- War System:
Pat Terrorain Vocals
Scary Dave Guitar/Vocals
Sean Drums
Jon Bass/Vocals01. Beneath the Machine
02. They Lied
03. The Gods of Famine
04. Overlord
05. Cast Your Net
06. Nailed to the CrossDescent to Hell
Jim – Vocals
Stiff – Bass
Maynard – Drums
Michel – Guitar7. Judas Disciple
8. Nothing Will Change
9. Hate Fuel
10. The Other Side
11. Fu k It
12. Dig Your Own Grave - The BNP’s message of hate is being spread across the country by a small but dedicated band of racist activists.
But now, a commercial media organisation is seeking to financially profit from the BNP’s campaign. Clear Channel – one of the UK’s largest poster and billboard companies, that has a close relationship with Music and it’s promotion – have sold the BNP adverts across the country.
They have provided the BNP with high profile sites – putting the BNP’s racist message on a pedestal and giving them the oxygen of publicity. In a matter of days these billboards and posters will be spreading across the country. But we can stop them if enough of us complain to Clear Channel and we get them to cancel their contract.
We have set an easy-to-use page so you can send a letter of complaint – will you send them a message of complaint?
http://action.hopenothate.org.uk/integrity
- Police surveillance of a peaceful protester was ruled unlawful today in a decison that lawyers say will change the way demonstrations and protests are policed.
Judges ruled that specialist surveillance units from the Metropolitan police had breached the human rights of Andrew Wood, an arms trade campaigner, when they photographed him and stored the pictures on a police database.
One judge said there were unresolved civil liberties questions about the way images were taken and retained in "the modern surveillance society". Lord Justice Dyson said there were "very serious human rights issues which arise when the state obtains and retains the images of persons who have committed no offence and are not suspected of having committed any offence".
The judgment is a blow to the Met, which has been criticised over the way it polices protests since last month's G20 demonstrations and the death of Ian Tomlinson.
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- AJP Presents & Tom Mayne AFUK
The Nightingales, Ted Chippington, Violet Violet, DCWa few pics and a review (only of ted) by simon of kid's tv's trevor & simon
- The background to the 'Gales' homecoming gig was disaster – deportation and unseemly inebriation rendered their prestigious gig at London's 100 Club a disaster – although the venue manager thought it was fantastic and invited them to play any time, despite some punters demanding their money back! Then on Monday they played a live session for Marc Riley on 6 Music and a decent gig in Mankychester.
But Wolverhampton's what it's all about. On the bill were Violet Violet and Ted Chippington. The Violets of themselves disprove the existence of any kind of deity. It's simple really. They're hugely talented and aesthetically pleasing. A just deity would make talented people ugly, or ugly people talented out of a sense of fairness. A cruel deity would make talented people ugly, or ugly people talented, to punish them for hubris. Ergo, there's no god. They're all-round ace, and I'm neither. Next philosophical problem?
- http://www.kneidl.de/lala/nightingales_palace.mov
- The success of our events relies heavily on the sponsorships from local businesses. If you would like to raise the profile of your business in the local community, no matter how large or small you are, we have advertising packages to suit your needs
Friends of Parks are local voluntary groups who work in partnership with other organizations to maintain their park as an accessible, pleasant and valuable amenity for the local community. Stourbridge & Black Country Events aim to assist these groups and other community groups to raise money towards their causes.
Traditionally the park fun day attracts in excess of 12,000 visitors through the day and the entertainment also includes: Tug-of-War, WWFC Community Football penalty shoot out with Wolfie, a wide variety of live bands, community stalls, funfairs, side shows and other entertainment.
Mick Willetts
Stourbridge & Black Country Events. - Based on author Eve Ensler’s ‘Vagina Interviews’ conducted with women from all around the world, this hilariously witty and moving collection of tales give voice to a chorus of lusty, outrageous, poignant, brave and thoroughly human stories.
A staggering number of the world’s most famous & talented women, from Kate Winslet and Whoopi Goldberg to Sophie Dahl and Jerry Hall have chosen to take part in the show in New York, Los Angeles and London.
PLAYWRIGHT/PERFORMER
Eve opened her new play, The Good Body, on Broadway after hit runs in San Francisco and Seattle. She toured America with it beginning in the autumn of 2005. Eve is the OBIE Award-winning author of The Vagina Monologues and the founder and artistic director of V-Day, a global movement to end violence against women and girls.
