Radar: Sun Drums ‘Order of Nothing’ at Drop The Dumbells
You might have heard the sad news about the brilliant Wolstenholme Creative Space, which recently shut its doors due to some building structural problems. Well, they’re currently looking for a new home for themselves, and in the meantime they’ve rescheduled this previously-postponed Biennial shindig at an equally great DIY space, a place sharing the same [...]
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Final Hurrah for Wolstenholme Creative Space
Today sees the final chapter in one of the city’s most colourful, erratic and confounding of artistic spaces: the lovely Wolstenholme Creative Space. Deemed structurally unsound by the receivers who were brought in to administer Frenson’s properties (after Frensons itself got into hot water last year), the building will be shutting its huge oak front [...]
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Radar: Lucky Dragons
Improvised electronica that does away with that outdated concept of a song? That’s got to be worth hearing, surely? Lucky Dragons show us another way.
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Disc heads: celebrate Record Store Day in Liverpool
It’s set to be a rather brilliant 24 hours next Saturday (21st) as the country celebrates its annual Record Store Day. Previous ones here in Liverpool have been small, but fun: we enjoyed trawling through the selection of special RSD releases in Probe and the general sense of giving a bit of a middle finger [...]
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Radar: Young Pines present No Vacancy at Wolstenholme Creative Space
We love design ‘n’ illustration whippersnappers Young Pines. A collective of rather talented young graduates who’ve been given a chance to shine by creative agency Mercy (they’re the Li’l Bow Bow to Mercy’s Snoop Dogg, or something), they’re hosting another exhibition – following their brilliant debut at LSAD – and it’s kicking off this weekend. [...]
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Your silence will be considered as your consent
Some extra curricular material for those about to visit Homeland, at Wolstenholme Creative Space. Here’s Laurie Anderson’s take on the darker side of national security, safety and identity.
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Radar: Ruins Alone, at Wolstenholme
The drums, the drums, the drums: Check ‘em out, played by a Japanese master, at Wolstenholme Creative Space, next month.
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Welcome to the House of Fun
Thrills and spills at one of the city’s strangest galleries. Just don’t take a wrong turning, or you never know where it’ll take you.
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Bin Men: ‘Trash Humpers’ at Wolstenholme Creative Space
Harmony Korine’s new film humps its way into the city.
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Review: Matt Berry at the Kazimier
— Matt Berry comes to the Kazimier with his set of psych-folk and tracks from his new album, Kill The Wolf.
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