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August was interesting. Especially if you’re a Sussex cricketer caught short on the seafront, or a local MP having her countryside excursion rudely interrupted, or a skater involved in a mass brawl at the new skatepark.

In reality it’s been a great month, we’ve had Brighton Pride reminding us how great this City is, hundreds enjoying Brunswick Festival and BHAFC finally got their season started, so the negative news isn’t getting us down.

So here’s September’s issue of BN1 Magazine… and it’s hotter than a burning squat.

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REGULARS / FOOD & DRINK

[ 04 ] September NEWS[ 36 ] Fiery Food Chilli Festival[ 40 ] Yum Yum Ninja review[ 42 ] Brighton’s Best Burger [ 46 ] Crossword & Sudoku

MUSIC / EVENTS

[ 06 ] Music Previews Dead Meadow Wire The Wave Pictures [ 08 ] Justin Currie[ 10 ] Shakedown Festival[ 18 ] Over the Moon Festival

ARTS & CULTURE

[ 20 ] Comedy Picks[ 22 ] Brighton Comedy Festival[ 24 ] Brighton Japan Festival[ 26 ] Theatre Guide[ 28 ] Film A CRITIC ON THE COAST:

AMY SIMMONS

[ 30 ] Brighton Digital Festival[ 32 ] William Latham interview[ 34 ] Metal Made Flesh

LISTINGS TO WHAT’S ON

[ 12 ] Music Guide[ 23 ] Comedy Guide[ 26 ] Theatre Guide[ 38 ] Other Listings

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COASTAL CURRENTS ARTS FESTIVALHastingsSat 21 Sept - Sun 6 Oct

Coastal Currents Arts Festival comes to Hastings on Sat 21 Sept – Sun 6 Oct, promising an exciting curated programme of free live performances and events, in unique, original venues and studio locations Shows from interactive artists Hunt & Darton, Bodies In Urban Spaces by Cie, artist’s Open Studios, installation artist Kate McIntosh, pop-up cinema, experimental soundscapes, Cabaret and illuminated cyclists are just a few of the treats on offer.www.coastalcurrents.org.uk

DIVERSITY SPECIAL: NO CRIME NO PUNISHMENTAudioFri 6 Sept

Disco Deviant’s Pablo Contraband and Brighton Supports LGBT Russia’s DJ Kate Wildblood and artist Karol Michalec are taking action against Russia’s oppressive anti-gay legislation.Alongside nightclubs across the globe (including Berlin’s Berghain, New York’s Output and Munich’s Harry Klein), Disco Deviant’s Promote Diversity Special: No Crime No Punishment will be raising awareness and funds for All Out, with help from some of clubland’s finest DJs.The event, at Audio on Fri 6 Sept, will be hosted by Karol Michalec, the event features a thumping DJ line-up, including Jon Pleased Wimmin, Seamus Haji, Hifi Sean, Pablo Contraband and Kate Wildblood.www.facebook.com/discodeviant

SEPTEMBERSeptember could be set to rival May as the month for festivals. Shakedown and SD2 are bringing the best in Pop and Dance to the leafy climes of Stamner Park this month (make sure you enter our competition to win free tickets In this issue!), Brighton Digital Festival will be showcasing the very best in new-media art, Brighton Japan Festival’s bringing a taste of the far east to the city for ten days, and just outside Brighton Over The Moon Festival is rocking the countryside.

This month, the rest of The Level should reopen, allowing visitors to sample all of the fruits of its £2.2 million redevelopment. Now if that’s wasn’t enough local excitement for you , then children’s entertainment heavyweights Bodger And Badger are seemingly back in the game, in a new Youtube feature, where Badger becomes the unwitting victim of the UK’s controversial badger cull.

Further adding to the esoteric and freethinking nature of Brighton, is the City’s first ever atheist church assembly on Sun 22 at St Andrew’s Church in Hove, featuring lively songs, guest speakers, a house band, tea and cake and no mention of God. It’s even been thoughtfully scheduled for an 11am start, meaning that all but the sorest heads will be able to attend.

Spirituality aside, for this month issue we’ve had a chat with Del Amitri frontman Justin Currie, on the day his new solo album was released, look at an upcoming exhibition by ground-breaking digital artist William Latham and look forwards to the tongue-scorching return of the Fiery Foods UK Chilli Festival for 2013.

We’ll also take a sneak peek at October’s Brighton Comedy Festival, as well as all the usual Music, Theatre and Comedy previews, nicely topped off with the best listing section in the City.


