With Christmas just around the corner we decided to team up with our friends at O2 Academy Bristol to giveaway tickets for one of their most highly anticipated gigs in the new year. On the evening of Sunday 2nd February… Continue Reading
Glastonbury FM will continue their fundraising effort on Saturday 30th November with a grueling 24-hour sponsored show on the agenda as they aim to seal their move into Glastonbury’s Red Brick Building. Hosted by Ian Liversidge (Thursday Live, Monday Sports… Continue Reading
Filmmaker James Barber and Glastonbury based production company Audio Factory took a break from producing films about awkward conversations and children’s radio content recently to produce a video for Somerset based recycling company Perry’s Recycling, who have launched a new… Continue Reading
Over the past twelve months, Hudson Taylor have been building quite a reputation for themselves. Brothers Alfie and Harry, aged 19 and 21 respectively, can look back at 2013 with smiles on their faces when they’re opening their Christmas presents because to… Continue Reading
I suspect there are few things more depressing for an up-and-coming musician than playing to an audience only slightly greater than the number of fingers on his hands. It says a great deal for jazz funk singer-songwriter George Montague that… Continue Reading
Poor Michael – Supporting Twelve Clay Feet at Louisiana, Bristol – Photo by Will Fahy (www.willfahy.co.uk) When the number of staff at a gig are more plentiful than members of the audience it’s easy to assume that the portents are… Continue Reading
“From small beginnings great things come” mused legendary Roman Philosopher Cicero; it would be hoped that Cambridge’s’ Twelve Clay Feet heed his words. For while tonight they only draw a modest crowd for the launch of their second album –… Continue Reading
Review by Hannah Bailey This quiet, yet absorbing and powerfully affecting exhibition explores the overlap between the creative and the domestic in the human mind. Trained in America in the middle of the last century, Mierle Laderman Ukeles became frustrated… Continue Reading