALITION Secret Discotheque Replaying the soundtrack to your youth 11pm £4/3/2 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Poker Night 8pm £10 DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Black Mirror: Digital Festival A screening of two episodes from the Charlie Brooker TV series, following by a Q&A (this show has now sold out) 6.30pm £tbc FABRICA Objects Of Desire Talks and workshops 1pm £tbc; Fabrica Film Club: Robot & Frank 6pm £tbc FISHBOWL Residents Association DJ Will Sumsuch plays hip hop, funk and world beats 10.30pm £free FUNFAIR Bug’A’Boo Slow jams, hip hop and R&B 11pm £4/2 GEORGE PAYNE Open Mic Night 8.30pm £free GLADSTONE Jake From Junk 9pm £free GLOBE The Beep Collective Live electronica 8pm £tbc; Hang The DJ! A night of punter-picked playlists 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE The Orwells Teen rockers heroes of The Great Escape 7.30pm £6; LUX Live electronica night with installations and experimental visuals 11pm £free GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HAUNT Portugal, The Man Live music 7pm £7.50 HOP POLES Better Shred Than Dead Surf beats DJ 9pm £free HOPE Amateur Assassins, Sweet Williams, Cousin Live music 8pm £5 KOMEDIA The Noise Next Door Comedy Lock-In Improv comedy troupe 8pm £10; Emily Portman Trio Singer songwriter and concertina player from Glastonbury 8pm £12/10 LATEST MUSIC BAR Catalyst Club Guest speakers give a short talk about whatever their weird obsession is 8pm £5 LOFT Moon Safari, When Prophecy Fails, Ben Harris Hayes Live music 7pm £tbc MARLBOROUGH THEATRE Coward A play about a fictional scenario involving Noel Coward 7.30pm £8.50/6.50 OCEANA Vibe Dance, dubstep and drum&basss 10.30pm £3/free PRINCE ALBERT Sweet Ether Live music 8pm £4 PROUD CABARET 50 Shades Of Cabaret Fetish cabaret for people who’d never thought of being kinky before reading that book 7pm £24/10 RANELAGH The Tatsmiths Gypsy folk punk 8.30pm £free RIKI TIK Big It Up! Resident DJs mine the golden era of dancehall and digital reggae 9pm £free SHOOSHH Azuri 10pm £3/free ST JAMES’ TAVERN Bacon Fat Stay Sick DJs play 50s and

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60s “R&R, R&B, tittyshakers and blues” 9pm £free STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Turbulence Live music 9pm £4 THEATRE ROYAL Go Back For Murder Agatha Christie crime thriller 2.30pm/7.45pm £11.90-35.40 UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON @ClicheHQ: Digital Festival Performance project by artist and collector of clichés, Hollie Lewis 8.30pm £free VICTORY Open Mic 8pm £free VOLKS Roll Through: Cabbie, Zen, Melinki, Nicky Twist, Samy Nicks & Reqwest, Brown B, Rivialize Drum&bass and dubstep, bass and beatbox 11pm £5/3 WHITE RABBIT Rebel Music DJs playing garage, psych, punk and rock&roll 8pm £free WORLD’S END The Big Quiz Night 8pm £1

FRIDAY 13TH

ART SCHISM Art Schism Screening of a new short film by the Brighton artist Petrusco 7pm £tbc AUDIO Audio’s 9th Birthday Birthday bash with gangsta house bloke, DJ Sneak 10pm £12/10 BASEMENT CLUB Friday Night Live With Lady LaRue Cabaret is a drag sometimes 11pm £free BLACK DOVE Mo Taters! DJs play vintage tunes from across the Americas 8pm £free BLACK LION DJMP45 Vinyl DJ night 8.30pm £free BRUNSWICK Rotait, Simonne & The Dark Stars Live music 8pm £tbc CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Funny Girls Stand-up comedy night (upstairs) 7.30pm £5/4; Rock The Caz Bar DJs play alt rock classics 9pm £free CHEQUERS Della Lupa, Stevie Becks, Last of The Wild Live music 8pm £free COALITION Friday I’m In Love Student club night that has nothing to do with The Cure 11pm £3-6 CONCORDE2 Maya Jane Coles 11pm £15 COWLEY CLUB Sky Needle, Madonna, Sweat Tongol, O. Nyovkis, Pheromoans, Menoh Pause Live music 7.30pm £5 DIGITAL Stonelove Indie rock&roll club 11pm £4/3 DRUID’S ARMS DJ Tommy G Electro beats, indie and house tunes 10pm £free DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Rush 3pm/8pm £tbc; King Kong Vs Godzilla 11pm £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Rush 1pm/6.30pm £tbc DUKEBOX THEATRE The Acoustic Proms: Aimee Smith, Ian Mark Burzio, Mark Ben Wilson, Kindelan Acoustic music with a classical twist 8pm £6/5 FISHBOWL Calamity Jamz Funky DJ tunes 8pm £free FORTUNE OF WAR Fever Bands and DJs play latin, salsa and reggae 9pm £free FUNFAIR Circus Commercial music mash-ups 10pm £5/3 FUNKYFISH Thank Funk Soul, funk, jazz and Motown 10.30pm £free GLOBE The Soul Of Brighton Soul, jazz, funk and disco tunes 8pm £free GREAT EASTERN Whiskey Preachin’ DJs Shamblin Sexton and Senor Mick play delta swamp rock boogie 8pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Stone Foundation Live music 7pm £5 GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HAMPTON Dad’s Old Vinyl DJs play retro funk, pop and hip hop records 9pm £free HOP POLES Old Skool Classics DJ night 10pm £free HOPE Freakin Out “Guitar anthems for the disposable generation” 9pm £free KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club: Loretta Maine, Pete Johansson, Joe Bor, Maff Brown Stand-up comedy night 8pm £16.50; Missing Cat Club Monthly club night mixing the sounds of Jamaica, Brixton and Berlin 11pm £6/43 LATEST MUSIC BAR Amy In The Winehouse Tribute act 8pm £8 LIFE Well Rounded House and disco, funk and soul 10pm £3 MARLBOROUGH THEATRE Coward A play about a fictional scenario involving Noel Coward 7.30pm £8.50/6.50 MUCKY DUCK Normanton Street DJs 9pm £free NEPTUNE Mad Max Band They are the rockers, they are the rollers, they are the out-of-controllers 8.30pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS Pyttipanna Festival Time tbc £free ONCA Making Tracks Film night 7.30pm £free OCEANA Love Sexy Is it a question, a statement or just two words put next to each other? In any case, it’s an R&B and disco club night 10.30pm £6/free OHSO SOCIAL Dirty Sunset Disco Metrosexual disco and house club 9pm £tbc PHOENIX GALLERY The Baron’s Art School: Digital Festival Multimedia show involving puppetry, live painting, UV and animation 6pm/8pm £7 PRINCE ALBERT Eagulls, Girl Band, Abattoir Blues Outspoken Leeds punks 7pm £6 PROUD CABARET Speakeasy Three course meal, burlesque show and club night 7pm £34 RANELAGH Sunshine Soul Review Local soul band 8.30pm