BIG CHARITY DOWNWINDERSeptember

Snow-Camp, a charity that uses skiing, snowboarding and life skills programmes to support inner-city youngsters, is holding a record-breaking kitesurfing fundraising event.The Big Charity Downwinder will take place this September, with more than 250 kitesurfers gathering for a sail around Hayling Island in Hampshire. The more experienced kitesurfers are then invited to attempt a 40 mile downwinder from Hayling Island all the way to Lancing, with former British kitesurf champion Lewis Crathern leading the way. Funds raised on the day will go to the RNLI as well as Snow-Camp. The exact day for the Big Charity Downwinder is weather dependent. www.snow-camp.org.uk

BETTY LOU BOPSin CitySat 7 Sept

Popping up on our club radar this month is the brand new night at Brighton’s wonderful Sin City venue. Betty Lou Bop is a fabulous monthly helping of all things 50’s, with DJs and live bands playing Rock n Roll, Rockabilly, Bop and Pop, Jive and Doo Wop.

The grand launch event is on Sat 7 Sept, and they’re promising cheap entry for any of you cool cats and crazy swing kids that turn up in your 50’s attire.

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BURLESQUE EXHIBITIONRound Georges7 Sept - 2 Oct

Freelance photographer and long-time BN1 Magazine contributor, David Smith, will be unveiling his latest Brighton exhibition this month.The event, taking place at The Round Georges in Kemptown, runs from Sat 7 Sept - Weds 2 Oct and will be showcasing the very best of David’s continuing work amongst the Brighton Burlesque scene.The Round Georges’ gallery will be packed with photographic prints, featuring some of Europe’s best Burlesque performers, including images of Immodesty Blaize, Beau Rocks and Chi Chi Revolver, plus a few naughty surprises beside!You can check some of these and many other samples of his work at: www.photosbydavid.org

STUDENT LOCKINChurchill SquareWed 3 Oct

Churchill Square Shopping Centre will be getting invaded on Wednesday 3 Oct, as Brighton’s first ever Student Lock In will be filling the City’s premier shopping hub with hundreds of students.Highlights of the evening will be free cocktails, DJ’s on the Concorde 2 stage, massive Street Art boards and a Talking Photo Booth to help capture the evening for posterity.Opening between 6.30pm and 9.30pm for a unique shopping experience, there’ll be great entertainment, plenty of free gifts and discounts from nearly all of the complexes stores, this student only event will start the new term with a bang. www.studentlockin.com

WIN SHAKEDOWN FESTIVAL TICKETS!Stanmer Park28 September

We have another pair of tickets up for grabs to Shakedown Festival 2013 that could be yours. All you have to do is answer this simple question:

Which DJ Star (pictured above) will be appearing at Shakedown Festival 2013?

A. DJ DIRTB. DJ FRESHC. DJ FEBREZE

Send your answer, including your Name, Address and Telephone number to: [email protected]. Please put ‘SHAKEDOWN’ in the subject header. All entrants must be over 18, T&C’s apply. A Winner will be announced during Sept.

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MUSICPREVIEWS

OVER THE MOON FESTIVALHailsham // 13 - 15 Sept

Last issue’s feature-stars play this great little festival with the emphasis firmly on fun. A few local bands should provide highlights, including The Physics House Band and AKDK, but I will guess that most people will be here to get down to the headliners, The Freestylers. But as with all festivals it’s not just about the music and this festival has plenty of other things to keep you occupied if you don’t want to watch the music.

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MERCHANDISE The Haunt // Fri 6 Sept

By my standards, as they only formed in 2008, a new band who are creating a real buzz about now after last year’s Children of Desire album won them some prominent fans. With a musical styling comprising punk, noise and pop Carson Cox, David Vassalotti and Patrick Brady even find it hard to describe their interesting sound. Hailing from Tampa, Florida I think this is their second visit to the UK so get along now whilst they are still playing smaller venues like The Haunt and get bragging rights on all your friends when they get huge!

CRAYOLA LECTERN

September is here and we’ve got a few great shows happening in town and a festival not that far away so best get on and tell you what we think are the gigs of the upcoming month.


