The Ska Bar - Friday 28th May 2004 Monthly Ska Club at The Ringside (Upstairs), Beverley Road, Hull

Introducing the night that nobody should resist - visit The Ska Bar for music that's guaranteed to please in an atmosphere which only quality music and the right venue can provide. The Ska Bar is proud to present its debut event at Hull's new Monthly Ska Club and welcomes 2 fine bands: Skankt - Fine UK Jazzy style Ska band from Cheltenham Catch-it Kebabs - Manic Skankers from Barnsley Plus Ska DJs covering all era's of Ska music Doors open 8pm - 12.30am Admission £4

Coming Up next month - July 2nd Hug Lorenzo - Latino based Ska from Newcastle The Pony Club - Crazy-assed skankers from Ska-borough

Coming Up - Museums and Galleries Month 2004 Hull Museums Launches Superb Series of Free Lectures at the Ferens Art Gallery and Streetlife Museum
	To celebrate Museums and Galleries Month 2004, Hull Museums will present its biggest, and most spectacular, series of free lectures at the Ferens Art Gallery and Streetlife Museum. Organised by the Campaign for Museums, Museums and Galleries Month takes place in May each year Read more...

Coming Up - Ladies Night - Free Practical Open Evening At Nortech
	Would you like the skills and know-how to enable you to do more around your home? We are holding an open evening aimed at giving you the skills and confidence in a range of tools for the home and garden to help you do-it-yourself! Nortech is delighted to invite you to join us Read more...

Coming Up - still life to support Fine Young Cannibals at Hull City Hall, Tuesday June 1st
	Local Hull band still life announced yesterday that it's been confirmed that they will be supporting Hull's famous Fine Young Cannibals at their gig at the beginning of June. Normal price for tickets is £16.50 but still life are offering a small discount for anyone buying tickets through the band. Please call 07768 822088.

Coming Up - Headup at The Ringside Wenesday 19th May 04
	Headup are a three piece metal band from Sheffield. Their fresh and original sounds come across as a mix of old and modern - mixing emotional melody with fierce riffs and punishing double kick work. The band has a reputation for an energetic, entertaining and frighteningly tight live show. Read more...

Coming Up - Museums and Galleries Month 2004 Hull Museums Launches Superb Series of Free Lectures at the Ferens Art Gallery and Streetlife Museum
	To celebrate Museums and Galleries Month 2004, Hull Museums will present its biggest, and most spectacular, series of free lectures at the Ferens Art Gallery and Streetlife Museum. Organised by the Campaign for Museums, Museums and Galleries Month takes place in May each year Read more...

Music Reviews - Friday 14th May at The White Room Dumpvalve + Blind Frog Ernie By Barney Gumble
	Friday night at the White Room saw two of Hull's top bands playing together for the first time in this unusual billing. Blind Frog Ernie took the stage at 9 to a warm crowd and soon had everyone dancing. This band always leaves you with the sense that they've enjoyed playing and tonight was no exception. Catchy guitar riffs fused with Read more...

Music Reviews - After the Silence, The Bonnitts and The Cardinals Under the Influence Hull Adelphi 12th May By special guest Reviewer Lee - from
	After hearing more good things about local music entrepreneur Dean Shakespeare, I headed down to the good old Adelphi to check out the latest instalment of his fortnightly showcase Under the Influence. Upon arriving at the Adelphi around 8:30pm, I wandered into an already busy atmosphere, bustling with an air of expectation Read more...

Music Reviews - Jet Plane Landing, Harvey Half Devoured, Break Even, The Adelphi Sunday 9th May 04 By Charlotte Oakley.
	The night kicked off with the support from the four piece rock band Break Even. These guys did a 25 minute set which hit off with one of their newest songs, this is a catchy song and one of my favourites. I was kept interested within their music due to their varied style of rock. They have an interesting set of songs that are all very different from Read more...

Music Reviews - The Cribs, 10000 Things and One Lick Less at The Adelphi Tuesday 4th May 04 by Lee Cassanell
	Tea is said to have been discovered in 2737 BC by a Chinese emperor when some tea leaves accidentally blew into a pot of boiling water, and although this sounds as absurd as a nude midget wrestling match in the middle of red square, apparently it's true. I went to see a band the other night at the Adelphi called the Cribs. Read more...

Music Reviews - Music - The 9 year history of Yo-Yo Indie Night. 1995 - 2004 and beyond..........
	In 1992 DJ Priya approached the then Welly club Hull manager Paul Tognala and asked him if she could start an Indie music night at his club. He agreed and Priya launched Giraffe at The Welly club with a batch of fanzine-style hand drawn flyers and posters. The first night was a total success and pulled Read more...

Music Reviews - Jet Plane Landing , Drive Like You Stole It & Delta Volts at Fibbers, York Friday 7th May 04 By Steve Rudd
	Progressive rock 'n' roll is the order of the day where the Delta Volts are concerned, their intoxicatingly complex and mesmerising music bulldozing the foundations of all rock music that has been and gone before. Relying heavily and heartily on epic soundscapes and mighty guitar Read more...

Music Reviews - DumpValve - Local Band Biog
	DumpValve are a five-piece metal outfit from Hull (England). They have been together for 2½ years, and in that time have played gigs throughout the U.K. building a large fan base. They have recorded three EPs - The Silence Will Be Broken in 2001, Karma in 2002 and Hidden in 2003 - and Read more...

Music Reviews - Jet Plane Landing, Harvey Half Devoured and Break Even at The Adelphi Sunday 9th May 04 By Amy Willits.
	One of the last surviving totally independent rock venues, Hull's Adelphi Club saw yet another first-rate rock night, and I was there to witness the show. Jet Plane Landing, a distinct, punk rock four-piece were top of the bill with support from the enthused and highly enjoyable Harvey Half Devoured and Break Even. Read more...

Album Reviews - The Trailers - From The Top - 7 track EP - By the Sea By Steve Rudd
	The DIY punk ethic is still alive and kicking, even down the East Coast of England in the semi-sunny seaside town of Bridlington. While there aren't many great bands kicking-out of Bridlington at the moment (save for the mighty Goth-Rock spectacular that is Torso Horse) Read more...

Album Reviews - Blue Sand - Changed Names and Slaves EP By Michelle Dee
	I was given the enigmatically titled Blue Sand EP and after a couple of hearings I was hooked. Blue Sand have played the Linnet and Lark on Princes Avenue and the newly refurbished Ringside venue in recent weeks. The title track has a touch of early Placebo Read more...