- In The City 2009 will take place on 18th, 19th and 20th October 2009 at The Midland hotel and throughout the venues and bars of Manchester, England.
Registration is now open, and for a limited time you can buy an ITC delegate pass for £200 plus VAT or a hotel + delegate package for £500 inclusive of all tax and fees (3 nights' stay in ITC HQ The Midland).
The ITC team are already putting together the keynotes, showcases and panels that will make up this year’s conference to build on the massive success of ITC 2008. If you are a record label, management company or industry body and would like to showcase at In The City please contact gavin@inthecity.co.uk to discuss any potential plans.
- The Music Network 28 May 4pm – 6pm
Marketing for Creatives: Tales from the gaming industry 28 May 6pm – 9pm
Best of FLIP (Animation) CGI 28 May
Screening in the lounge area of our café 6pm
Lord David Puttnam CBE 10 June
Screen WM in collaboration with Creative Networks
Creative Communities Industry Event 16 June
New Generation Arts Graduate Showcase 12 -27 June
THE MUSIC NETWORK – with Andy Derrick
THURSDAY 28TH MAY 2009, 4.00PM UNTIL 6.00PM
BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY, MILLENNIUM POINT, CURZON STREET, BIRMINGHAM B4 7XG
The Music Network 28 May 4pm – 6pm
Marketing for Creatives: Tales from the gaming industry 28 May 6pm – 9pm
Best of FLIP (Animation) CGI 28 May
Screening in the lounge area of our café 6pm
Lord David Puttnam CBE 10 June
Screen WM in collaboration with Creative Networks
Creative Communities Industry Event 16 June
New Generation Arts Graduate Showcase 12 -27 June
THE MUSIC NETWORK – with Andy Derrick
THURSDAY 28TH MAY 2009, 4.00PM UNTIL 6.00PM
BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY, MILLENNIUM POINT, CURZON STREET, BIRMINGHAM B4 7XG
The Music Network leads a monthly networking event at the tic for all music related businesses from the West Midlands region.
Running successfully since 2000, their meetings have proved inspirational in the support, development and promotion of thousands of music related activities. If you have news to report, events to promote, points for discussion or a pitch to make, the Music Network will be useful for you. They offer access to contacts, opportunities, help, advice and guidance – and even free tea and biscuits.
The Music Network is a voluntary, not for profit, social enterprise organisation seeking charitable status. Meetings take place on the last Thursday of each month, 4-6pm at Birmingham City University’s Technology Innovation Centre (tic), Millennium Point, Curzon Street, Birmingham, B4 7XG.
CREATIVE NETWORKS
THURSDAY 28TH MAY 2009, 6.00PM UNTIL 9.00PM
BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY, MILLENNIUM POINT, CURZON STREET, BIRMINGHAM B4 7XG
MARKETING FOR CREATIVES …tales from the gaming industry
Creative Networks welcomes Bruce Everiss, who will talk about his experiences in marketing and establishing
two major video game companies, Imagine and Codemasters.
In the digital age, we are all Marketeers and, in the current challenging economic climate, finding innovative
ways to promote and distribute content via new media platforms is all important.
Bruce has been involved with the home computer industry since its start in the late 1970s and his commitment
to the medium has helped to establish the U.K. as one of the world’s most important software producers.
Furthermore, as an internet entrepreneur and marketing expert, he has raised the industry’s profile beyond
the attention of enthusiasts and into the psyche of a much wider audience.
To join us for this FREE event, please email creative.networks@tic.ac.uk or call Dave Taylor on
0121 331 5400. Alternatively, register online at our portal www.creativenetworksonline.com
Screening in the lounge area of our café 6pm 28th May
Best of Flip CGI An international selection of some of the best CGI bits from the festival, including 2009 Oscar nominee, This Way Up from UK studio Nexus Productions and Replay, from, award winning French animation school, Ecole Supérieure des Métiers Artistiques. Flip is now in its 6th year; look out for this year’s festival, 5 – 7 November, 2009. For more info and to sign up to the newsletter, visit www.flipfestival.co.uk
- WHO SHOT WHO? is the side project of Mr Byrchmore (G.O.R.G.E.O.U.S and Goldblade) and Alex Lusty from hoolie rappers Acarine.
Live band and 12 track album demo-ed.