THE TELESCOPES & CRAYOLA LECTERNSticky Mike’s Frog Bar // Sat 28 Sept

Crayola Lectern are a local band on Bleeding Heart Records who make interesting sound experiments without any pretentious towards the nonsense of some art/folk scene. The Telescopes however are quite simply one of the most important British bands of the twenty-first century. Forming as long ago as 1986 I was fortunate enough to see them when they were creating the feedback-laden rock which often saw them compared to the like of Spacemen 3 and the Jesus and Mary Chain. The classic song that emerged from this period was ‘To Kill A Slow Girl Walking’ which would make any serious guitar-nuts list of great British songs of its time. The last time I saw them however, some six years ago now, it was less about songs and more about the noise; the battle between band and engineer and in some cases audience. The now two-piece Telescopes set up and started a drone that seemed as if it could last forever and probably would have if the sound-man at London’s Water Rats hadn’t pulled the plug on them at curfew time. A truly mind-bending experience that took art music to a whole new level; a show that left a scorch mark on my mind which has yet to be repaired.

DEAD MEADOWThe Haunt // Mon 23 Sept

A band who met in Washington D.C. whilst attending punk all-ages shows in the mid-to-late 90s who have gone on to become one of the cities more interesting outfits. Their sound takes tips from classic rock/psychedelia of Black Sabbath and early Pink Floyd whilst the lyrics pay homage to the weird fantasy tales written by HP Lovecraft and JRR Tolkein. Their first release came in 1999 and over the coming decade their profile grew with supports slots for great DC band The Make-Up and sleazy psychers Brian Jonestown Massacre. Loved here, before his untimely passing, by John Peel who backed their early records whilst also offering the band a session on his show they are now at the top of their powers. In 2003 they jumped ship to Matador and have over the last ten years produced some of the best rock music around.

WIREKomedia // Mon 23 Sept

Quite simply one of the most influential of all the British bands who came screaming out of the punk ghetto in 1977. They however continued to evolve and were one of the first bands to attack punk with a minimalist approach thus paving the way for the likes of Big Black, the Minutemen, et al. What’s more they have continued to work pretty much uninterrupted right up to the present with new album Change Becomes Us being released earlier this year. ‘Pink Flag’ is their seminal release but all periods, bar possibly a brief mistaken period in the early 90s, are worth investigating if you are new to this band. If so, get stuck in, listen with open ears and go and have your mind blown at Komedia on the 23rd!

THE WAVE PICTURES The haunt // Sat 28 Sept

A special band for our time; forming in the late 90s in rural Leicestershire they took an amateurish approach to their music, concentrating on school and then university whilst only occasionally meeting up to record or play shows with the likes of Jeffrey Lewis and the Mountain Goats whilst selling home-recorded DIY CD’s at these shows. It wasn’t until their studies were complete and they had moved to London in 2006 that things took a turn towards more professional approach. Signing to Moshi Moshi records they have subsequently released some of the best records of the last seven years, my particular favourite being Instant Coffee Baby which somehow slams together the whimsy of the Smiths with the power and weirdness of the Pixies. Indeed a rare band.

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If you’d released your third solo album, there’s possibly better things you can be doing on a Monday morning, like nipping down to your local record store to check it’s hit the shelves. No such luck for Del Amitri frontman Justin Currie, instead he’s found himself conducting phone interviews with journalists from all over the country.“Anyway, inevitably you do that and it’s not fucking there. But I might gingerly edge into Fop and start fingering the racks later!”

His new album, Lower Reaches, is a follow up to the critically acclaimed, What Is Love For in 2008, and 2010’s The Great War in 2010, but is the title an ironic sideswipe at anything?“You don’t want anything too specific with an album title, you don’t want to nail the album down to one thing“As one of the country’s best songwriters with a string of hit singles in the 80s and 90s, Currie has seen a few things and learnt a few lessons about songwriting.“Writers take things from their lives, you can describe things as having autobiographical elements, but they’re not autobiographical. I write them and release and hope there’s some sort of universality to them, or hoping they connect with people out there that understand where the songs coming from. If I didn’t think that I wouldn’t really bother. I don’t think something being personal isn’t a virtue, it’s just a starting point for starting a conversation with the audience.”

