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Venue Spotlight: The Market Bar & Factory Nightclub
June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: Andy Mack, Broken, Chix Wiv Pix, Coldplay, Facebook, Factory Nightclub, Fat Brando, Heroes, Kongs of Leon, Michael Jackson, Moneymaker, Pacha, Paul Cook, Sideshow Jez, Sizen, The Chosen Few, The Market Bar, The Paul Cook Band, Tortilla Army, U2, Venue Spotlight, Wasted Aces
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Interview: Paul Daniels
BY STUART KEELER
Ahead of his intimate Folkestone performance at Quarterhouse on 2nd July, we caught up with iconic magician Paul Daniels for a quick chat..
June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: Alan Yentob, Ant & Dec, Britain's Got Talent, Cliff Richard, David Blaine, David Copperfield, Debbie McGhee, Derren Brown, Eartha Kitt, Ella Fitzgerald, Facebook, Harry Blackstone, Interview, Lance Burton, Matt King, Myspace, Opportunity Knocks, Paul Daniels, Quarterhouse (Folkestone), Shirley Bassey, Simon Cowell, Stuart Keeler, Twitter, Walkers, Wheel Tappers and Shunters, Wizbit, X-Factor
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Product Review: WKZ’s ‘Little Devil’ Amp
BY DUDLEY ROSS
There are not many amps out there that you could plug into directly and it instantly sounds great. The WKZ is what I call a ‘meat and potatoes’ amp, simple controls, no unnecessary features, which results in a clear, high class valve tone.
June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: Anvil, Chris Tsangrides, Dudley Ross, Judas Priest, Little Devil, Martin Wisbey, Product Review, Thin Lizzy, WKZ, Yngwie Malmsteen
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Snowboy and the Latin Section meets KYJO
BY MICHAEL LAKE
There seems to be something of a jazz happening going on in the Medway towns which is why for consecutive months I’ve found myself navigating the cresta run, that is Chatham’s one way system, on the way to the Brook Theatre. Read the rest of this entry »
June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: Austin Powers, Brook Theatre (Chatham), Freestyle Records, Graham Mann, Heather Andrews, Hitler, James Taylor, Kent Youth Jazz Orchestra, Kez, KYJO, Mambo, Mark Cotgrove, Michael Lake, No Pablo Espanol, Pavlov, Sid Gauld, Skinner, Snowboy, Snowboy and the Latin Section, Something For The Weekend, Starbucks, Starsky and Hutch, Sway, The Gig Guide, The James Taylor Quartet, Westside Story, Wikipedia
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Hevy Music Festival 2010
INTERVIEW BY JEZ SILCOCK
Last August saw local promoters ‘Hevy’ put on their first major outdoor live event; the Hevy Music Festival, which brought three stages of live music to Folkestone’s seafront. Now, the Hevy Music Festival is back with a bang, taking place over three full days, giving the event it’s full weekend festival upgrade for 2010!
June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: At The Drive In, Brandon Boyd, Cancer Bats, Chad Smith, Feed The Rhino, Festival, Gary Numan, Glassjaw, Hevy, Incubus, James Dutton, Jez Silcock, Kerrang!, Leas Cliff Hall (Folkestone), Local Heroes (Hevy), Omar Rodríguez-López, Port Lympne, Rage Against The Machine, RockSound, Star Wars, Tim Commerford
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Band Spotlight: Flat Lung
BY LUKE YATES
A Wednesday night, in a wine bar in Ashford doesn’t sound like the most promising scenario for witnessing decent live rock music. Yet by the end of the evening, Flatlung have not only managed to draw a decent crowd at Utopia, but have thoroughly entertained them with a mix of their own songs and innovative and unusual covers. The crowd goes home buzzing about the young band they’ve just seen.
June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: Band Spotlight, Flat Lung, Gherkin, Hat Back Dear, Jericho Tozer, Joel Tozer, Kerry Smith, Luke Yates, Sam Longston, Sarah Saull, Utopia (Ashford)
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Music Review: Theatre Royal – From Rubble Rises
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Theatre Royal
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From Rubble Rises
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Album (11 Tracks)
June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: Billy Childish, Chatham Jack, From Rubble Rises, If You Could Stand Up (You'd Walk Away), Lupen Crook, Music Review, Oliver Burgess, Richard Batchelor, Robbie Wilkinson, Spit and a Dream, The Shape Of Things To Come, Theatre Royal
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Music Review: Galley Beggar – Reformation House
Band:June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: Fairport Convention, Galley Beggar, Led Zeppelin, Mumford and Sons, Music Review, Reformation House, Richard Batchelor, Rowan, Stornoway, Sun God, The Outlandish Knight
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Music Review: Kate Nash – My Best Friend Is You
Band:
Kate Nash
Title:
My Best Friend Is You
Format:
Album (13 Tracks)
June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: Do You What To Share The Guilt, Do-Wah-Doo, Early Christmas Present, Kate Nash, Later On, Made From Bricks, Mansion Song, Music Review, My Best Friend Is You, Paris, Pickpocket, Richard Batchelor
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Music Review: Get Ape – Untitled
Band:June 1st, 2010 | Tagged: American Boy, Billie Jean, Black & Gold, Cosmic Girl, Estelle, Get Ape, Jamiroquai, Man In The Mirror, Michael Jackson, Music Review, Richard Batchelor, Sam Sparro
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