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Music Reviews - 27th October - CrackTown, Wooden Ghost and Attila the Stockbroker at The Adelphi By Jason Karlson
	We used to pose for the Grattan's catalogue, and sometimes Kay's if money was really tight, declares Silver Fox as they strike another of their notorious and hilarious catalogue poses. Tonight we're treated to the Space Hopper and Mr Frosty's Slush making machine. Yes, its time Read more...

Music Gig Gallery - The Supatones, Catch-it Kebabs, Critic, Alla Stoccata Skallywags Wednesday 24th November 2004 the Adelphi by Darren Rogers
	Occasionally we get photographs of a Gig emailed in and no accompanying review to go with them. Never-the-less this 10 page Photo Gallery of The Supatones, Catch-it Kebabs, Critic, and Alla Stoccata Skallywags at the the Adelphi Wednesday 24th November 2004 by Darren Rogers is too good to miss. Read more...

Music Reviews - Blind Frog Ernie, Blue Sand the Applewhites and Displacements at Piper November23rd By Michelle Dee Photos by Darren Rogers
	The Piper club on Newland Avenue has, according to many people, always had something of a volatile reputation. On more than one occasion I have heard reports from people that you always get fights and fracas at the venue. Indeed the last time I went to the Piper there was a very Read more...

Music Reviews - Sunday 28th November 2004 - The New Adelphi Club, Hull By Lucy Kynman
	A four course set menu for the night of eclectic musical treats to appeal to the most diverse of palettes. Sgt. Buzfuz - This acoustic performer opened and closed the night with two short sets. Described as London's main connection to anti-folk, Sgt. Buzfuz overlaid simple classical guitar melodies with original, Read more...

Music Reviews - Josh Rouse and Tim Keegan at Pocklington Arts Centre - November 22nd 2004 By Nick Quantrill
	Pocklington Arts Centre is a beautifully intimate all seated venue. It's the perfect venue for tonight's gig. With high sound quality and acoustics, it's no wonder so many acts speak well of this little known venue. Tonight saw one of America's finest singer-songwriters, Josh Rouse, take to its stage Read more...

Music Reviews - The Coal Porters at Pocklington Arts Centre - 15th November 04 By Steve Rudd
	Brandishing brilliant brushstrokes of Alison Krauss-creased Bluegrass music as it is meant to sound, this quintet in the Mojo-magazine-championed Coal Porters played to an almost sold-out venue in the small town of Pocklington on that one night of the week when most people prefer Read more...

Music Reviews - Ian McNabb at Fibbers, York - 4th November 04 By Steve Rudd
	Former Icicle Works frontman, Liverpudlian genius Ian McNabb has long been setting mid-sized venues alight with his talents since such band glory days. Ian is one of the hardest working and genuinely enthralling singer-songwriters in the UK and has released plenty of truly incredible Read more...