Written in the isolation of the Scottish islands, and then recorded in the US with acclaimed producer Mike McCarthy, the new album encapsulates the intimacy of Justin’s solo offerings Stand out track, Lower Reaches is an assortment of razor sharp observations, although the core of the album could be described as downbeat, Bend To My Will and I Hate Myself For Loving You, gleefully take on familiar chart-worrying resonance.But its Every Song’s The Same, that catches your attention. It’s less of an attack on

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Gigs In Brighton...CAITLIN ROSEMonday 2nd SeptemberProud Brighton Ballroom

MICk FLANNERyMonday 9th SeptemberThe Prince Albert

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DON kOMODOSaturday 7th SeptemberCoalition

ThE 1975Saturday 28th SeptemberConcorde 2

ThE SOuTh Monday 30th SeptemberKomedia

DAwES Wednesday 4th SeptemberThe Haunt

BORN RuFFIANSFriday 20th SeptemberGreen Door Store

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SkATERSWednesday 4th SeptemberGreen Door Store

kRySTLE wARRENWednesday 18th SeptemberKomedia

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ThE DuCkwORTh LEwIS METhODFriday 20th SeptemberSt George’s Church

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homogenous Tween-Pop, as a hearty celebration of the repeating themes that surge through the best songs throughout musical history.“Generally you’re in quite a good mood when you’re writing songs because it’s so distracting, all you’re thinking about is the next line or chord. You try to find interesting ways of writing about the same old subjects, like love and loneliness and confusion.

“There are only so many themes you can work with. You can write about not being able to find a parking space. It’s just trying to get an angle on these things, if it ends up being dark, then so be it.”

This is a production that oozes confidence, both in keying in with emotions the listener can identify with and layering these lyrics with understated, but edifying soundscapes. There’s a spacious Country feel to these songs. So there’s little surprise the album was recorded amongst the ultra-trendy music scene in Austin, Texas, using a fair few of the city’s finest players and a (somewhat crappy) old drum machine. But it seems Currie hasn’t discovered a new spiritual home.“Austin is nothing to do with the rest of Texas. It’s a bastion of liberalism and being achingly hip, it’s full of beatniks, poets and hipsters. As soon as you cross those city limits you’re in serious Republican country. I don’t identify with either of those two states of mind.

Throughout Lower Reaches’ assembled songs, there rises a theme of self-realisation and contemplation, so taking into account he’s been in the industry since the 80’s, I cheekily quip that Currie could be facing a midlife crisis of sorts.“I don’t think so, but I did buy a leather jacket five years ago, I’d never worn one before. I bought a stupid little hatchback, it’s not a sports car, but it does go really quickly. I could have bought an economic car, but I didn’t, so maybe I’ve had my midlife crisis and now I’m easing into my dotage.”

This habit of self-deprecation should be familiar for anyone that’s encountered Currie or his work before, but rather than being simple pathos, it seems there’s a real edge of awareness, both in himself and the world around him, in his approach to everything he does. Just taking a look at his quip-packed website reveals a certain sardonic attitude to the world and the business he remains in, after so many years.“It’s like an anti-website. I don’t really like website. When I set it up I looked at a lot of other artists’ sites, they just looked big fucking adverts. I’m just trying to make it a little less in your face.”

Justin’s album Lower Reaches is out right now. He plays Brighton’s Komedia on Mon 9 Sept.www.justincurrie.com


Ever growing, evolving and adapting to music trends, Shakedown has sealed their reputation as Brighton’s biggest festival. They’re back on Sat 28 Sept, to once again deliver an outstanding line-up featuring the most vital names in electronic music.

This mammoth Electronic Music session features 11 hours of tuneage in the historic surroundings of Stanmer Park. It’ll certainly be a triumphant homecoming show for Brighton rapscallions Rizzle Kicks, who’ll be smashing it with tracks from their brand new album Roaring 20’s. Joking them on the Main Stage will be Urban superstar Labrinth, DJ Fresh’s utterly incredible FreshLive show and Soulful song-smith Maverick Sabre. We’ll be making an effort to check the divine vocals of Delilah, and the frenetic DJ skills of Jaguar Skills on this stage.

This year sees the addition of a third stage, a brand new House arena, hosted by those trendsetters at Audio. Annie Mac, Kerri Chandler, Toddla T, MK and Hot Since 82 will be supplying the very best House and Future Bass to an appreciative crowd.

The Supercharged Arena returns again, crammed full of the very best Drum and Bass, Dubstep and Electro House. Dubstep pioneers, Nero top a bill that features Bass music superstar Sub Focus, Radio 1’s new-music legend Zane Lowe and a much anticipated 4 hour takeover from Drum and Bass dons RAM Records. Also popping up are local faves Krafty Kuts and A.Skillz. But make sure you catch the 203 return for Bass producer Jacob Plant, he’s going to bring the house down this year.If this wasn’t enough top music entertainment for you, then on Sun 29 Sept some of the UK’s biggest Pop acts head down to Stamner Park for SD2, and another day of action-packed festivities.The chart-smashing The Wanted, Pop princesses The Saturdays and some local superstar called Connor Maynard, are just three of the massive names appearing at brand new one-day festival: SD2, when it livens up Stanmer Park.

