Wash out yer tabz and crank up these lot, as well as checkin' out the Nusic tip box...
On the face of it, skateboarding can seem scary; like some secret club you can only join with a kickflip password. But it’s for anyone and everyone, no matter how old you are. There’s no line that says you can’t be a part of the culture.
The Nottingham Skateboarding Special, featuring Skate Nottingham, Non-Stop Sports, Forty Two, The Female Revolutions, A History of Nottingham Skate Spots, and loads more...
Pete Chilvers is the man behind Nottingham hip hop camp 1st Blood. His day-ones include Ty Healy, Louis Cypher, Liam Bailey and Cappo, to name just a few, and in his younger years he was under the wing of Bristolian monolith Tricky as a label signee. After a five-year release hiatus, 1st Blood have stuck a new album into the airwaves, so we thought we’d catch up with the man on the buttons...
Richard Chung tells us all abaht how he shoots film photography...
We’ve got some exciting news for all you musical boggers...
"I turn in Hockley and there's this bloke giving it some on the fiddle, music coming out like you've burst the yolk in the best breakfast ever..."
Our Screen Editor's take on Hollywood's period of insanity...
Your lot have been makin' us chuckle...
We take a fond look at Non-Stop Sports and Forty Two Skate Shop...
Scoop-diddy-whoop...
Our gal Georgia Fry on how skateboarding helps her approach her art...
We took to the streets again to check out yer garms...
Skateboarding holds all kinds of stereotypes, but most people associate the sport with a group of lads utilising any block of concrete they can find as assets to their impressive activities. There’s a gender association that comes with skateboarding that needs correcting.
"Miso hungry for these flipping tasty delights," says Ashwin Balu...
Charlie Delaney gives us the lowdown on his film Trentside...
Our saucy boi is bringing you the good stuff...
Get swotted up on the skate parks of past and present...
Local photographer and skateboarder Vic Camilleri talks us through his photographic statue...
Johnny and the Raindrops have been on the Nottingham music scene for yonks. Ten years this September, to be precise. But rather than dropping drum 'n' bass to goggle-eyed twenty-somethings down Brickworks, or titillating silver tabs with jazz in dimly-lit bars, the band cater to the city's musical nippers. We sat down with founder, musical director and long-time little-fish-shape thrower Liam Maloy...
With a career spanning over twenty years and work published in all manner of magazines, anthologies and journals, few poets have made a name for themselves in the way Panya Banjoko has. We sent our Kevin Jackson down to Five Leaves for the release of her new collection Some Things, and it's fair to say she made quite the impression.
Plenty of stuff to be getting on with over the coming days, duck...
When we found out man-giant and Framework’s Volunteer Coordinator Omied Hallam was an avid croquet player, we imagined him towering over other players, mallet in hand, dominating the lawns. We weren’t wrong. He’s one of the top 100 players worldwide, having gone on to win the singles championship at the annual tournament down Nottingham Croquet Club, which celebrated its ninetieth birthday in August…
The reprobates of Canadian mockumentary series Trailer Park Boys are always up to summat dodgy. You’ll often catch ‘em trying to make some cash through get-rich schemes, and their latest foolproof plan is to go on a European tour and swindle money off ticket sales. They’ll be crashing Notts later this month, so we thought we better rahnd ‘em up for a chat...