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SATURDAY 14TH

10 BELOW Beat Factory House music 10.30pm £tbc ANCIENT MARINER Acoustic Sessions: Jessie Pie & The Thorn Funky blues rock duo 8pm £free AUDIO Warehouse: Eliphino & Paleman, BlahBlahBlah DJs House and techno club night 11pm £7/5 BASEMENT CLUB Fusion: DJ Peter Castle, DJ Lee Harris Chart and club remixes 11pm £free BLACK LION Burnt Toast Black Lion Block Party DJs play sleazy soul and dirty breaks 4pm £free BLIND TIGER A.M.I Showcase for young bands 1pm £2; Stay Sick!: The Hillmans Bands and DJs play 50s and 60s surf, garage and rock&roll 9pm £3 BLUE LAGOON Dirty Weekend Rock covers band 8.30pm £free BRIGHTON ARTS CLUB Monocure, Ham Legion Synth punk horror rockers 7pm £tbc BRUNSWICK South Coast Soul Revue Eight-piece funk soul band 8pm £8 CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Get Your Rocks Off Karaoke 9pm £free CHEQUERS Kung Fu Funk Funky breaks from DJ Luke Bracken 9pm £free COALITION Seth Troxler, Marlon Mahroyan, Juan Baiz & Ricky Lee, Lee Garrett DJ, producer and self-proclaimed “gift to Detroit techno from intergalactic house demigods from the future” 10.30pm £12.50-15 COALITION Blow: Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green The party never stops 3am £5 CONCORDE2 The Last Carnival Big and brash indie rock band 6pm £10; UK Hip Hop Show 11pm £tbc CORN EXCHANGE Feminism 3.0: Bridget Christie, Suzanne Moore, Lilinaz Evans, Lucy-Anne Holmes, Helen Lewis Authors and campaigners discuss whether social media activism and online debate can achieve anything (other than spurring moronic trolls into making hilarious comments about rape) 8pm £10/8 COWLEY CLUB Slutdisko Electro punk disco madness 8pm £free DIGITAL Sussex Freshers’ Party Details tbc DOME Heritage Open Day 11am £free DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Rush 4pm/9pm £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Rush 1pm/6.30pm £tbc EXCHANGE Dave Beckett Fingerpicking blues guitarist 9pm £free FISHBOWL What’s Wrong With Groovin’?: Ed Meme, Matt Beatwell Two DJs set out to answer the age-old question with a stack of drum-driven funk and soul 9pm £free FORTUNE OF WAR Flevans Funky breaks from the Tru Thoughts DJ 9pm £free FRIEND’S MEETING HOUSE We Made This Art and craft market 11am £tbc FUNFAIR Magic Dancefloor fillers from every era 9pm £5/3 FUNKYFISH Oldschool Saturdays Soul, funk, jazz and Motown 10pm £6/5 GLOBE Back To Pangaea Deep house, disco and electronica 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Alasdair Roberts & David McGuinness Scottish folk rock 7pm £11; Pop Not Pop Pop night with Dynamite Sal 11pm £free GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HAUNT Mok, Tiny Dragons, Vaude Villains, Assistants

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SUNDAY 15TH

BASEMENT CLUB Pop!Candy DJ Claire Fuller plays pure non-stop pop 11pm £free BLACK LION Live & Swingin’ Lion Live gypsy jazz, swing and blues 8pm £free CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Ctrl Alt Quiz Another geeky quiz night with rounds on video games and comic books 8.30pm £1 CHEQUERS Troubadour Acoustic Night Live acoustic music 6pm £free CONCORDE2 Ace Cafe Reunion Motorbikes, motorbikes everywhere 10am £free DOME Nicola Benedetti Scottish violinist makes classical music sexy 7.30pm £10-35 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Sunday Cinema Cult classics and free popcorn 8pm £free DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Rush 4pm/9pm £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Rush 6.30pm £tbc EMPORIUM The Silent Movie Experience David Watts jazzes up old films with breakbeat percussion, honky tonk piano and a comedic touch 3pm £10/8; The Last Winter Of Dani Lancing Book launch by author PD Viner 7pm £tbc FISHBOWL Recovery? Reggae through the ages 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Green Door Blues Big Itch DJs plus the resident blues band, Smokestack 10.30pm £free GREEN MUSE Open Mic Night 8pm £free HAUNT Nile, Ex Deo, Svart Crown Complex death metal with

an obsession with ancient Egypt 7pm £16 HOPE Ghost Outfit, Blood Sport, Bernard & Edith Manchester noise pop duo 7pm £4 KOMEDIA Boho Dancer Eccentric folk pop music 7.30pm £5; Krater Comedy Club: Loretta Maine, Pete Johansson, Diane Spencer, John Hastings, Stephen Grant Stand-up comedy night 8pm £5-9 LATEST MUSIC BAR The Killing Fields Of Ontario Country blues band 8pm £tbc LIFE Dagger Terrace Sessions Daytime DJs play dancehall, reggae and ska Time tbc £free MUCKY DUCK Charity Quiz On My Face “Quiz night with a difference” perhaps with a very special prize 7pm £1 NEPTUNE Sam Chara Live jazz 8.30pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS Northern Lights Sundays DJs and live music 4pm £free PRINCE ALBERT Virginia Wing, Royal Limp, Occult Hand One for fans of Broadcast, Can and Stereolab 8pm £5/4 QUADRANT Clocktower Cinema: Pom Poko Film night with a Studio Ghibli theme 8pm £free RANELAGH Simon Sparrow Band Live blues rock 8.30pm £free RIKI TIK Night Food Rhythm&blues, calypso and ska inspired by 1950s Jamaican sound systems 9pm £free SIGNALMAN Open Mic Open session hosted by local duo, Zoothyme 8pm £free THEATRE ROYAL Ardal O’Hanlon Irish stand-up best known for his role as a lovable idiot in Father Ted 8pm £19-21 UNITARIAN CHURCH Neo-Tokyo & Real Tokyo A book talk

by Adrian Favell about the role of the city in Japanese art 6pm £free VICTORY Blues Sundays DJ plays blues and soul Noon £free WAH KIKI Sundown If your house was this sexy you’d never go outdoors 11pm £free; J’box Saturday night / Sunday morning after party 2am £5 WHITE RABBIT Hush Hush Live acoustic music 8pm £free WOO WOO Terrace Sessions Local DJs play house of the soulful, laid back kind 1pm £free

MONDAY 16TH

ANCIENT MARINER Quiz Night 8pm £1 AUDIO Kids Club Nicole De Leiburne entertains the indie kids and pop junkies with the launch of a new 90s club night 11pm £3/1 BRUNSWICK Open Mic 7.30pm £free COALITION Trash Mondays Student night for clubbers who can’t wait for the weekend to start again 11pm £4/3 CONCORDE2 Fuck Buttons Bristol duo do experimental electronica 7.30pm £14 DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Rush 4pm/9pm £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Rush 1pm/6.30pm £tbc FUNFAIR Funhouse Commercial house club 10pm £3 GREEN DOOR STORE Take “Future-flung electronics with elements of avant-garde jazz, subharmonic melodies and a mean hip hop bounce” 7pm £free GREYS The Porchlight Smoker Folk and bluegrass band 8.30pm £6 HAUNT Anamanaguchi NYC Chiptune rock band 7pm £6; Fat Poppadaddys Student indie night 11pm £3/2/free HOPE Shannon & The Clams, I Like The Go-Go Retro US indie garage trio 7.30pm £6; Peace Open Mic Weekly open mic hosted by Chris Sparsis Instinct 9pm £free KOMEDIA Sussex Unplugged Battle of the bands fundraiser for the Argus Appeal 7.30pm £5; Magnet Speed Dating 28-45 Years That’s a long time to spend working out if you like someone 8pm £20 NORTHERN LIGHTS Open Mic 8pm £free OLD MARKET Design Brighton - Inspire 7pm £5 PRINCE ALBERT Date Palms, Reds Hypnotic psych rock from California 8pm £7.50 PRINCE ARTHUR Broken Mic Night Unamplified open mic 8pm £free QUADRANT Clocktower Cinema: Princess Mononoke Film night with a Studio Ghibli theme 8pm £free SHOOSHH Broke New club night for students and other paupers 10pm £3 SIGNALMAN Signalman Pub Quiz 8pm £1 VICTORY Music From A Room Old time folk night 8pm £free VOLKS Strictly Reggae Dancehall, roots, revival 11pm £5/4.50

TUESDAY 17TH

BLACK LION Open Mic Night Live music 8.30pm £free BOM-BANE’S Art & Chat: Digital Festival The opening night of the Community Box gallery 7.30pm £free BRUNSWICK Jazz Jam Open session with a house band and special guests 8pm £free CHEQUERS Open Mic With Wolf William 8pm £free COALITION Twerkit New midweek club night playing urban,

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WEDNESDAY 18TH

BASEMENT CLUB Crush DJ Missy B plays ‘the sounds of summer’ 11pm £free BLACK LION The Black Lion Acoustic Showcase Live music 8.30pm £free BRUNSWICK Jealous Michael, Fond Of Ruby Indie night 8pm £4/3 COALITION CoCo LoCo Dance and international pop for overseas students to lose the plot to 10.30pm £5/3/1 DIGITAL Fresh Meat “First-year university students, yum” 11pm £1 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Poker Night 8pm £5 DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Rush 4pm/9pm £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Rush 1.30pm/6.30pm £tbc FISHBOWL Tea & Biscuits Retro swing, soul and ska with DJ Gareth Stephens 10pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Booty Bakery Club night cooking up a big basket of bass and hip hop 11pm £free KOMEDIA Krystle Warren Jazz blues singer songwriter 7.30pm £15; Andrew Lawrence - There Is No Escape Stand-up comedy 8pm £15/13 LATEST MUSIC BAR Electrobash: Astrid’s Tea Party, Phantomz, Plum Synthpop and disco bands 8pm £5/4; Tango Boot Camp Learn to tango like the Argentinians 8pm £3-8 LIFE ENK Dubstep terrace party Details tbc OCEANA Drop The Bomb If you’re gonna drop it, West Street’s the place 10.30pm £3/free OLD MARKET Pecha Kucha Night: Digital Festival A series of short presentations on stuff like 3D printing, animated standup comedy and alternative ways to map Brighton 8pm £5/3 PRINCE ALBERT Palm Springs, Fire Eyes Live music 8pm £4 QUADRANT Clocktower Cinema: Spirited Away Film night with a Studio Ghibli theme 8pm £free SLICE SUSSEX Boutique Cinema Eclectic short films from around the world 8pm £tbc ST MARY’S CHURCH Tim Hecker Canadian ambient electronica 7pm £12.50 STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR As It Is, The Summer War, The Maddigans, Tough Luck Kid Pop punk party 8pm £4 THEATRE ROYAL Grandpa In My Pocket - Teamwork! The CBeebies series comes to the stage 7pm £11.40-17.90

