Written by Dom Smith Wednesday, 10 December 2008 20:32
Dorp love playing the North and it's clear to us that this band have been making waves within both the Alternative and mainstream markets over the last few months, and as they return to Scarborough the atmosphere is buzzing.

Written by Dom Smith Friday, 23 January 2009 12:13
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While the follow-up remix EP for XP8's The Art of Revenge will not be released, XP8 have announced that their fourth studio album, entitled Drop the Mask, is in its final stages and planned for release in June 2009.
A special edit of the album track "I See Her" will be included on the second volume of the Kinetik Festival compilation album, as the band will perform at the festival in May 2009.
Some of the finished remixes which were planned for the cancelled EP will now be released on compilations in the coming year, including reworkings of "Our Time" (Soman), "The Art of Revenge" (SAM), and I.C.E. (Uberbyte).
For more information visit the band's official Myspace and Website.
Written by Dom Smith Tuesday, 21 April 2009 22:22
This debut is a thoughtful, enchanting and innovative look at a new world through a young boy’s eyes. The protagonist Donovan and his stuffed rabbit Toby are wonderfully painted and will certainly captivate the hearts and minds of children and young adults alike. The friends’ challenging journey through ‘The Quiet Forest’ is particularly evocative and the descriptive writing on offer is coupled with creative illustrations that will work in tandem throughout to evoke an array of emotions. With ‘The Wizard of Odd’ Soda manages to inspire a sense of wonder, danger and excitement that will leap from off the page.

Written by Helen Gilroy Tuesday, 04 August 2009 00:00
We had a great time at Sonisphere. I wanted to share some of my favourite shots from this past weekend and the acts that I photographed...
DAY ONE...
ALIEN ANT FARM - A BALLSY RETURN!

Written by Duncan Bell Monday, 14 September 2009 00:00
Speak to the wrist, buddy. My face is not listening. Yes, as the name Watch Phone so tantalisingly hints, this is a phone that sits on your wrist, much like a watch. Such have things have been produced before, but mainly by Chinese vendors of novelty tat. This is the real deal.
Read more: Duncan Bell’s Gadget Of The Week: LG GD910 Watch Phone
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