The Sesh What's on May/ June 04 Live Music Every Thursday Plus Dj : Mark (The Grapevine)

May

Thursday 20th Sidewinder Tight, experienced band that have been on the local scene for a few years now. With a catalogue of quality tunes, they're surely ready for the bigger stage. Moggy & Co we salute you.

Thursday 27th May The Bonnitts The hottest band to emerge in recent months, this cracking outfit are frenetic yet wholesome with strong vocals and songs to match. This night is to be filmed by the BBC and is definitely an occasion not to miss. Acoustic support is also being lined up.

June

Thursday 3rd June The International Karate Plus Straight from the valleys, this Welsh band were formerly in MO-HO-BISH-O-PI who were signed to Fierce Panda and V2 !! Soon to release a split single with local legends The Favours. Support To Be Confirmed.

Thursday 10th June 59 Violets Sesh heroes return on the back of successful appearances at The K.C and City Hall supporting Hull City and The Levellers, respectively. Also playlisted on Radio One. That said, if they're good enough for Messrs Taylor and Lamacq, they'll do for us. Dirty Water (the single) separates them from the rest. Come give Digsy, Bill, Chris and Andy the love and respect they deserve.

Thursday 17th June Dirty Dreamers Ahh the Dirty Dreamers ! It's their leaving party. They're off to the Big Smoke to find fame and fortune whilst drummer Dave picks up sticks on his world tour of karma and debauchery. Let's send 'em off in style. Expect a massive turn out (especially the ladeez) for their official last night in 'Ull. Good luck fellas and we'll miss you !

Thursday 24th June Diablo Former crowd favourites are back to claim their throne. They've been inactive on the local scene for some time as they've been playing away at such legendary venues as The Cavern in Liverpool. It's time to clap and skank to the infectious material of Diablo. Welcome back ! You've been gone too long. as Ann Sexton once said. Keep the Faith.

The Sesh The Linnet & Lark Princes Avenue Hull Info: (01482) 679057 Email: Mark (DJ) maks33onions@yahoo.co.uk Check the thisisull.com Band Review Index Page.

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	As the April rains raged outside, so did Newcastle quintet yourcodenameis:milo on the inside. Strange name, you might think.. and they're an even stranger band, proudly presenting the sound of sheer carnage as three guitarists manhandle all manner of destructive and Read more...

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	Downstairs in the main ballroom of the Welly Club is always a difficult room to fill, since it is far larger in comparison to the other rock venues in Hull. Yet with four weeks of Kerrang promotion and some wide spread flyering it was as full as I've ever seen it. Also, praises to the sound guys who Read more...

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	Displacements are a remarkable new band based in Hull. Chris (Gowie), Simon (Burner) and Nick are only just turned 18 yet their unique brand of music is rapidly attracting a loyal following. Remarkable because guitarists and vocalists Simon and Nick are self taught through spending hours in front of a PC logged on to the web whilst Gowie has been playing Read more...

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	Having seen countless posters around, and, with a very eager, expectant, and sizeable queue, for this Smash it Up show featuring one of the big hitters of the current UK punk scene 4 Ft Fingers. Opening act Displacements, made an excellent job of getting proceedings into gear. They appeared to have a large fan base there to support them with Read more...

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	Antiproduct is the coolest and most exhilarating punk band since The Sex Pistols. Stopping at nothing to put on the most entertaining show possible at every gig they play, this wacky quintet might be based in London, but they make it known loud-and-clear that they prefer Read more...

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	Crowbar Smile, DUMPVALVE, Mad Crowd Disease, Multiple Injuries, Planet 10 It's cold, it's wet and it's miserable. Now there are two things I could do on this gloomy Sunday afternoon in April. Number one; I could stay at home in a lovely quiet village, pondering how I've become so overdrawn and kick myself when I figure out the reason. Or, Read more...

Music Reviews- Multiple Injuries at The Ringside, Hull - Wednesday 14th April 2004 By Dick Spring
	This venue is a new addition to the Hull circuit, and I was informed that the booking is in the very capable hands of Determination Inc (who were the driving force behind, the late, lamented, Moriarty's ) and are bringing the magic touch to this venue, with a newly installed 2k PA system. The new Wednesday night Read more...

Music Reviews- Jesse James / Fraction of the Cost / The Trailers The Adelphi, Thur 15th April 2004 By Mike Rofone.
	Entering the Adelphi Club and hearing a band completing their sound check is never an unusual thing. To be quite honest it's welcoming, like an appetiser it gets your taste buds going making you anxious to try the first course. As usual, the Adelphi is always welcoming, its timeless décor and stale smells of spilt booze and stubbed out cigarettes Read more...

Music Reviews- Jesse James / Fraction of the Cost / The Trailers The Adelphi, Thur 15th April 2004 By Dick Spring
	Smash it Up teamed up with the Adelphi to bring the self styled Punk Soul Brothers Jesse James back to the Adelphi. Yet another busy night, as always when Jesse James swing into town. First up were three piece pop punk band THE TRAILERS from Bridlington, and contrary to reports about them being dreadfully bad, I can report Read more...