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THURSDAY 19TH

ANCIENT MARINER Jazz It Up Live jazz sessions 8.30pm £free AUDIO Bastard Pop Pop, electro, dubstep and drum&bass mash-up 11pm £3/2 BLACK LION DJMP45 Vinyl DJ night 8.30pm £free BLIND TIGER Dub Organiser Jam session with a dub reggae band 9pm £3 BRUNSWICK Richard Kapp & The Gowns, Rob Marr, Crack*a*jack*crow, Sharon Lewis & Nikolas Barrell, Kieran O’Sullivan Live acoustic music 7.30pm £8/5 COALITION Secret Discotheque Replaying the soundtrack to your youth 11pm £4/3/2 DOME Stewart Lee - Much A-Stew About Nothing New pre-TV material from the anti-comedy comedian 8pm £20 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Poker Night 8pm £10 DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA Rush 4pm/9pm £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Rush 1.30pm/6.30pm £tbc; Hawking Documentary about Stephen Hawking followed by a satellite Q&A 7.20pm £tbc FISHBOWL Residents Association DJ Will Sumsuch plays hip hop, funk and world beats 10.30pm £free FUNFAIR Bug’A’Boo Slow jams, hip hop and R&B 11pm £4/2 GEORGE PAYNE Open Mic Night 8.30pm £free GLOBE Hang The DJ! A night of punter-picked playlists 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Giant Drag, La Femme LA indie rock band on a farewell tour 7pm £10 GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free GREYS State Of The Union Bluesy Americana from Brooks Williams and Boo Hewerdine 7.30pm £12.50/10 HAND IN HAND Rave On! DJs Citizen Lane and Becky Boop play doo-wop and vintage pop 9pm £free HAUNT Coconut College Thursday night party playing a right mix of stuff from A$AP Rocky to Grimes 11pm £3/2 HOP POLES Better Shred Than Dead Surf beats DJ 9pm £free HOPE Glass Sines, Fickle Friends, Cat Fire Radio, 900 Spaces Live music 7.30pm £2 IRON DUKE ID Goes Acoustic Live music 8pm £free KOMEDIA Everything Is Connected Music, poetry and comedy night followed by a club 7.30pm/11pm £7/5; Krater Comedy Club Stand-up comedy night 8pm £9/6/5 LATEST MUSIC BAR Quick Fictions: Digital Festival Short story night 6.30pm £free OCEANA Vibe Dance, dubstep and drum&basss 10.30pm £3/free OLD MARKET The Paper Cinema’s Odyssey: Digital Festival A reimagining of Odysseus’s epic journey after the Trojan War - using paper cutouts 7.30pm £12/10 PRESTON MANOR Hidden House - Behind The Scenes At Preston Manor 11am £15/12 PRINCE ALBERT Echo & The Beats, Shamu Just Bailed Live music 8pm £4 PROUD CABARET 50 Shades Of Cabaret Fetish cabaret for people who’d never thought of being kinky before reading that book 7pm £24/10 RANELAGH Shauna Parker & The Saloon Bar Band Country and swing band 8.30pm £free RIKI TIK Big It Up! Resident DJs mine the golden era of dancehall and digital reggae 9pm £free SHOOSHH Azuri 10pm £3/free ST JAMES’ TAVERN Bacon Fat Stay Sick DJs play 50s and 60s “R&R, R&B, tittyshakers and blues” 9pm £free STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Rip This Joint: Yards, Death Pedals, Broker London’s DIY night comes to town for a night of noise 8pm £4 THEATRE ROYAL Grandpa In My Pocket - Teamwork! The CBeebies series comes to the stage 11am/5pm £11.40-17.90 VICTORY Open Mic 8pm £free VOLKS Roll Through: Broken Note, Katch Pyro, Max Mudie, Rakta, Mover, Supazero Drum&bass and dubstep, bass and beatbox 11pm £5/4 WHITE RABBIT DJ Capsun Vintage hip hop with a modern twist 8pm £free WORLD’S END The Big Quiz Night 8pm £1

FRIDAY 20TH

10 BELOW Deepsystems: Matt Pond, Joe Ellis, Leif 10.30pm £8/5 BASEMENT Round Table Discussion On The Future Of Dance On Screen And Dance And Digital Technologies: Digital Festival 7.30pm £free BASEMENT CLUB Friday Night Live With Lady LaRue Cabaret is a drag sometimes 11pm £free BLACK DOVE Chop Source DJ plays latin grooves, afro beats and tropical funk 8pm £free

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BLACK LION Soundsci Live & Vinyl Veterans DJs US hip hoppers 9pm £free BLIND TIGER Traumfrau Alternative DIY queer night with live bands and “music you actually like” 8pm £6/5 CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Frankie & The Teardrops Live music 8pm £tbc; Rock The Caz Bar DJs play alt rock classics 9pm £free CHEQUERS DJ B_one Old school hip hop, house music and 80s classics 9pm £free COALITION Friday I’m In Love Student club night that has nothing to do with The Cure 11pm £3-6 CONCORDE2 25 Years Of Ratpack 11pm £tbc CORN EXCHANGE Brighton Art Fair Browse and/or buy work by 130 artists 11am £7.50/6 COWLEY CLUB Hella Nervous Bikefest benefit 8pm £free CUBE Hush Vs Transitions: Laura May, Richard Marriott, Konvector, Gordon Darling, Hoopz, Porly, Calvin Karass, Sam Derks, Max Derkson House and trance DJ battle 9pm £free DIGITAL Shogun Audio: Rockwell, Spectrasoul, Technimatic, Primitive People Drum&bass before dishonour 11pm £tbc; Stonelove Indie rock&roll club 11pm £4/3 DOME Stewart Lee - Much A-Stew About Nothing New pre-TV material from the anti-comedy comedian 8pm £20 DOME STUDIO SOURCE New Music: MetaLuna, Bitbin, Spacenoid, Champion Fever, Alphabet’s Heaven, Beatabet DJs Video artist special for Brighton Digital Festival 7.30pm £5 DRUID’S ARMS Hot Pepper Sauce DJ I.D.G. plays old school funk, soul and house 10pm £free DUKEBOX THEATRE Sarah Jones Does Not Play Well With Others Australian ventriloquist mixing vaudeville with sharp modern stand-up 8pm £5 FISHBOWL Calamity Jamz Funky DJ tunes 8pm £free FORTUNE OF WAR Fever Bands and DJs play latin, salsa and reggae 9pm £free FUNFAIR Circus Commercial music mash-ups 10pm £5/3 FUNKYFISH Thank Funk Soul, funk, jazz and Motown 10.30pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Born Ruffians Canadian indie rockers signed to Warp Records 7.30pm £6; Ye Ye Fever Funky afrobeat clubnight 11pm £free GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HAMPTON Dad’s Old Vinyl DJs play retro funk, pop and hip hop records 9pm £free HAUNT Introjuicing Live music 7pm £3; Wonder Yeahs Spearheading the inevitable 90s revival 11pm £3 HOP POLES Old Skool Classics DJ night 10pm £free HOPE Welcome To Dadrock - Three Minute Wonders At some point in the distant past your dad would often pogo like a madman to Sham 69 9pm £free KOMEDIA How Things Work Live music from singer songwriters, indie bands and folk groups 7.30pm £6.50/4.50; Krater Comedy Club: Daniel Sloss, Keith Farnan, Jarlath Regan, Silky Stand-up comedy night 8pm £16.50 LATEST MUSIC BAR Speaky Spokey Literary cabaret with poetry, short stories and music (upstairs) 7.30pm £7/5; Positive Progression Music, art and poetry with Caribbean food 8pm £3 LIFE Well Rounded House and disco, funk and soul 10pm £3 LOFT Brighton Swing Thing: The Swing Ninjas Vintage night with live music, swing DJs and a lindy hop taster session 8pm £15 MUCKY DUCK Fenus In Vurs DJ Eddie Goatman plays sounds of the 60s and early 70s 9pm £free NEPTUNE Shauna Parker & The Saloon Bar Band Country bluegrass band 8.30pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS DJ Ten Ton Gun 8pm £free OCEANA Love Sexy Is it a question, a statement or just two words put next to each other? In any case, it’s an R&B and disco club night 10.30pm £6/free OHSO SOCIAL Pop Kraft Baby Pop tunes and cheeky cabaret with Boogaloo Stu and crew 9pm £free OLD MARKET The Paper Cinema’s Odyssey: Digital Festival A reimagining of Odysseus’s epic journey after the Trojan War - using paper cutouts 7.30pm £12/10 PRINCE ALBERT The Hangee V, The Space Agency, Stay Sick DJs Italian 60s garage trash rock band 8pm £6 PROUD CABARET Masquerade Ball Burlesque night 7pm £34 SHOOSHH Runway Old school R&B and party mash ups 10pm £5/4/3/free SIN CITY Sloth Psychedelia, freakbeat, acid blues and southern rock 8pm £free SLICE SUSSEX Rum & Roots Reggae, rare ska and dub vinyl with King Tafari 7pm £free SMUGGLERS Pink Fridays 9pm £free ST GEORGE’S CHURCH The Duckworth Lewis Method Neil Hannon from The Divine Comedy and some other dude singing about cricket 7.30pm £22.50 STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Brighton Rocks: Director’s Cut, Moodhoover, The M-Theory, Fox In The City Live bands 7pm £4 THEATRE ROYAL Grandpa In My Pocket - Teamwork! The CBeebies series comes to the stage 5pm £11.40-17.90