There are a few stars of tomorrow on this year’s bill too. Guitar band The Vamps have accumulated 160,000 Twitter followers and on YouTube over 17 million views, all without actually releasing a single. Fellow YouTube star Hobbie Stuart has been gathering quite a few fans recently too, which just shows the power that social media has over the Music industry. Rising star A*M*E could be one to watch. Her insanely catchy single Need U (100%), with Duke Dumont and MNEK, reached number one in the charts earlier this year. This should be essential viewing for anyone that missed her show at Pride last month.

Two massive days of music… loads of great artists and thousands of smiling happy people (possibly because the organisers provide enough toilets) in one of the most beautiful locations on the South Coast… and not a campsite or smelly bonfire in sight. This could well be perfect. Shakedown and SD2 will be ending 2013’s festival season with a bang

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BLACK LION Live & Swingin’ Lion Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul, dub & funk 8PMBRUNSWICK Paul Diello & Friends With yourgardenday & I am niamh 7:30PM £4 - £5CONCORDE 2 Brighton Sound-scape Luke Fincher, Indigo Beach, Nylon Ostrich, Vaude Villains 6:30PM £4.50advEMPORIUM Ragroof Tea Dance – A Swinging affair. Authentic vintage music, glamorous cos-tumes, glorious dance displays, and a chance for everyone to trip the light fantastic. 2PM £8FISHBOWL Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PMFORTUNE OF WAR Jucie Radio Sunday Special with Russ Dew-bury and more 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Listen To This Fundraiser Momotaro, Ryan Donovan, and Daniel Wakeford 7PMHOPE Melting Vinyl Presents: Black Yaya & Support 8PM £12KOMEDIA Chris Ricketts & Becky Jerams 8PM £7 - £8 (Studio)NORTHERN LIGHTS Northern Lights Sunday with DJ BenSIGNALMAN Open Mic Night hosted by local duo Zoothyme complete with PA, Guitar & Drums 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Sundays for Sleeping 8PMTHE WORLD’S END Acoustic Night 8:30PMWHITE RABBIT Hush Hush Live acoustic showcase 8PMVICTORY Blues Sundays Blues and Soul fresh from the Delta Spun 12PM

BEUFORT Student Night 8PMBLACK LION Monday Club Anything goes 9PMBRUNSWICK Harmonessence Choir Rehearsal 7PM £tbcBRUNSWICK Open Mic The best open mic night in Brigh-ton! 7:30PMCOALITION Trash Mondays 11PM £3 - £4FUNFAIR Funhouse Commer-cial House 10PM £3GREEN DOOR STORE PVHC punk and hardcore gems 7PM

HOPE KASKET: Warm Regards EP Launch Party with Klax & East Court 7PM £2MUCKY DUCK Mucky Mondays Harker, Cousin Jack, Threepen-ny Thieves, Matt Bonner 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Myshkins Ruby Warbler, Dog in the Snow, Hattie Cooke 8PM £7

ABOVE AUDIO Cottontail Club Jitter Jive, Rhythm & Blues, Big Band SwingBLACK LION Tuesday Club Anything goes 9PMBRUNSWICK Jazz Jam Session with house band & Guests 8PMCHEQUERS Open Mic With Wolf William 8PMCOALITION Twerkit RnB, Hip Hop and Urban 11PM £3FUNFAIR Grind Show Electro Swing 11PM £2 - £3GREEN DOOR STORE Be Nothing Pres Chrome Sparks, Caveman Genius, Foreign Skin 7PM £5.50GREEN DOOR STORE Donuts Contemporary beat, classic soul, funk 11PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Modern Pets, Love Triangle 8PM £6QUADRANT Open Mic hosted by the lovely Jenna Bennett 8:30PM

ABOVE AUDIO Above Live music BLACK LION The Black Lion Accoustic Showcase Chris Sim-mons 8:30PMBRUNSWICK CMP Showcase Local Record Label 8PMCOALITION Cocoloco Promo-tions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £1 - £5 FISHBOWL Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PMGREEN DOOR STORE Lout Promotion Pres Skaters 7PM £7.50GREEN DOOR STORE Booty Bakery Tropical bass music, good vibes 11PMHOPE Brighton Unsigned Alternate: Thieves By The Code, Sweet Jonny, Electromud, Moth 7:30PM £3

