Thursday 15th July at The Springfield Club, Anlaby Common, Hull

3 Stages Of Pain, TRENCH, Face Of Scars, Flatline With their scalding Undergroove - released With Chaos In Her Wake debut long-player shaking the foundations of UK noisecore to the floor in 2002, 3 Stages Of Pain have spent the past two years re-educating the UK as to the virtues of noise. A veritable barrage of hardcore riffs, tonsil-butchering vocals, and the odd harmony, 3SP are as good as the UK underground gets right now.

Supported by Hull's own noisemongers Trench, old-school extremists Face Of Scars, and gob-totin' punks Flatline, this is expected, nay guaranteed to be the heaviest night East Yorkshire is likely to experience in a very long time indeed. Admission £2 /£3 Doors 8pm - 12am Web: 3 Stages Of Pain : www.3stagesofpain.com www.undergroove.co.uk

Coming Up - Youth Arts News - Creative Voice Up-date Build-up arts workshops to the event:-
	BBC Blast Get CreativeTraining (for workers) Wednesday 14th July - more details to follow www.bbc.co.uk/blast Bollywood Workshops East Hull, 25th - 27th August and 2nd September, venue to be confirmed. Procession/Circus Skills/Drumming/Art Read more...

Coming Up - Attila the Stockbroker at The Adelphi - Thursday 15th July
	Come see this sharp-tongued, high energy, social surrealist rebel poet and songwriter. His themes are topical, his words hard-hitting, his politics unashamedly radical, but Attila will make you roar with laughter as well as seethe with anger... - an antiwar benefit gig - So there they are, in Baghdad, Read more...

Coming Up - Sweet N Sour - Hull's Newest Club Night - Every Thursday At The Welly
	Har Mar Superstar, Kasabian, The 5678s and David Devant and his Spirit Wife are amongst the acts confirmed to play at a brand new weekly club night in Hull. Sweet N Sour, at The Welly Club, launches on 15th July and will showcase the best national bands every Thursday, Read more...

Music Reviews - Eleanor McEvoy and Ade Webb Adelphi 6th July By Michelle Dee
	I was very keen to go to this gig to see the leading lady of Irish folk, as she was billed, to see whether she lived up to that accolade. Simon the keyboard player from the highly acclaimed band cowfisH accompanied me I had hoped to avail myself of his extensive folk music knowledge. I digress.. Eleanor McEvoy was being supported Read more...

Music Reviews - Windum Earl Wednesday 7th July Ringside, Beverley Road, Hull By Daniel Laney
	It's been a while since my last review so I was more than delighted to write about a band I have never seen before. To me Wednesday's have always sucked in a huge way since someone decided to close down Room. Television on Wednesday is mind numbing (when is it ever good)? And everyone now seems to enjoy going to the Read more...

Music Reviews - Break Even - A Local Band Bio - Plus Gig Dates
	Break Even is a 4 piece rock 'n' roll band based in Hull, East Yorkshire. Our music lies closer to the garage rock scene but we do not like to categorise our music into any specific group, as our main concentration is on the song writing. The band was formed in January 2003 and we have been gigging since January Read more...

Interviews - Faith & Football: Stuart Elliott speaks.
	by Nicholas Boldock Having heard Elliott interviewed a number of times on Radio Humberside (usually post-match, having scored yet another spectacular headed goal), I knew he would be an articulate and engaging speaker on any subject, even one I would not ordinarily be interested in. And do you know what? He didn't disappoint. Read more...

Interviews - What is Lakh Kushia?
	By Jane Lakh Kushia is an exciting new shop selling all things Eastern.. Situated on Newland Avenue on the corner of Marshall Street where the carpet shop used to be ... it really is ' the unique Eastern -Western experience'. Lakh Kushia means 'million happinesses' in Punjabi. Read more...

Poetry - Men weep more as they grow old, and women less - newspaper headline. By Maurice Fairfield
	Skimming through the daily press Tales of spite and greed oppress Evils great and evils small, A headline caught my idle eye A statement by some talking head Researched and tested, and he said Read more...

Poetry - Balm Aid, Discarded Clothes and The Deepest Scars By MD Tasker

	The deepest scars see no light They live, born from gashes Coalescing to closed eyes Stitch marks like lashes Curving to small smiles Or gnarled and wailing Read more...

Poetry - Lovedrug and Inter-Planetary Cosmic Rider and The Black Hole By Katherine Horrex Age 16
	When love dies the feeling is comparable to the suffering of the bitter sour comedown from the most euphoric of highs: With love's crushing demise Read more...

Opinions - Come On You Hull! By Laura Baldwin
	So our latest award to sit alongside our much treasured worst city to live in the UK award' is that of the fattest city in the UK. Yep, not content with telling us that we live in the most crap city in the UK but apparently we're also a bunch of big lard arses as well. Charming. It seems that no-one has anything good to say these days about the historic city of Hull. Read more...

Opinions - Haircuts In The Crowd By Mr. Lucifer
	If you are becoming bored of the vain, look at me I'm so cool culture that swamps the nationwide indie/rock scene and if you are sick of standing among people with the same haircuts, the same clothes, and the same transfixed miserable look on their faces, then, you are obviously craving exactly what I am Read more...

Humour - Merchant Bankers By Darren Sant

	Where do I start? I was enjoying a lovely Saturday afternoon snooze, as you do, and the phone started ringing. Having worked in an office for years it is second nature for me to answer a ringing phone. I roused myself from sleep and tiredly picked up the phone. I was greeted by a chirpy chinless wonder who Read more...