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by JS Bach and C Saint-Saëns 12.15pm £3 VICTORY Victory Funk And Soul Club DJ Rich Guy from Carnival Collective 9pm £free VOLKS Brighton Loves Jungle Jungle night 11pm £5/3 WAH KIKI Kikibongo 11pm £free WESTERN FRONT DJ Dennis Castro Not only playing ‘muscle rhymes’ and ‘jiggy fitness’ but also ‘lazy garage’ and ‘blog pop’ 9pm £free WHITE RABBIT Ruff Snippets DJ plays hip hop, funk and soul 9pm £free WORTHING ASSEMBLY HALL Ben E King, Jimmy James & The Vagabonds 60s soul and Motown music (this show was originally at the Concorde) 7pm £24.50

SATURDAY 21ST

10 BELOW Strictly 90s 90s club with DJs Andy Mac and Emma Cooter 9pm £tbc ANCIENT MARINER Acoustic Sessions: So Last Century String Band Fiddle and banjo band 8pm £free AUDIO Warehouse: Paul Woolford House and techno club night 11pm £7/5 BASEMENT CLUB Fusion: DJ Peter Castle, DJ Lee Harris Chart and club remixes 11pm £free BELUSHI’S BELOW Voodoo Rock Vs Apocalypse London’s biggest rock night does battle with Brighton’s geekiest alternative night 10pm £5/4 BLACK LION Attic Monkeys Vs Stop Go! Funk and soul vs rock and indie 4pm £free BLIND TIGER Passion For Singing: Early Music Festival Eight hours of continuous singing drawing from 900 years of music 10am £free; Lazy Habits Eight-piece hip hop brass band 7pm £8/6/5 BRUNSWICK Under Great Southern Lights: Jipsy Magic, Green Diesel, Choice, Edd Mann Alt pop band 8pm £6/5 CHEQUERS DJ Paul La Ola’ Funk, soul, reggae, etc 8pm £free COALITION Shakedown Band And DJ Final Five bands and DJs battle it out to play at the Stanmer Park festival 7pm £free; SLS (Sounds Like Saturday) 11pm £5; Blow: Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green The party never stops 3am £5 CONCORDE2 Nearly Dan Steely Dan tribute band 7pm £13.50; Bondax Teenage electropop duo 11pm £10 CORN EXCHANGE Brighton Art Fair Browse and/or buy work by 130 artists 11am £7.50/6 COWLEY CLUB Clit Rock: Husbands N Knives, DRAG, Hatefuck, Esme Lila Sarfas Riot grrrl benefit gig 7.30pm £4 DIGITAL Fat Poppadaddys Student house and hip hop night 11pm £tbc DOME Bring Your Own Beamer A tour of video installations, projections and short film cinemas 7.30pm £free DRUID’S ARMS DJ Green Man’s Garden Of Delights A carefully cultivated set of soul, psychedelia, funk and pop 10pm £free EMPORIUM Mr Pineapple Head Musical clowning for kids 3pm £7/5 EXCHANGE Howling Matt One-man blues band 9pm £free FISHBOWL Jeff Daniels & Steve Kiw Soul and hip hop DJ 9pm £free FITZHERBERT’S Passion For Singing: Early Music Festival Eight hours of continuous singing drawing from 900 years of music 10am £free FORTUNE OF WAR Miss Faricy Vinyl vixen plays everything from Donna Summer to Metronomy 9pm £free FUNFAIR Magic Dancefloor fillers from every era 9pm £5/3 FUNKYFISH Oldschool Saturdays Soul, funk, jazz and Motown 10pm £6/5 GLOBE Upstairs At The Globe House and disco DJs 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Blyth Power, Pog, The Lovely Brothers Benefit gig for Below Zero homeless project with the folk punk trainspotting legends, acoustic punk troubadours and cabaret punk japesters 7pm £5 GREEN DOOR STORE Soulful Strut Russ Dewbury and guests play funk, soul and electro jazz 11pm £free GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HAMPTON Rollin’ Dynamite DJ Ratman plays rockabilly and rock&roll tunes 9pm £free HAUNT Visage Old new romantics led by Steve Strange 7pm £15; It Is Still 1985 Synthpop is still in vogue, the Tories are in power and everything is going tits up 11pm £3 HOP POLES DJ Get Right Get Low DJ night 10pm £free HOPE The System, Liberty, Social Schism, Rude & Reckless DIY punk bands do a benefit gig for the Unemployed Centre and B&H Community Radio 7pm £6; Welcome To Dadrock At some point in the distant past your dad was regularly found headbanging at a provincial nightclub to W.A.S.P.

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9pm £free KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club: Daniel Sloss, Keith Farnan, Jarlath Regan, Stephen Grant Stand-up comedy night 7pm/10.30pm £5-22; Spellbound Simon Price plays the alternative highlights of the 80s - with guest DJ Steve Strange 9pm £5/4 LIFE Skatadays Reggae, rocksteady and vintage ska records Time tbc £free; XXY Club night playing R&B, garage and old school hip hop 11pm £7/5/3 MUCKY DUCK Ross Never Sleeps DJ set 9pm £free; Open Mic Jam session with Joe Newman 9pm £free NINJA BAR Soulshyne Soulful house and original disco grooves with DJ Mick Fuller 8pm £free OCEANA Kinky Halo You know what you’re getting with this place, so you don’t need a listings mag to tell you (unless you’re from out of town on a hen night, in which case you’ll be going there anyway) 10.30pm £10/free OFFICE Chop Source DJ plays latin grooves, afro beats and tropical funk 8pm £free OLD MARKET Vintage Fair: City Reads 2013 An all-day 50s fest with vintage stalls and on-site stylists - plus a literature ‘surgery’ with The Book Doctor 10am £2; The Paper Cinema’s Odyssey: Digital Festival A reimagining of Odysseus’s epic journey after the Trojan War - using paper cutouts 7.30pm £12/10 PHOENIX GALLERY Mutator 1 + 2 - Computer Art & Science All-day symposium exploring the boundaries of art and science - followed by a visit to the William Latham exhibition 9am £20 PROUD CABARET Pop Kraft Pop tunes and cheeky cabaret with Boogaloo Stu and crew 10.30pm £8/6 RALLI HALL Cubashe 15th Birthday Party Cuban salsa class and club 9.30pm £10/5 RANELAGH Kris Dollimore Swampy blues rock 8.30pm £free RIKI TIK Skatadays Reggae, rocksteady and vintage ska records 9pm £free SHOOSHH Glam House, dance and R&B club night 10pm £7/5 SMUGGLERS Saturday Night Pre-club chart and pop anthems 9pm £free STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Brighton Rocks: The Denim, Dorey The Wise, Golding, Kurt Mundane Live bands 7pm £4 THEATRE ROYAL Grandpa In My Pocket - Teamwork! The CBeebies series comes to the stage 1pm/5pm £11.40-17.90 THREE & TEN A Little Nonsense A straight man gives a clown some life lessons using mime, slapstick and music 6pm £9.50/8; Off The Cuff Audience-seeded jokes made up on the spot 8pm £8.50/7 UNITARIAN CHURCH Passion For Singing: Early Music Festival Eight hours of continuous singing drawing from 900 years of music 10am £free UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX Kusho - Written In The Air: Digital Festival Interactive installation mixing motion capture with Japanese Zen traditions 10am £free VICTORY Don Simon DJ The don of jazzhop brings along his collection of funk, soul, hip hop and modern brass band tunes 9pm £free VOLKS Bass In Darkness: Jayline, Origin, Eazy, Hizzle Guy, AK & Digibit, Fatman D, Boxer, Kombo, Maccy FBK VIP, Cropz & Mace, Arcane & Twist, DJ Ewok, Rivalize, Brown B, Dirty Buziness, Fuzer, Raff & Tech, Loppa D, ST Don, Killa B, Rude 1, Mr Range, Redford, Statyk, Daffy, Strelaman & Overdrive, Jungalice, Shellac, Jump-Up Kid, Payne If the line-up if anything to by, this club night is gonna be massive 10pm £5 WAH KIKI Bomba New Ibiza night in what used to be Honey Bar 9pm £5/free WESTERN FRONT Moochin’ DJ Lanx plays northern soul, classic rock and hot funk 9pm £free WHITE RABBIT Rockin Bones DJs promote the Rs: reggae, rocksteady and rockabilly 9pm £free

