Superscape Hull based band Superscape have been around for more years than the individual members care to remember. With a slightly altered line-up, some comings and goings, and short respite, the band now seem raring to go. The inspiration for my poetry 'Super Escape', I spent many years in the company of one of the more notorious band-members of Superscape, during the (for some) hedonistic days of… 1996… Or maybe 1995… It's all a bit of a blur now! However I was witness to the penning of some very fine pieces of phonic soundscape that the band produced. Much of the early stuff is full long forgotten memories, about people and places close to me. Long sweeping guitar based indie-space-rock tracks, that float through your mind for days.

Why not check-in with Superscape as they are now at their new website, with new release MP3 downloads for you @ http://www.superscapemusic.co.uk/ Your check out the earlier stuff that I remember at the following link: http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/15/superscape.html Rich Author. Email : Rich@thisisull.com

Music Reviews - Sidewinder, still life and Martyn Wharrie Adelphi Club 20th November by Cilla and Mo
	We started off the evening badly by arriving late at the gig. Shame on us, we missed most of the first performance. However, what I did hear made me want to listen. Mo came along too and he was knocked out - by all the musicians we saw. I think he thought I was exaggerating when I raved about still life and Sidewinder in my last review - until he saw for himself. Read more...

Music Reviews - Silhouette Club - Friday 14th November 12 Inch Thumpers Tour - Headlining: Jason Nawty
	I've decided that I want to write this review anonymously. The reasons for this I'll try to make clear: I'm sorry, Silhouette, but your staff are the worst 'team' my friends and I have come across in Hull. Your doorstaff act like untrained monkeys, your bar staff walk around like they work in a funeral parlour and the only member of staff who was very pleasant and witty was the cloakroom attendant. Read more...

Music Reviews - Silhouette club, Shaun Ryder DJ at the Tube indie night by Allen Miles
	Cilla suggested that I go with a friend down to the Silhouette club in Park Street on Saturday night, to see the infamous ex-Happy Mondays and Black Grape frontman Shaun Ryder DJ at the Tube indie night. A fine idea. For those of you who have never been, silhouette is quite a small club which is centered by it's massive dance floor, surrounding this is a concourse which forms the rest of the main room of the club. Read more...

Music Reviews - still life and Sidewinder play the Welly Club Late Nite Line-up 13th November By Cilla.
	A fabulous live band. Honestly, I feel so privileged to have seen these guys right now. They're tight. They're all connected by an invisible thread. They kind of flow into each other - I guess its what you might call synergie. I've got to say they seem to have it all - even pyrotechnics! Read more...

Music Reviews - Stereophonics & Tim Burgess Hull Arena 10/11/2003.
	By Nick Quantrill I'm not quite sure why I was actually at the gig in the first place. I think it was the fact the gig was actually in Hull. With Hull suffering from an acute shortage of larger venues, you kind of get accustomed to either travelling around the country to see bands or catching them at small venues on their way up or sometimes down. Read more...

Music Reviews - Tired of hearing the same old songs?
	By Mike Richmond. Hull is a city full of musical talent. Look at a flyer for the Adelphi any day of the week and you'll see three or four bands, the majority of them from the local area, with one thing in common. They are all playing entirely original sets. As a musician, you face a choice early on, when you learn to play your instrument. Read more...

Music Reviews - Pave Perform at the Linnet and Lark
	by Nick Quantrill 23rd October 2003 Pave were the latest band to perform on the Thursday evening session in the Linnet and Lark and showed what an exciting development they are in the local music scene. It has been far too many years since a band in the city have actually looked determined to demand that people take notice of them. Read more...

Music Reviews - Turismo, Hull Adelphi, 29th September by Albert Dukes.
	Being a member of Turismo must make for a busy life; What with running what is easily the best looking and informative website of Hull's bands, giving seemingly endless interviews and press releases to the Hull Daily Mail - they're also the most written about band in the locality, too. Add to that the fact that they've recently lost a guitarist/vocalist and have introduced a fair bit of new material in their live set Read more...

Music Reviews - Sidewinder Saturday 27th September, Silhouette Club by Albert Dukes.
	Where many local bands are poor copies of national trends, Sidewinder don't fit neatly to a single comparison, unlike say, The Paddingtons, who clearly want to BE the Libertines (sort it out lads, it's like a tribute) and Turismo, who want to be The Coral, Favours, who want to be the Yeah, Yeah Yeahs (admittedly with a bass player). Sidewinder sound like everything and nothing. Read more...

Music Reviews - Pave Perform at the Welly Club
	Pave’s performance is polished. Considering the band only formed in March this year, I was staggered to see how much they’d got their act together! Such a tight, professional band. I felt reassured when I took a look at their biographies. That’s when it all fell into place. Read more...

Music Reviews - Riley Perform at the Welly Club
	I thought it would be hard to report on this. As I watched this band I thought, 'Its going to be impossible to be objective - impossible to stop my personal feelings coming through'. Then I realised that actually that's the whole point - music is all about personal feelings. Read more...