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Jeans Team

Jeans Team

2 Oct 2008

German electronic with a nod to art school punk and experimental pop. Naming themselves after a neon sign they found at an abandoned jeans shop in Berlin, the band take the electro template as laid out by Kraftwerk but add a healthy dose of tongue in…

Css

CSS

2 Oct 2008

If any musician has put the giddy fun back into indie over the last few years it has to be CSS’ Lovefoxxx, famed for her array of spangly catsuits, exuberant dance moves and sheer happy, smiley lovability. That CSS also turn out some seriously danceable…

Tom Middleton

Tom Middleton

2 Oct 2008

It’s funny how guests at Headspin quickly become regulars, (names like The Psychonauts and DJ Yoda instantly spring to mind). Must be the attention to good music, a top crowd and an open mind. No wonder Tom Middleton feels so at home and is back for…

Dananananaykroyd

Dananananaykroyd

2 Oct 2008

Despite having one of the most infuriatingly difficult names to spell in indie rock Dananananaykroyd are busy making waves with their thundering guitar clatter. Just witness the addictive math rock punk mayhem of latest single ‘Pink Sabbath’. Catch them…

Ansel Adams: Landscapes of the American West

Ansel Adams: Landscapes of the American West

2 Oct 2008

Following on from the City Art Centre’s exhibition earlier this year, a new giant coffee table book captures the epic grandeur of Ansel Adam’s photography. Landscapes of the American West cherry picks 120 of Adams’ most breathtaking shots, blowing up…

Rob Deering

Rob Deering

2 Oct 2008

A man with a talent for the childishly silly (his last Fringe show Boobs was inspired by him typing 58008 into a calculator) but with a knack for hammering out excellent musical fun brings all that stuff together in front of two very different comedy…

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