SUNDAY 22ND

BASEMENT CLUB Pop!Candy DJ Claire Fuller plays pure non-stop pop 11pm £free BLACK LION Live & Swingin’ Lion Live gypsy jazz, swing and blues 8pm £free BLIND TIGER Thomas J Speight Singer songwriter 7pm £5/3; The Loft Sessions: Thomas J Speight, Jake Isaac, Justin Saltmeris, Will Mussett Live music 7pm £5/3.50 BRUNSWICK Straight No Chaser Big band jazz 8pm £free CHEQUERS Owen McGarry, Livvy Moore Nutini-esque singer songwriter 6pm £free CORN EXCHANGE Brighton Art Fair Browse and/or buy work by 130 artists 11am £7.50/6 DOME Tales From Old Japan Traditional Japanese stories brought to life through puppetry and music 11.30am/2.30pm £7/5 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Sunday Cinema Cult classics and free popcorn 8pm £free DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA InRealLife 1pm £tbc; The

Adventures Of Baron Munchausen 2pm £tbc EMPORIUM Emporium At The Movies - Rear Window Screening of the Hitchcock classic 7pm £free FISHBOWL Recovery? Reggae through the ages 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Travis Bretzer, Teardrop Factory Live music 7pm £4; Green Door Blues Big Itch DJs plus the resident blues band, Smokestack 10.30pm £free GREEN MUSE Open Mic Night 8pm £free KOMEDIA Terry Garoghan - The Auntie Flo Slide Show New comedy show from the man responsible for ‘Brighton The Musical’ 1pm £10; Rebecca Dancer Singer songwriter 7.30pm £5; Krater Comedy Club: Daniel Sloss, Keith Farnan, Abi Roberts, Stephen Grant Stand-up comedy night 8pm £5-9 LIFE Dagger Terrace Sessions Daytime DJs play dancehall, reggae and ska Time tbc £free NEPTUNE Cléa Knight Folk and blues singer 8.30pm £free NORTH LAINE PUB Holy Moly! Stomping 60s funk and 50s R&B 4pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS Northern Lights Sundays DJs and live music 4pm £free OLD MARKET Stackridge Classic pastoral pop from the English psychedelic eccentrics 8pm £15 PRINCE ALBERT Cellar Under The Angels, Pollacky Polished Polish folk band with Polish snacks to polish off 7.30pm £4 RANELAGH The Bards Country folk 8.30pm £free RIKI TIK Night Food Rhythm&blues, calypso and ska inspired by 1950s Jamaican sound systems 9pm £free SIGNALMAN Open Mic Open session hosted by local duo, Zoothyme 8pm £free ST ANN’S WELL GARDENS Pamper In The Park A day of holistic and healthy taster treatments, therapies and manicures - plus kids’ activities and live music Noon £free STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Hold The Fight, Sam Little, Glass City Vice, Mother Tongue Pop punk party 7.30pm £4 THEATRE ROYAL Grandpa In My Pocket - Teamwork! The CBeebies series comes to the stage 11am/3pm £11.40-17.90 UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX Kusho - Written In The air: Digital Festival Interactive installation mixing motion capture with Japanese Zen traditions 10am £free VICTORY Blues Sundays DJ plays blues and soul Noon £free VOLKS Psy Sundays: Shiva Valley, Dave Chemical, Clayton, Morfinn A day and a night of psytrance 3pm £free WAH KIKI Sundown If your house was this sexy you’d never go outdoors 11pm £free; J’box Saturday night / Sunday morning after party 2am £5 WHITE RABBIT Hush Hush Live acoustic music 8pm £free WOO WOO Terrace Sessions Local DJs play house of the soulful, laid back kind 1pm £free

MONDAY 23RD

ANCIENT MARINER Quiz Night 8pm £1 AUDIO Kids Club Nicole De Leiburne entertains the indie kids and pop junkies with the launch of a new 90s club night 11pm £3/1 BRUNSWICK Open Mic 7.30pm £free COALITION Trash Mondays Student night for clubbers who can’t wait for the weekend to start again 11pm £4/3 FUNFAIR Funhouse Commercial house club 10pm £3 GLOBE The Get Down! DJ night playing a mix of Motown, soul, blues, funk and swing 8pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Jouis, Lapis Lazuli Local pysch folk jazz quartet 7pm £free GREYS Rory McLeod An ex-clown turned travelling troubadour, poet and multi-instrumentalist 8.30pm £10 HAUNT Dead Meadow American stoner rockers 7pm £9; Fat Poppadaddys Student indie night 11pm £3/2/free HOPE Peace Open Mic Weekly open mic hosted by Chris Sparsis Instinct 9pm £free KOMEDIA Wire That band that sounds a bit like Elastica 7.30pm £14.50 NORTHERN LIGHTS Open Mic 8pm £free OLD MARKET Stand-Up For Labour We might consider it if the Labour Party would stand up to the government once in a while (it’s a comedy night, by the way) 8pm £10 PRINCE ALBERT Chastity Brown Live music 8pm £10 PRINCE ARTHUR Broken Mic Night Unamplified open mic 8pm £free QUADRANT Clocktower Cinema: Howl’s Moving Castle Film night with a Studio Ghibli theme 8pm £free SHOOSHH Broke New club night for students and other paupers 10pm £3 SIGNALMAN Signalman Pub Quiz 8pm £1 VOLKS Strictly Reggae Dancehall, roots, revival 11pm £5/4.50

TUESDAY 24TH

BRUNSWICK Jazz Jam Open session with a house band

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and special guests 8pm £free CHEQUERS Open Mic With Wolf William 8pm £free COALITION Twerkit New midweek club night playing urban, R&B and hip hop 11pm £3 DIGITAL CU Next Tuesday 4 a gr8t nite of R&B and disco 11pm £4/3 DOME STUDIO Call Mr Robeson The story of the radical activist and singer, Paul Robeson 2pm/8pm £10/8 DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA Mr Men 11am £tbc FUNKYFISH Cubashe Cuban salsa class and club 9.30pm £6/3 GLADSTONE Quiz Night 8.30pm £1 GLOBE Basement Cinema Underground films, comfy seats and free popcorn 8pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Carlton Melton, White Manna, Blackhoods Psych out drone offensive 7.30pm £8; Donuts Hipster funk and hip hop gems 11pm £free HANOVER PUB BAD Ukes - Brighton After Dark Ukulele Session Informal gathering of ukulelists 8pm £free HAUNT Saint Raymond Live music 7pm £6 HOPE Staer, Broker, Poini, Eumlaut Live music 8pm £5 KOMEDIA Robert Newman’s New Theory Of Evolution The reclusive comic and activist returns with a new show 8pm £12.50/10; Squawker Comedy Awards: Brighton Comedy Festival Comedy competition for the best newcomers 8pm £6 LATEST MUSIC BAR Hush Hush Live acoustic music 7.30pm £4 QUADRANT Open Mic Jam session hosted by Jenna Bennett 8.30pm £free RED LION Challenging General Knowledge & Music Quiz 8pm £1 RIKI TIK Reggae Tunesdays Vinyl-only DJs play Jamaican ska, dancehall tunes and hip hop remixes 10pm £free SHOOSHH Pachanga Latino party playing reggaeton, merengue and ragga etc 10.30pm £3/free SIDEWINDER Open Mic Night 8.30pm £free STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Keston Cobblers’ Club, Kevin Pearce, Fitz, This Boy Wonders Modern folk music 7pm £7/5 THEATRE ROYAL Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Any Dream Will Do contestant flounces around ancient Egypt in a blinged-up glad rag 7.45pm £22.90-37.90 WAH KIKI Ooh La La 11pm £3/2 WESTERN FRONT Hush Hush Live acoustic music 9pm £free