LATEST MUSIC BAR FemRock female-fronted queer-feminist night with live music, spoken word and DJs 7PM £3NORTHERN LIGHTS DJ Ben PrognosisTHE PRINCE ALBERT Fox In The City, Patchwork Natives, Abandcalledmac 8PM £3 - £4WHITE RABBIT The Move-ons open mic night 8PM

ANCIENT MARINER Jazz it up featuring some of the best UK Jazz musicians 8:30PMABOVE AUDIO 2~4~1 Cocktails 2~4~1 cocktails and disco from Nick Sabin AUDIO Bastard Pop Milton & Oli PBLACK LION DJMP45 old skool, funk, hip hop, soul and breaks 8:30PMBRIGHTON DOME, CORN EXCHANGE Sound Screen Captivating video art accompa-nied by exhilarating live music 8PM £7BRUNSWICK Eduard Proseck Folk & Acoustic 8PM £tbcCOALITION Secret Discotheque 11PM £3 - £4CONCORDE 2 One Inch Badge Pres Steve Vai 7PM £27.50advFISHBOWL Residents Asso-ciation Will Sumsuch & Guests 10:30PMFUNFAIR Bug ‘a’ Boo Slow Jams, Hip Hop and R’n’b 11PM £2 - £4GLOBE Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Spirit of Gravity feat. John Wall, Bacon-head, Ian Murphy and Nicholas Langely 7PM £5GREEN DOOR STORE Boogie Wonderland East Coast Disco,

Philly Groove, New York Boogie 11PMHOPE BrightonsFinest Presents: Time For T, The Gypsy Witch, Paper, Hawk, Prisoners Cinema 8PM £4 - £5LATEST MUSIC BAR Quick Strips 6:30PMNORTHERN LIGHTS Open Mic Thursday STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Sticky Jam 8PMSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Riff Til Yer Stiff 9PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Monsters Build Mean Robots, Spacenoid 8PM £3WHITE RABBIT DJ Capsun Hip-Hop, Party Shit, Trap, Bass, Remixes 9PMVICTORY Open Mic Night All musicians and perfomers wel-come 8PM

ABOVE AUDIO Home House and DiscoAUDIO LBGT Russia Fund-raiser Seamus Haji & HiFI Sean £7 - £10BLACK LION Stop Go! DJ Lanx 9PMCHEQUERS Mezcal Sound Sys-tem and The Mayan Kings 9PMCOALITION Lout Promotion Pres Furyon, Core of IO and Crimson Trace 7PM £6COALITION Friday I’m In Love 11PM £3 - £6CONCORDE 2 Megadance DJ Hazard, True Tiger 11PM £2 - £5FISHBOWL Calamity Jamz hip hop, funk, beats and breaks 9PMFORTUNE OF WAR Fever Funky, Latin, Afro Beat, Reg-gae, Hip Hop 9PMFUNFAIR Circus Commercial Mash-Ups 10PM £3 - £5

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ANCIENT MARINER The Acoustic Sessions Corcovado Duo 8:30PMABOVE AUDIO Ruff Snippits Funk, Soul and Hip HopAUDIO Warehouse J Phlip £5 - £7BLACK LION Soul Casserole Block Party Rare underground groove, raw funk, Latin Jazz 4PMBRIGHTON DOME, STUDIO THEATRE Wildwood Promo-tions Pres Interlocutor, Red River Dialect, Octopuses, Herb Denton’s Last Dime 7:30PM £4BRUNSWICK Overhead Wires Music Presents… “Rising Stars” Young Bands 1PM £3 - £4CHEQUERS Resident DJ Paul La Ola’ - Funk, Soul, Reggae, LatinCOALITION Lout Promotion Pres Don Komodo, Damn Dirty Humans, The Basis and Clipper 7PM £5COALITION Lout Promotion Pres Mad Tech Records with PBR Streetgang, No Artificial Colours 11PM £8COALITION Blow Vince Man-ganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green 3AM £5CONCORDE 2 Global Beats Pres Lonnie Liston Smith & Russ Dewbury 8PM £12.50EXCHANGE The Austerity Blues Revue Live Jazz Blues 9PMFISHBOWL Gareth Stephens, DJ Abo & Ally Smith 9PMFORTUNE OF WAR Gareth Ste-phens Tropical soulful jazz 9PMFUNFAIR Magic Anthems and Dance floor fillers 9PM £3 - £5GLOBE Kinfolk House, Disco & Leftfield 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Mini Maker Faire after party with Dark Design & Vienna Ditto 7PMGREEN DOOR STORE Sonic Switch Tru Thoughts label. 11PMLATEST MUSIC BAR One Roots

