Night Clubs - Friday 2nd December - Regis at Pure Techno at Rhythm Room Gallery 4 By Michelle Dee

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People, Interviews - Interview With The Paddingtons By John-Paul Nicholas. Photographs - The Paddingtons at The Adelphi By Darren Rogers
	They look like The Clash used to. They look like The Stone Roses' evil twins. They look like a gang. And they are as tight as a gang, finishing each other's sentences and putting across their points individually, knowing that they speak for the band as a whole. Acting as spokesman Lloyd says What I fuckin' hate about music magazines is Read more...

People - Ellie Beill - Move In Direct
	My name is Ellie Beill. When asked by thisisUll.com to write an article on myself I was unsure. But here goes ... The property market has always fascinated me. I think it comes from moving house eight times before I was 18 (that averages a move every 2.25 years!). So I guess Read more...

People - Sleaze Queens - Inside Story, Outside World at Dukes March 3rd 05.By Michelle Dee
	Two bright, young, rock n roll girls, are bidding to become the best Djs in town. They have been making a name for themselves at the Sweet n Sour night, on alternate Saturdays at Silhouette for a number of months. Sparkly Mel and Sultry Kat bring a selection of tantalizing tunes Read more...

People - Interview with John Robb By Steve Rudd
	John Robb: is a legendary figure in punk-rock circles, having been at the forefront of making some fantastic music since the age of sixteen, when he co-founded The Membranes in Blackpool. Since then John has been involved in allsorts of interesting projects Read more...

People, Interviews - Fifty Nine Violets at the New Adelphi By Michelle Dee
	Their Christmas card lists run to half a dozen names, they have a penchant for blowing up amps; they are a thrilling live experience; they are of course the Fifty Nine Violets: from Barton upon Humber, North Lincolnshire. For the majority of Read more...

People - DJ Chris Plant
	DJ Chris Plant started his professional musical career back in 1996, although his passion for music began when he was just seven years old. The 22 year old from Kirkella has wanted to be a DJ for as long as he can remember and has travelled the globe Read more...

People - Interview with The Ga*Ga*s at Asylum By Andy Dykes
	I walk into Asylum in the middle of a soundcheck. There are people all over the place, any number of whom look like they could be a roadie, or the member of a band, or a vagrant. Never before having met any of the people I am about to interview, figure a bit of Read more...

People, Interviews - The Johnsons - A Band Is Born By Michelle Dee
	Once upon a time, in a garage not far away, four young men came together and began to play rock and roll music. In eight days they had a show to do. Time was of the essence and if they could only withstand the pressure, the ambitious Read more...

People - An Interview With Torso Horse By Steve Rudd
	Torso Horse, for those people who don't know, are a Goth-Metal band from Bridlington. They have been plying their trade for about five years now, and in the past couple of years in particular they have become very well known indeed: both in and around Read more...

People - Computerman at Fairview Recording Studios By Michelle Dee
	Computerman are a Nottingham band, who have been on the scene since January 2004. They recently came to Hull, specifically to Fairview Studios in Willerby, to record an eight-track demo CD. The demo will include tracks: Increasingly so, No recover Read more...

Going Down - Hull Mela Festival Sunday 31st July 2005 by Jane Foster
	This year saw Hull's first ever Mela festival held at Pearson Park. A Mela is a traditional festival which originates from India. A welcome event (especially as there was no Grassroots festival this year), it brought together and celebrated the diverse communities of Hull. It was a successful day, well attended and enjoyed by both the public and the performers. Read more...

Going Down - Ella Street Festival Saturday 9th July 2005 by Jane Foster
	As a resident of Ella Street I was pleased as punch to hear that this year we would be holding our very own festival, open to everyone. A group of residents had got together and organised this - well done to them all. About a week ago the banner and bright bunting went up, and the street held its breath waiting for this very special event... Read more...

Going Down - Cycling into Poverty History Monday 27th June 2005 By Martin Deane
	"Don't tell the other towns, but Hull was the best reception we ever got!" Bright and early, by some measures - ok, 9am - 24 cyclists from Hull gathered by the café and then made their way over the Humber Bridge. The River Humber, she what drains a fifth of the country and puts more freshwater into the North Sea than any other, looked absolutely Read more...

Going Down - The Make Poverty History March, in Retrospect By Bill Linton
	Well, the G8 season seems to have kicked off to a good start this year with Live 8 concerts internationally. Predictably, the Hyde Park concert gained almost wall to wall coverage on television and in the news, although media interest in the Make Poverty History march in Edinburgh was somewhat less Read more...

Going Down - Make Poverty History Demonstration in Edinburgh 2nd July 2005 by Rich Mills
	Having been a political activist for many years now, when the Make Poverty History demonstration came around, we just had to do something about it. The result being that with a lot of work from Martin Deane collecting money in, we managed to send a hundred people up to Edinburgh for the day. Along with another hundred or so who made their own way up to Scotland, Hull was well represented. Read more...

Going Down - G8 2005 Demonstration in Edinburgh by Mike Rose
	On Saturday 2nd July we joined what turned out to be the biggest political demonstration in Scottish history. I've been on G8 demos before (Prague 2000 - Genoa 2001) but this one was the most diverse I have ever witnessed. The response from the churches was stunning. We had socialists, environmentalists, Christians, students, pensioners, and babies! Read more...