WEDNESDAY 25TH

10 BELOW Japeworm Stand-up comedy night 7.30pm £1 BASEMENT CLUB Crush DJ Missy B plays ‘the sounds of summer’ 11pm £free BLACK LION Matt Rose & The Tin Cup Collective Live funk soul band 8.30pm £free BRUNSWICK Sam’s Summer Stocking Fundraising gig for Martlet’s Hospice 8pm £free COALITION CoCo LoCo Dance and international pop for overseas students to lose the plot to 10.30pm £5/3/1 CONCORDE2 Swim Deep Summery Brummie baggy band 7pm £10 DIGITAL Fresh Meat “First-year university students, yum” 11pm £1 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Poker Night 8pm £5 FISHBOWL Tea & Biscuits Retro swing, soul and ska with DJ Gareth Stephens 10pm £free GOOD COMPANIONS Tony Bevan Contemporary improv sax player 8pm £6/5 GREEN DOOR STORE Turbulence Live music 7pm £tbc; Booty Bakery Club night cooking up a big basket of bass and hip hop 11pm £free HOPE Themetune Bingo Scrape your mind for the dimlyrecalled detritus of yesteryear as Eddie The Goatboy teases you with his extensive collection of TV themes 8pm £1 KOMEDIA Kathryn Williams, Alex Cornish The Mercurynominated singer songwriter releases a new album 7.30pm £12.50 LATEST MUSIC BAR Tango Boot Camp Learn to tango like the Argentinians 8pm £3-8 LIFE ENK Dubstep terrace party Details tbc NORTHERN LIGHTS DJ Denis Time tbc £free OCEANA Drop The Bomb If you’re gonna drop it, West Street’s the place 10.30pm £3/free PRINCE ALBERT Fickle Friends, 4th Avenue, Project Lumiere Live music 8pm £4/3 PULL AND PUMP Off The Cuff Acoustic Session: Boy In The Cupboard, The Island Jacks, Arthur And The Irrational, Koko Pelli A night of live acoustic music featuring the darkly humorous indie folk pop trio 8pm £free QUADRANT Clocktower Cinema: Ponyo Film night with a Studio Ghibli theme 8pm £free RANELAGH Krissy Matthews Live blues 8.30pm £free STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR GRRRILLA Electronica and illustration showcase 9pm £3 THEATRE ROYAL Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor

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Dreamcoat Any Dream Will Do contestant flounces around ancient Egypt in a blinged-up glad rag 2.30pm/7.45pm £22.9037.90 WHITE RABBIT The Move-Ons Open Mic 8pm £free

THURSDAY 26TH

ANCIENT MARINER Jazz It Up Live jazz sessions 8.30pm £free AUDIO Bastard Pop Pop, electro, dubstep and drum&bass mash-up 11pm £3/2 BLACK LION Soul Casserole A melting pot of hot funk beats and soul grooves 8.30pm £free BRIGHTON MUSEUM Digital Late: Digital Festival An evening of games and tales woven around the exhibits - plus performances and DJs 7pm £7/5 BRUNSWICK Thea Hopkins, Small Shipwrecks, Gill Sandell Folk and Americana music 8pm £5/4 CHURCHILL SQUARE Poetry In Holograph - Rituals Of Mango: Digital Festival A digital and live art poetry installation 11am £free COALITION Secret Discotheque Replaying the soundtrack to your youth 11pm £4/3/2 DRUID’S ARMS Dirty Thumbnails: Amy Blue, The Lost Thieves, The Island Jacks, Threepenny Thieves Blues and old time country music 8pm £free DUKE OF BEAUFORT Poker Night 8pm £10 DUKE OF YORK’S CINEMA NT Live - Othello 7pm £tbc DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA reFRAMED – The Great Storyscape: Digital Festival Talks, screenings and a workshop about the creative potential of new technologies 10am £15/10 FISHBOWL Cut La Vis Jamaican riddims and urban beats 10.30pm £free FUNFAIR Bug’A’Boo Slow jams, hip hop and R&B 11pm £4/2 GEORGE PAYNE Open Mic Night 8.30pm £free GLADSTONE Tracy Jane Sullivan Jazz, folk and reggae 8.30pm £free GLOBE Hang The DJ! A night of punter-picked playlists 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Will & The People Indie pop with reggae roots 7pm £6; Sleepless +1 Live bands and DJs 11pm £free GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HAUNT Coconut College Thursday night party playing a right mix of stuff from A$AP Rocky to Grimes 11pm £3/2 HOP POLES Better Shred Than Dead Surf beats DJ 9pm £free KOMEDIA Comic Boom: Mike Wozniak Stand-up comedy 8pm £9/7/5; Ali Cook - Principles & Decisions Magician and illusionist 8pm £12/10 LATEST MUSIC BAR Flash Lit Fiction: Digital Festival Flash fiction slam with music from The Organ Grinder’s Monkey 7.30pm £4; Wellsbourne Society The author of the ‘Cheeky Guide To Brighton’ hosts a discussion and film night dedicated to the history and folklore of the city 8pm £5 NIGHTINGALE THEATRE Augmented Reality And Audience Engagement: Digital Festival Academics and artists discuss the possibilities of augmented reality 8pm £free OCEANA Vibe Dance, dubstep and drum&basss 10.30pm £3/free PRINCE ALBERT The Weight, Beautiful Country, Emperors Of Ice Cream Live music 8pm £4/3 PROUD CABARET 50 Shades Of Cabaret Fetish cabaret for people who’d never thought of being kinky before reading that book 7pm £24/10 RANELAGH Nigel Bagge & Eddie Armer Harmonica blues folk 8.30pm £free REDROASTER Pighog: Astrid Alben, Tony Spiers, Brendan Cleary Poetry readings Details tbc RIKI TIK Big It Up! Resident DJs mine the golden era of dancehall and digital reggae 9pm £free SHOOSHH Azuri 10pm £3/free ST JAMES’ TAVERN Bacon Fat Stay Sick DJs play 50s and 60s “R&R, R&B, tittyshakers and blues” 9pm £free STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Klub Kosmische: Dark Horses, Singapore Sling, Thee Piatcions, The Altered Hours Cosmic pop, psychedelia and kraut rock 8pm £9 THEATRE ROYAL Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Any Dream Will Do contestant flounces around ancient Egypt in a blinged-up glad rag 2.30pm/7.45pm £22.9037.90 THOMAS KEMP Bad Bad Whiskey Skifflebilly trio 9pm £free THREE & TEN Oh My Irma Macabre Canadian comedy 8pm £9.50/8 VICTORY Open Mic 8pm £free VOLKS Roll Through: Kronical, Lotskee, Threts, De:Tune, Jungalice, Jungle Rollerz Drum&bass and dubstep, bass and beatbox 11pm £5/3 WHITE RABBIT Rebel Music DJs playing garage, psych, punk and rock&roll 8pm £free WORLD’S END The Big Quiz Night 8pm £1