& Tenderhooks £5NORTHERN LIGHTS DJ Shakes-beardSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Stay Beautiful 11PM £5STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Unhooked Generation 60s soul, motown 11PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Siglo 21, Zachary Dogwood & support 8PM £3 - £4THE WORLD’S END DJ Mav-erick The Very Best of 80’s Disco 9PMWESTERN FRONT Culture Front Eone 8PMWHITE RABBIT Rockin Bones Reggae, Rocksteady, rockabilly 9PMVICTORY Up Against It with Born Bad DJ’s 9PM

BLACK LION Live & Swingin’ Lion Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul, dub & funk 8PMBRUNSWICK Nicolas Meier Jazz Guitar 8PM £8CHEQUERS Duality, Miles Ward Music 6PMFISHBOWL Recovery? Asbest & Sinner 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Green Door Blues Smokestack & The Big Itch DJs 10:30PMHAMPTON Mike the Mic Harry Tricks playing 1920’s, 30’s & 40;s 8PMNORTHERN LIGHTS Northern Lights Sunday with DJ BenSIGNALMAN Open Mic Night hosted by local duo Zoothyme complete with PA, Guitar & Drums 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Sundays for Sleeping 8PMWHITE RABBIT Hush Hush Live acoustic showcase 8PMVICTORY Blues Sundays Blues and Soul fresh from the Delta Spun 12PM

BEUFORT Student Night 8PMBLACK LION Monday Club Anything goes 9PMBRUNSWICK Harmonessence Choir Rehearsal 7PM £tbcBRUNSWICK Open Mic The best open mic night in Brigh-ton! 7:30PMCOALITION Trash Mondays 11PM £3 - £4FUNFAIR Funhouse Commer-cial House 10PM £3GREEN DOOR STORE Punk V Hardcore Pres Esoteric Youth & Heksed 7PMHOPE One Inch Badge Pres-ents: Houndmouth & Support 8PM £7.50KOMEDIA Zaza Music Pres Justin Currie 7:30PM £20LATEST MUSIC BAR Brighton Digital Festival Rattle Tales 7:30PMMUCKY DUCK Mucky Mondays Helen Nicholson, Hickory Signals, Phil Hussey, Elizabeth

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Culham 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Mick Flannery 8PM £10adv

ABOVE AUDIO Cottontail Club Jitter Jive, Rhythm & Blues, Big Band SwingBLACK LION Tuesday Club Anything goes 9PMBRUNSWICK Jazz Jam Session with house band & Guests 8PMCHEQUERS Open Mic With Wolf William 8PMCOALITION Twerkit RnB, Hip Hop and Urban 11PM £3GREEN DOOR STORE ZaZa Promotions Pres Heartless Bastards 7PM £9GREEN DOOR STORE Donuts Contemporary beat, classic soul, funk 11PMHOPE Cupboard Music Presents: Conquering Animal Sound & Support 8PM £5THE PRINCE ALBERT Cable club 8PM £4WESTERN FRONT Hush Hush Live acoustic music showcase 8PMQUADRANT Open Mic hosted by the lovely Jenna Bennett 8:30PM

ABOVE AUDIO Above Live music BLACK LION Matt Rose & the Tin Cup Collective Souh Funk ‘n’ Roll 8:30PMBRUNSWICK Cate Ferris, Cakes & Ale & Support Folk & Acoustic 8PM £4 - £5COALITION Cocoloco Promo-tions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £1 - £5 FISHBOWL Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PMGREEN DOOR STORE One Inch Badge Pres Barbarossa 7PM £6.50GREEN DOOR STORE Booty Bakery Tropical bass music, good vibes 11PMHOPE Four Walls Presents: MAYHEM with Last Heir, Devil In Detail, Lights Camera At-traction, Four Dimentional Cat, Brett 7:30PM £3.50LATEST MUSIC BAR Three Colours Red 8PM £4 - £5NORTHERN LIGHTS DJ DenisTHE PRINCE ALBERT Katmen & Red Raucous 8PM £13.50advWHITE RABBIT The Move-ons open mic night 8PM

