Wednesday, July 25, 2012

25.07.12 Metal Mumin Radio Show - "Episode 53"

It was a great show this week with Derision in their studio and me in mine, discussing tea, metal and Bloodstock. There were the usual gig listings and public service announcements and music. I managed to play:

Mortad – By Default
Coldspell – Heading For Tomorrow
Adamantium – Hell & Highwater
BlakMagikSociety – Our Time
Eutopia – Life
Shanklin Freak Show – Voice In Your Head
Derision – The Ancients
Derision – Fear the Weak
Jace Everett – BusinessIs Booming


Public Service Announcement

Five Points Of Articulation are looking to add to our current line-up. We are in the market for both a bass player and a drummer. Own gear is essential.

Our influences include: NIN, Depeche Mode, Mogwai and Clint Mansell. Our sound is a sort of 'Post Industrial' sounding mish-mash of all our influences. Lots of big build ups and dynamics.

So if you know anyone suitable or are indeed suitable yourself, please point them in this direction (Here on FB). Twitter (@FPOAOfficial) or email me at mikeyfpoa@hotmail.co.uk

A sample track can be heard at www.soundcloud.com/fpoa

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

18.07.12 Metal Mumin Radio Show - "Episode 52"

It was a music-packed show, with chair and bed moshing, rants about Coldplay and, well, all the usual news, gigs and clubs and the Mumin Public Service Announcement – this time for the Boston Arms.


Necroriser- Suicide
ThisMeans War – Bring Your Own Shotgun
DeadMans Will – One More Reason
Cornersof Sanctuary – Sanctuary
PsychoKiss – Obsessed
AceMafia – Best Thing
NewGeneration Superstars – Nothin' To Lose
Stranger– If You Dare
Peepshow– Live Free or Die
Lovebite– Lock N Load
BaiBang – We're United

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

11.07.12 Metal Mumin Radio Show - "Episode 51"

What a show! In the studio was Canadian fantasy author, metal head and allround lovely person Alyx J Shaw. In between talking about her AStrange Place In Time series of books, spiders being held hostage andinappropriate thoughts about animated drummers we did a lot oflaughing and got to play some awesome music.


Warmachine– Chalk Lines and Bones
Nemhain- Girls Like Honey
PinkHearse – Zombie Rock N Roll
GasolineThrill – Afraid
RiffX – Search For A Better Day
Badmouth- Facing My Demons
SinnersHighway – Sinners Highway
SinnersSaints – Sinners Saints
Dethklok– Go Into the Water

Alyx'sofficial website is www.winter-wood.net/welcome-to-somewhere/and you can get her books here: tinyurl.com/amazonalyxshaw

Thisweek's Mumin Public Service Announcement was on behalf of the SophieLancaster Foundation - sophielancasterfoundation.com

Mission

Tocreate a lasting legacy to Sophie Lancaster. The charity aims toraise awareness of prejudice against subcultures and also try to getthe hate crime bill amended.

Overview

Since Sophie's death on August 24th 2007, following the horrific attack on her and her partner Rob Maltby in Stubbeylee Park, Bacup, Lancashire, we have had lots of kind offers of support and donations. Sophie and Rob dressed in their unique way, expressing their individuality ascreative artistic people.

After consulting family and friends, we felt that a charity should be setup in Sophie’s name. The charity, known as The Sophie Lancaster Foundation, will focus on creating respect for and understanding of subcultures in our communities.

It will also work in conjunction with politicians and police forces to ensure individuals who a part of subcultures are protected by thelaw.

Wednesday, July 4, 2012

04.07.12 Metal Mumin Radio Show - "Episode 50"

Thiswas a packed show with music, public service broadcasts about Macmillan Fest 2012 and Bionic People workshop, as well as a sneaky peek at next week's show, and the usual clubs and gigs guide, whimsy and all the rest of the normal happenings!

AkarusaYami - Life, The Venomous Way
TheAutopsy Boys - Rich Kids' Playground
Manfected – Obsessions Final
BlackPage Turns – Charlotte's Web
Efferus - Ridicule
Meansteed – Engage the Rage
Valleycore – The Best Justice
BuryTheLadybird – Dear Daddy
FutureShock – Hard Times
AlB Damned – So Far So Bad

Bionic People

Monday30 & Tuesday 31 July 2012, 10am-6pm

Bluecoat, School Lane, Liverpool L1 3BX

Bionic Peopleis a two-day participatory workshop with award-winning filmmaker JohnWilliams to create short films that imaginatively address themes of disability, bioethics and prosthetics. This practical and inspiring workshop is for disabled artists who already work with film/video and emerging disabled filmmakers who want to explore and extend their work in these media.

John Williams is a writer/director with over 10 years experience. His films combine live action, animation and visual effects, engagingly dealing with highly sensitive subjects, including mental health (‘Robots’), young children dealing with the death of a friend (‘Hibernation’) and a child’s complex feelings towards his robotic dialysis machine (‘Paraphernalia’).

British Sign Language interpretation or other support will be offered.

To apply to take part please send a CV, contact details and short statement to admin@artscatalyst.orgor telephone 020 7257 8567, by 9 July 2012.

MacmillianFest 2012

IKE Productions will be hosting another festival for the benefit of Macmillan Cancer Support and the local and national music scene this year on Saturday the 1st September.  An 850 capacity event, taking place at The Rescue Rooms, Stealth and Red Rooms, Nottingham. There will be food stalls, group head shaves and a raffle going on to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

The line up consists of:

Rescue Rooms: Artifex Studios Stage

Earthtone9, Spirytus, Destroyer BC, Violet, RSJ, Lakes, Deliver Us To Evil,Armed For A Crisis, The Repent

Stealth: NCN Stage

Sinners Highway, Skarlett Riot, Bury The Lady Bird, A Thousand Enemies, Mother Load, Patriot Rebel, BOTB, Broken City Saints

RedRooms: Nottingham Live Stage

Dave Mcpherson (Acoustic), Paper Cape, Fields, Goodnight Astronaut(Acoustic), Ricky C, Gus Harris (Acoustic), Botb winner, Heavy Heads(Acoustic)

Since 2009, IKE Productions has been raising money for Macmillan in the form of Macmillan Fest.  Each year, the festival has grown in attendance and support. Nearly £2,500 has been raised so far and we intend to raise more this year!

ADV£7 OTD £10

Tickets available from Rock City Box Office, AltTickets:http://www.alt-tickets.co.uk/alttickets/home_macmillan_fest_2012.html

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