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10 BELOW Zerox Alternative 80s and 90s club night 10pm £free AUDIO DJ Zinc Jungle and house DJ 11pm £5 BASEMENT CLUB Friday Night Live With Lady LaRue Cabaret is a drag sometimes 11pm £free BLACK LION Attic Monkeys Vs Molly Malone’s Dex In The City Funk, soul and hip hop DJ battle 9pm £free BRUNSWICK Modernistique, The Beat Movement, French Boutik Live music 8pm £6 CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Casual Violence Have Friends Sketch group and stand-ups (upstairs) 7.30pm £free; Rock The Caz Bar DJs play alt rock classics 9pm £free CHEQUERS DJ Monkey Madness Funk, electro, reggae and old school hip hip 9pm £free COALITION Friday I’m In Love Student club night that has nothing to do with The Cure 11pm £3-6 CONCORDE2 Who’s Who Who’s Who’s Who? Who’s Who’s a Who tribute band, that’s who 7pm £15; Hot Wuk Carnival and bashment vibes 11pm £tbc CORN EXCHANGE Shlomo - Human Geekbox: Digital Festival The beatboxer returns with an interactive show about art and science, geeks and gadgets 8pm £14/12 COWLEY CLUB Reggae Dub 8pm £2 DIGITAL Stonelove Indie rock&roll club 11pm £4/3 DOME CocoRosie Weird and whimsical freakfolk sister duo 8pm £18 DRUID’S ARMS DJ Tommy G Electro beats, indie and house tunes 10pm £free DUKEBOX THEATRE Beatle Mal A play about the fab four’s roadie, Mal Evans 8pm £5 FISHBOWL Calamity Jamz Funky DJ tunes 8pm £free FORTUNE OF WAR Fever Bands and DJs play latin, salsa and reggae 9pm £free FUNFAIR Circus Commercial music mash-ups 10pm £5/3 FUNKYFISH Dirty Retro Retro funk DJs 10.30pm £free GLADSTONE Funky Mezclas Mix 8pm £free GLOBE Rum Fridays 8pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Jay Diggins Live music 7pm £5; You Need To Hear This: The Wytches, Superfood, Maxixe Freshers’ party with live bands and DJs 11pm £free GREENHOUSE EFFECT Karaoke 9pm £free HAMPTON Dad’s Old Vinyl DJs play retro funk, pop and hip hop records 9pm £free HARE & HOUNDS Deep Roots Reggae night (upstairs) 10pm £5 HAUNT Barrence Whitfield & The Savages, Hipbone Slim, Knee Tremblers American soul and R&B vocalist 7pm £10; Luminescence 11pm £tbc HOP POLES Old Skool Classics DJ night 10pm £free HOPE Broken Hands, Storms, Little Fears Indie blues band behind the cult Canterbury club night, Hoochie Coochie 7pm £6 JUNCTION ONE Digital Public: Digital Festival Interactive urban artwork exploring the boundaries of privacy and surveillance 7pm £free KOMEDIA Brian Appleton’s History Of The World In 3 Darts The man behind John Shuttleworth takes to the road as a brummie man-rock musicologist 8pm £12/10; Krater Comedy Club: Rob Deering, Mandy Knight, Stu Goldsmith, Stephen Grant Stand-up comedy night 8pm £16.50; Horizon Recordings Launch Party: MarX, Tom Luka, Salvador House, techno and breakbeat club night from the new Brighton label 11pm £2/free LATEST MUSIC BAR Bravo Four Zero Over 40s club night playing the likes of Oasis, The Clash, The Bee Gees, Abba, Kylie and MJ 8pm £10 LIFE Well Rounded House and disco, funk and soul 10pm £3 LIGHTHOUSE reFRAMED – The Great Storyscape: Digital Festival Talks, screenings and a workshop about the creative potential of new technologies 10am £15/10 LOFT Disco Deviant: Andrew Weatherall, Pablo Contraband, Glass Sines Balearic, disco and house night with the pioneering DJ who co-produced Primal Scream’s Screamadelica 10.30pm £10/8 MARLBOROUGH Holy Moly! Stomping 60s funk and 50s R&B 9pm £free MARLBOROUGH THEATRE Goblin Market Abstract film, masks and puppetry combine in this retelling of Christina Rossetti’s darkly sensuous poem that’s definitely not for kids 8pm £8.50/6.50 MUCKY DUCK Hot-Tip Hi-Fi DJ with a fine collection of vintage reggae and rocksteady records 8pm £free NEPTUNE Juliette And The Romeos Live music 8.30pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS Live Music Time tbc £free OCEANA Love Sexy Is it a question, a statement or just two words put next to each other? In any case, it’s an R&B and disco club night 10.30pm £6/free OHSO SOCIAL Dirty Sunset Disco Metrosexual disco and house club 9pm £tbc OLD MARKET Birdy Comedic theatre using music and physical mayhem to tell the story of an illusionist and a chanteuse

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SATURDAY 28TH

ANCIENT MARINER Acoustic Sessions: We R Bob Unpredictable saxophone covers duo 8pm £free AUDIO Warehouse Shakedown After Party: Applebottom, Wayward, Charles Green Post-festival party 11pm £7/5 BYC BRIGHTON YOUTH CENTRE B.Digital: Digital Festival A fusion of local young bands and digital interactions as well as projections, workshops, film and skating 7pm £3 BASEMENT CLUB Fusion: DJ Peter Castle, DJ Lee Harris Chart and club remixes 11pm £free BLACK LION Burnt Toast Black Lion Block Party DJs play sleazy soul and dirty breaks 4pm £free BLIND TIGER Prince Fatty Dub reggae producer 10pm £46 BRIGHTON CENTRE Joe Bonamassa American blues rocker 7pm £35-55 BRUNSWICK Real Music Club: Nick Harper, Andy Roberts Live music 8pm £6/5 CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Release The Bats New club night playing the dark of the 80s - don’t request Wham! or you may be brushed aside by a clenched fist in a cut-off studded glove 9pm £2 CHEQUERS Breaktime DJ Kool Hertz does remixes and bootlegs 10pm £free COALITION Pump Up The Jam Reviving the long-buried bodies of 90s house and pop ‘classics’ 11pm £5; Blow: Vince Manganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green The party never stops 3am £5 CONCORDE2 The 1975 Big bold torch songs from the Manchester mystery band (this show has now sold out) 7pm £11; Shakedown Festival Official After Party 11pm £tbc COWLEY CLUB Honningbarna, Lucky One Dies First, Recluse Club, Ignorrance, Worthy Victims Hardcore punk night 8pm £3 DIGITAL Free The Beats By putting them behind the bars of commercial house, disco and dubstep 11pm £5/free DOME Dome Discovery Tour Explore the historic venue’s backstage areas 11am £6.50/5.50 DOME CAFE BAR Kachin Day Of Solidarity & Celebration Learn about the history and culture of the northeastern Burmese state 11am £free DUKEBOX THEATRE Grandma! The Musical Musical comedy duo weave their nonsensical rhymes into a nonsensical story arc 7.30pm £5 EXCHANGE Bad Bad Whiskey Skifflebilly trio 9pm £free FISHBOWL DJ Daddy Marcus Dancey disco and singalong soul 9pm £free FORTUNE OF WAR Duncan Disorderly Disco and house classics 9pm £free FUNFAIR Magic Dancefloor fillers from every era 9pm £5/3 FUNKYFISH Oldschool Saturdays Soul, funk, jazz and Motown 10pm £6/5 GLADSTONE Rockabilly & Psychobilly Night 9pm £free

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Bar 9pm £5/free WESTERN FRONT Heavy Tread Born Bad DJs play ska, punk and assorted trash 8pm £free WHITE RABBIT DJ Gareth Stevens Tropical beats, reggae, funk and soul 9pm £free WORLD’S END Bag Of Hammers, Momotaro, Rob & Paddy Alt rock band 9pm £free

SUNDAY 29TH

BASEMENT CLUB Pop!Candy DJ Claire Fuller plays pure non-stop pop 11pm £free BLACK LION Live & Swingin’ Lion Live gypsy jazz, swing and blues 8pm £free BRIGHTON CENTRE Brighton Records & CD Fair For those who still savour the thrill of the chase 9.30am £2 BRUNSWICK Ukulele Jam Tastes sweet but a little woody 3pm £5; Barb Jungr Live jazz and soul 8pm £8 CHEQUERS Inertia Downtempo electronic and acoustic music 6pm £free CORN EXCHANGE Herbie Flowers’ Jazz Breakfast Celebrated bassist smears your toast with his jazz 11am £6.50 COWLEY CLUB Feminist Cafe Discussion group 6pm £free DOME Sir Terry Pratchett And Friends A talk with the eccentric author of the Discworld books 2pm £12-50 DUKE OF BEAUFORT Sunday Cinema Cult classics and free popcorn 8pm £free DUKE’S @ KOMEDIA NT Encore - Othello 1pm £tbc EMPORIUM Arias By Candlelight Opera, supper and champagne 7.30pm £29.50 FISHBOWL Recovery? Reggae through the ages 9pm £free GREEN DOOR STORE Green Door Blues Big Itch DJs plus the resident blues band, Smokestack 10.30pm £free GREEN MUSE Open Mic Night 8pm £free HAUNT Tonight Alive, Set It Off, Decade, ROAM Live music 7pm £12 HOPE Soul Purpose Chilled grooves for charity (downstairs) 8pm £free KOMEDIA Francesca Martinez - What The F**k Is Normal?!

