Author: Martin Moseley

Manchester’s notorious mythmakers WU LYF burned fiercely, briefly at the beginning of this decade. They played kiss-chase games with the press before coming to an abrupt end after just one album. Bound to happen really, no one can be too cool for school for long. More positively, in the wake of the split it emerged bass player Tom McLung hid his light way deep under a bushel during his WU LYF tenure. His subsequent solo EPs, under the moniker Francis Lung, showed depths and imagination from a very skilled songwriter indeed. Home recorded and lo-fi they might have been, the…

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Royal Albert Dock Liverpool has announced plans for a new Winter attraction offering a series of large-scale projections to light up the inner-quay side of the Merseyside Maritime Museum, launching on 31st October and running through to February 2020. Promising an original and unique visual experience, the six different projections will be created by Double Take Projections LTD, who have experience in designing some of the UK’s biggest light shows, including a Christmas Projections Show for Norwich Castle. Double Take will be using ‘projection mapping’ to transform the inner-quay side of the Mersey Maritime Museum into breathtaking works of art…

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Bloom & Bean opened their doors in July this year. Located in the heart of the business district, you will find them on Victoria Street. You cannot miss them with their eye catching shop front, which just shouts out for a quick snap on your Instagram feed. The totally cute, floral and minimalist vibes will draw you in. You will you sipping upon one of their speciality lattes in no time. Whether it is a Rose & Beetroot, Blueberry & Lavender or Matcha & Cinnamon, you will be spoilt for choice. The interior of the coffee shop is a delight…

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1.)  How did ARGH KiD get started/Meet? I started out as a Spoken Word Artist which naturally grew into music once I’d found the right producers and musicians to work with. From there it’s gone from strength to strength with gigs up and down the country and festival slots. I love the tracks that we’ve put out but if you haven’t seen us live yet then you really haven’t experienced their full force. Our live shows come with a reputation with good reason. 2.)  When creating the songs how do the lyrics influence the music, or vice versa? The lyrics…

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True artisans take their time over defining their distinct craft and the gradual emergence of Cut GlassKings as a simmering, British rock and roll success story is testament to that. The release of the debut Album, out on Fri 27thSeptember 2019 on Skeleton Key, marks a significant chapter for the Midlands two-piece. Striking over two million streams on the underground release of single Shadow of Your Love and a recent support tour with mentoring ‘big brothers’, The Coral, smashing their way through seven UK-wide dates. Allied to three years of touring, hitching rides and honing their sound – has seen them slowly find their audience just below the radar and now finally come of age. Their brilliant debut album shows…

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Damo Jones’ debut thriller, A Singularity, is set in the near future as the ramifications of climate change take hold. The novel’s two protagonists, Selene and Mark, embark on a fraught odyssey to make a stand against what they see as the planet’s decline and the lack of urgency to combat it. The young lovers also experiment with Dreamers, innovative drugs which give users incredible adventures whilst sleeping. Gradually the real world and their dreams merge dangerously together and are lost in a place they struggle to fully understand, faced with an atrocity they may have committed as environmental terrorists.…

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More exhilarating than horrific. A fantastic spectacle of explicit theatre! There were protesters pre show and there was a cosmopolitan crowd of theatre goers to say the least. You only witness such a thing when something is going to be inevitably controversial and that aspect did not disappoint! She says with a gasp and a strategic pause… I thoroughly enjoyed this performance of The Rocky Horror Show. I find Richard O’Briens’ take on it a fresh revamp of an old time controversial classic. It felt up to date and retro all at the same time. The themes were the same…

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On Sunday 13th October, Uptown Funk Events will be holding a Charity Halloween Ball at Alma De Cuba, Liverpool. A night of spectacular entertainment, with 100% of the proceeds going to Contact the Elderly, who support the more isolated and vulnerable members of our community. The Entertainment The evening’s entertainment is provided by MD Productions, Rachel Chambers, Rosalie Galvin, DJ Mark Armstrong, Livvy K, and David Burgess. The event will include Alma’s, now infamous, Voodoo Show and petal drop, with more great acts, still to be announced.  Good Causes All proceeds from the evening will allow us to treat large…

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It’s all in the title- What a belter of a festival! Reminisce at Sherdley Park, St Helens was back with a bang and it did not disappoint. Upon arrival the idyllic scenery of the park itself was enough to get excited, mixing with festival go’ers on route to the centre of the baseline that could be heard in the distance gave a sense of knowing it was gonna be an epic day. Entering the park which boasted of 6 Arena tents, fairground rides, numerous eating establishments, glitter booths and much more gave you an instant festival vibe, no long queues…

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Seb Fontaine is a UK International DJ, whilst he isn’t spinning on the decks he is a homely family man who I had the pleasure of chatting to recently from everything music to random quick fire questions. So sit back, relax and enjoy the read! Seb, it’s so nice to talk to you, I have to ask first about your unusual name.. Ha! Ok so my father is french and my actual full name is Jean Sebastian Fontaine. When I was in high school people would make fun of my name and say I had a girls name so I…

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