BandSoc presents BATTLE OF THE BANDS SEMI FINAL -- TUESDAY 9TH MARCH -- Copper Rooms 2, Warwick SU -- 8:00pm to 11pm
EVENT: **EVE with DJ MADD & DJ VAPOUR** - Thursday, 11th March - 11 to 3 - Smack club, Leamington Spa - £5 entry - drink deals available.
A new project for electronic music producers at the University of Warwick brought to you by EVE, D&P, and B-Side Empire.
Battle of the Bands 2010 Heat 3 coverage: featuring band photos, live tracks, performance photos, and videos from Lead Resonance, Mr. Coc, Robert and the Naylors, Such Modern Ways, Kids on Dub, and Lilac Joke.
Battle of the Bands 2010 Heat 1 coverage: featuring live tracks (and performance photos to come soon) from Ackbar, Sunlight Ascension, Blue Audio, Panic Plan, Narwhals, and Stone Mirage.
"SPRING OFFENSIVE are an Oxford band. Their mini-album 'Pull Us Apart', released in March 2010, is the follow-up to their debut EP, which sold out and received much critical acclaim..."
"Fly By Night officially formed in October 2009. We play a mixture of catchy pop punk and straight up rock. Our influence include You Me At Six, Blink 182, Go Radio, Mayday Parade, Brand New, Foo Fighters, and Wolf Am I. Whilst our music may not be the most technical, we enjoy what we play and have a great time playing as many shows as we can."
“Fly By Night officially formed in October 2009.
We play a mixture of catchy pop punk and straight up rock. Our influences include You Me At Six, Blink 182, Go Radio, Mayday Parade, Brand New, Foo Fighters, and Wolf Am I. Whilst our music may not be the most technical, we enjoy what we play and have a great time playing as many shows as we can.”
“I have a very quick but considered approach to illustration. My work is often developed from spontaneous ‘off the cuff’ drawings which keeps the work fresh and makes it exciting to look at. My favorite area to work within is Editorial Illustration, I am also interested in live art work in combination with Music.”
There were moments.
I was slipping in and out of moments.
I was hazed by the stacks of lights that swung above me
and my eyes were forced to re-align themselves.
The air was worn out, ragged, heavy air,
it was the kind of air you found on planes;
Re-cycled and reverberating through your lungs,
the capillaries in my chest stretching in an attempt to push it round my body.
There was white noise coming from straight a head
but eventually I managed to focus and begin to read the autocue.
The message was simple.
The message was translated through years …
I’ve seen you standing on the balcony. The house is gone but you’re still there. Its raining but it not just rain.
Three feet of cable round your neck and the weather still has the last word.
Its always February when things end. Somewhere in the middle
not of winter but of words. Not everything is as it should be.
The snow goes up and the birds come down.
The water won’t come and play
The jets are flying underground.
We feel them shake beneath our feet.
Where is the war? How can they launch …
“I never really know what to call the type of art i create. It is compulsive like outsider art but can never be classed as this as i am studying art and have a greater awareness. So i like to think of myself as an inside out artist. Everything inside comes out and it still would even if i were a plumber…”
“So… What do you get when you cross an angel-faced singer with an Indian, two guys with varying amounts of afro, and a bass-playing corporate sell-out?
Turns out, not much… except for some seriously fun rock n’ roll! It sounds like what’d happen if Neil Young and Lynyrd Skynyrd really were friends, and liked to jam on Zeppelin tunes, while living as hobos getting hung for murder, yet finding the time to drive fast cars…”
Title: KEENO KINO
Location: Kelsey’s (upstairs), Leamington Spa, England
Date: 2010/02/08
Time: 20:00 til late
Description: A night of invigorating illusory motion created by Warwick students. Hosted by B-SIDE EMPIRE, Warwick Film Studies Society, and TapFactory. Featuring the premieres of Talking Tough In A Town Called Defiance by Daniel Andreas Neofetou and He Ain’t Pretty No More by Daniel Montanarini.
Also showing are films by …
“VIEWFINDER is a monthly photobook collaboratively produced by Yasmine Hussain and Lydia Garnett who met on the Photography BA in Brighton 2007. In September 2008 they began producing the photobooks as an outlet for the vast amount of images they were accumulating, a loosely themed 16 page selection of their photographs and to accompany- an online blog…”
I sit here, I am alone and still. As father speaks, he paces the room, a cellar room, lined with an old red carpet and painted a faded pink; a decorative choice I had assumed was here when we moved in. He talked slowly, choosing his words carefully, each with caution and attention, but also with unbridled excitement…”