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Author: Conal Dougan

Interview: Luke Jerram

Posted on March 24, 2015 by Conal Dougan

24 March 2015 Bristol artist Luke Jerram hit international headlines last year when his Park and Slide project brought a water slide to the notoriously hilly Park Street in the centre of the city. His latest work, Withdrawn, was given planning consent… Continue Reading →

Visual Art leigh woods, luke jerrram, withdrawn

Artist of the Week: Bicep

Posted on March 24, 2015 by Conal Dougan

Artist: Bicep Who is that? Bicep are the enigmatic and mysterious duo of Northern Ireland’s Andrew Ferguson and Matthew McBriar, the DJ and production lads who specialise in House, House and more House. Together with Rory Hamilton the pair founded Feel My… Continue Reading →

Music an evening with, bicep, marble factory

Review: Sun Ra Arkestra, The Lantern

Posted on March 23, 2015 by Conal Dougan

23 March 2015   Sun Ra Arkestra exist to continue the incredible legacy of Sun Ra, the prolific jazz composer, band leader and afrofuturist. Fusing Egyptian history (hence the appropriation of his alter ego in favour of his birth name… Continue Reading →

Music, Photography colston hall, marshall allen, sun ra, Sun Ra Arkestra, the lantern

Review: SOLO Showcase, Trinity Centre

Posted on March 19, 2015 by Conal Dougan

19 March 2015 Solo Contemporary Performance, a South West organisation offering practical, artistic, financial and production to solo performance makers, has taken up residency at the Trinity Centre for two nights, taking over the entirety of the building to showcase… Continue Reading →

Visual Art allessandro marzotto levy, hannah sullivan, jo hellier, solo contemporary performance, solo shocase, trinity centre

Artist of the Week: Portico

Posted on March 17, 2015 by Conal Dougan

Artist: Portico Who are they? Portico are the re-invention of Portico Quartet, the Mercury-nominated outfit stripped of Nick Mulvey, player of the distinctive hang percussion instrument, whose flourishing recent solo career has arguably overtaken that of his previous band. Portico had replaced Mulvey… Continue Reading →

Music 101, jamie woon, jow neman, living fields, poritco quartet, portico, the lantern

Review: Bristol Revunions and Friends Too

Posted on March 14, 2015 by Conal Dougan

14 March 2015   Considering the success of last week’s show with Cambridge Footlights and the Oxford Revue, it is no surprise that The Wardrobe Theatre is full for Bristol Revunions’ latest offering. A week-long residency in the theatre –… Continue Reading →

Comedy, Television lolly adefope, mat ewins, revunions, wardrobe theatre

Artist of the Week: Lucy Rose

Posted on March 10, 2015 by Conal Dougan

Artist: Lucy Rose Who’s she? Lucy Rose is an English singer-songwriter from who released her debut album, Like I Used To, in 2012. She has collaborated with Bombay Bicycle Club, notably performing backing vocals for the band, including on their single ‘Flaws’.… Continue Reading →

Music lucy rose, Thekla

Colpey Calling x The Fix [3]

Posted on March 8, 2015 by Conal Dougan

   8 March 2015 Don’t call it a comeback I been here for years Rockin my peers and puttin suckas in fear That’s right, Colpey Calling x The Fix is back once more, giving you aural pleasure with a mixture… Continue Reading →

Music aphex twin, colpey calling, future music, shammen delley

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