Stand-up comedy show 8pm £12.50; Krater Comedy Club: Rob Deering, Stephen Grant Stand-up comedy night 8pm £5-9 LIFE Dagger Terrace Sessions Daytime DJs play dancehall, reggae and ska Time tbc £free NEPTUNE Tracy Jane Sullivan Jazz, folk and reggae 8.30pm £free NORTHERN LIGHTS Northern Lights Sundays DJs and live music 4pm £free OLD MARKET The Rise And Fall Of Geo Goynes: Digital Festival Take a journey though a kind of urban game and interactive theatre piece 1.30pm/3pm/4.30pm/6pm £8; Henning Wehn - Henning Knows Bestest Dubious national stereotypes taken for a walk by the self-appointed German Comedy Ambassador (this show has now sold out) 8pm £12/10 PRESTON MANOR Dido’s Lament - Rituals Of Death And Mourning Valentina Lari’s film noir short on Victorian superstitions - followed by a discussion and Q&A with the director 2.30pm £8/5 PRINCE ALBERT Psychic Ills, Roy & The Devil’s Motorcycle Experimental and psychedelic rock from New York 8pm £9 QUADRANT Clocktower Cinema: Arrietty Film night with a Studio Ghibli theme 8pm £free RANELAGH Kent Duchaine Delta blues 8.30pm £free RIKI TIK Night Food Rhythm&blues, calypso and ska inspired by 1950s Jamaican sound systems 9pm £free STANMER PARK SD2: A*M*E, The Vamps, Hobbie Stuart, The Wanted, The Saturdays, Conor Maynard Teenybopper festival raising money for the Rockinghorse charity Time tbc £34.50 STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Diskordance - Sunday Selekta: Digital Festival Live experimental electronica 3pm £free VICTORY Blues Sundays DJ plays blues and soul Noon £free VOLKS Eklectika: Nimbus, Nik Niquid, Goa Rod T Psytrance and techno night 5pm £free WAH KIKI Sundown If your house was this sexy you’d never go outdoors 11pm £free; J’box Saturday night / Sunday morning after party 2am £5 WHITE RABBIT Hush Hush Live acoustic music 8pm £free WOO WOO Terrace Sessions Local DJs play house of the soulful, laid back kind 1pm £free WORLD’S END Piano By Candlelight Classic piano songs from Mark Hodge 8.30pm £free

MONDAY 30TH

ANCIENT MARINER Quiz Night 8pm £1 AUDIO Kids Club Nicole De Leiburne entertains the indie kids and pop junkies with the launch of a new 90s club night 11pm

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ART SCHISM Collective Nouns A group show of work by a troupe of local artists Sept 6th - 30th BOOTH MUSEUM Swimming With Plankton In 3D: Digital Festival Immersive underwater microscopic adventure Sept 6th - 25th BOM-BANE’S Community Box Gallery: Digital Festival Sept 17th - 30th BRIGHTON FISHING MUSEUM GALLERY Sarah Meredith Photography and jewellery Until Sept 3rd; Emporium Of Delights Screen prints and homeware stuff by the ‘mad old cat lady’ Sept 5th - 17th; John Leach Paintings and drawings Sept 18th - Oct 1st BRIGHTON MUSEUM & ART GALLERY Jeff Koons Everything he touches turns to garish kitsch Until Sept 8th CLEARLEFT The New Sublime: Digital Festival Multimedia art show exploring digital technology Sept 1st - 30th COMMUNITY BASE Celebrities On Celluloid Oska Bright filmmakers reimagine local historical figures from Brighton’s past Sept 1st - 30th CORN EXCHANGE Brighton Art Fair Browse and/or buy work by over 100 artists at this, the tenth year of the fair Sept 20th - 22nd HOTEL PELIROCCO Star Wars Exhibition of art by Uzi 1960 inspired by the Disney cash cow to tie in with the hotel’s new theme room Until Jan 21st HOVE MUSEUM & ART GALLERY Into The Blue In the mood for some blues? This is an exhibition exclusively about blue stuff Until Jan 21st INK_D Jon Burgerman - A Failure Of Judgement Garish caricatures of consumerist despair - from the artist/ad man who worked with CocaCola, Nike and Virgin Sept 5th - Oct 6th JUBILEE LIBRARY Glimmer A fantasy sci-fi treasure hunt through the centre of town Sept 1st - 30th LIGHTHOUSE Timo Arnall & Collaborators - Immaterials Exhibition looking at the materials and infrastructures that enable a digital culture Sept 5th - Oct 13th NAKED EYE GALLERY We Are Art People One-off exhibition of work by international artists including a Hollywood animator, a digital artist and a comic book ilustrator Until Sept 8th ONCA Making Tracks Forty artists team up with Sussex Wildlife Trust for an exhibition of art made by wild animals Until Sept 15th; Down To The Bone Over seventy international artists exhibit doggy art to fundraise for a Portuguese dog sanctuary Sept 25th - 30th PHOENIX GALLERY Mutator 1 + 2: Digital Festival William Latham explores evolution in drawings and interactive computer art Sept 7th - Oct 13th ROCK INN Art @ The Rock Photography by Warren Sebastian, Darrylcuz and Christos Christou Until Oct 31st ROYAL PAVILION Regency Colour And Beyond Exhibition about the interior decor of Britain’s biggest mosque Until Oct 13th; The Royal Pavilion - A 19th Century Googleplex?

Alternative audio tour for tech nerds Sept 1st - 30th SPACE @ CREATE Michael Barolet - Silver And Carbon Evocative and raw large-scale photography Until Sept 1st UNIVERSITY GALLERY Ustia - The Resurrection Of Oil Art and science exhibition by Austin Hanslip Until Sept 3rd; Masters Show 2013 Illustration, performance and photography Sept 21st - 27th

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BRIGHTON-MADE VIDEOGAMES WORDS BY STEVE O’ROURKE

It’s easy to think that computer games are made ‘over there’ somewhere – Silicon Valley probably. But actually Brighton has got a really strong games industry – even influential website Eurogamer is based here. So to celebrate Brighton Digital Festival we dig out the biggest and best games to come out of Brighton’s tech hub. Next time we’ll do mobile games, cos we kick arse at them too.

BUZZ!

We love a juicy slice of trivia, just look at the all-conquering SOURCE pub quiz team as evidence of us taking a bit of Q&A super-seriously. Relentless Software’s BAFTA-winning Buzz! series were the benchmark for video game quizzes – fourplayer, TV-style game shows that came complete with red buzzer controllers so you could dominate your mates.

Bafflingly, former Aussie pop idol Jason Donovan was chosen as the voice of Buzz himself. Presumably they had ten good reasons.

DJ: DECKS AND FX

Another Relentless production, the idea here was to take two record decks, a mixer, an effects unit and a sampler, add a whole crate of records and cram them into a PlayStation2 game. And surprisingly it worked. As well as the two turntables, there’s sample and loop functionality, pre-recorded snippets that you can throw into the mix, and even a rudimentary EQ. The game came with 50 dancefloor bangers and you couldn’t preload tunes but that didn’t stop fat-tongued spinner Timo Maas playing a set to 3000 Germans with it. Lazy fucker.

MOTO GP

Originally developed by Climax Brighton (later Black Rock Studio), MotoGP is the definitive motorbike sim that’s still roaring from the starter’s grid today. You’ll fall off more times than a pissed up jockey, you’ll curse at the Thatcherite rigidity

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of the racing line, marvel at the spartan trackside scenery and take a power nap during the petrol head technical guff. It’s not always that gripping, unless you’re really, really into motorsport, but it’s still the best bike racing sim.

PURE

Five years old and this arcade racer, another from Black Rock, still gets pulled from the shelves. Straddle an ATV (basically a souped-up quad bike) and pop your privates in your purse as you get the kind of big ramp air normally reserved for those on the stairway to heaven. With even more enjoyable physics than Brian Cox whizzing around the Large Hadron Collider, Pure is a bit less realistic but a lot more fun than (cough) MotoGP.

SINGSTAR

Updating the ‘hairbrush in front of the mirror’ pastime of the 80s, SingStar games are a bit like hard drugs – acceptable at parties, a bit disturbing if indulging alone. With the help of studios including Relentless and fellow Brighton firm Zoë Mode, it seemed like there were more iterations of SingStar than the ‘Now That’s What I Call Music’ series, and just like those doorstop compilations, they were largely the same, with just ever so slight genre variations and opportunities for bigger and better singalongs.

ZUMBA FITNESS

Number one in the UK video games charts for ages, but not owned by anyone who normally buys games, Zumba Fitness and its sequels were a success for Zoë Mode. The video game exercise revolution was indeed televised and Zumba fans the world over danced themselves thinner to reggaeton, merengue, salsa, cumbia, hip hop, mambo, rumba, flamenco and calypso rhythms. A bit like a Friday night out in one of Brighton’s ‘jazzier’ venues then, just with dodgier visuals and a lot more sweat.

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