ANCIENT MARINER Jazz it up featuring some of the best UK Jazz musicians 8:30PMABOVE AUDIO 2~4~1 Cocktails 2~4~1 cocktails and disco from Nick Sabin AUDIO Bastard Pop Milton & Oli PBLACK LION Shakin’ All Over - DJ Citizen Lane’s ‘50s & ‘60s

8:30PMBRUNSWICK Appian Way With Mvula Mandondo & Nadia Strahan 8PM £4 - £5COALITION Secret Discotheque 11PM £3 - £4FISHBOWL Residents Association Will Sumsuch & Guests 10:30PMFUNFAIR Bug ‘a’ Boo Slow Jams, Hip Hop and R’n’b 11PM £2 - £4GLOBE [beep] New monthly live electronic music night 8PMGLOBE Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE One Inch Badge Pres The Orwells 7PM £6GREEN DOOR STORE LUX Experi-mental visual exhibitions, interac-tive installations 11PMHOPE Club Zygotic Presents: Amateur Assassins, Cousin, Broker 8PM £5KOMEDIA Melting Vinyl Pres Emily Portman Trio 8PM £10adv (Studio)NORTHERN LIGHTS Open Mic Thursday THE PRINCE ALBERT Sweet Ether & Support 8PM £4WHITE RABBIT Rebel Music Ga-rage, Psych, Punk, Indie 8PMVICTORY Open Mic Night All musicians and perfomers welcome 8PM

ABOVE AUDIO Home House and DiscoAUDIO Audio 9th Birthday DJ Sneak £10 - £12BLACK LION DJMP45 old skool, funk, hip hop, soul and breaks 8:30PMBRUNSWICK Rotait With Simonne & The Dark Stars 8PM £tbcCHEQUERS Live Music from Della Lupa, Stevie Becks and Last of The Wild 8PMCOALITION Friday I’m In Love 11PM £3 - £6CONCORDE 2 Maya Jane Coles & Support 11PM £15advDUKEBOX THEATRE The Acous-tic Proms Aimee Smith, Ian Mark Burzio, Mark Ben Wilson 8PM £5 - £6FISHBOWL Calamity Jamz hip hop, funk, beats and breaks 9PMFORTUNE OF WAR Fever Funky, Latin, Afro Beat, Reggae, Hip Hop 9PMFUNFAIR Circus Commercial Mash-Ups 10PM £3 - £5GLOBE The Soul Of Brighton! Mick Fuller and friends 8PMGREEN DOOR STORE Pelirocco Platters Pres Stone Foundation 7PM £5GREEN DOOR STORE Electro Blues Live Blues 11PMHAMPTON Dad’s Old Vinyl Classic soul, funk, hip hop & disco 9PMKOMEDIA Missing Cat Club Music designed for the dance floor 11PM £3 - £6 (Studio)LATEST MUSIC BAR Amy in the Winehouse 8:30PM £8NORTHERN LIGHTS Pyttipanna festivalSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Mlisr

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Sinner 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Green Door Blues Smokestack & The Big Itch DJs 10:30PMHOPE Be Nothing Presents: Ghost Outfit, Blood Sport, Housewives 7:30PM £5KOMEDIA Boho Dancer Ec-centric indie music with gothic tones 7:30PM £5 (Studio)LATEST MUSIC BAR Killing Fields of Ontario £tbcNORTHERN LIGHTS Northern Lights Sunday with DJ BenSIGNALMAN Open Mic Night hosted by local duo Zoothyme complete with PA, Guitar & Drums 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Virginia Wing, Royal Limp and Occult Hand 8PM £4 - £5WHITE RABBIT Hush Hush Live acoustic showcase 8PMVICTORY Blues Sundays Blues and Soul fresh from the Delta Spun 12PM

AUDIO Kids Club Residents £1 - £3BEUFORT Student Night 8PMBLACK LION Monday Club Anything goes 9PMBRUNSWICK Open Mic The best open mic night in Brigh-ton! 7:30PMCOALITION Trash Mondays 11PM £3 - £4CONCORDE 2 ATP Pres Fuck Buttons, The Haxan Cloak 7:30PM £14advFUNFAIR Funhouse Commer-cial House 10PM £3GREEN DOOR STORE Throw Some Shapes Pres Sweatson Klank aka TAKE 7PMHOPE Teen Creeps Presents: Shannon & The Clams 7:30PM £6KOMEDIA Sussex Unplugged in Aid of the Argus Appeal 7:30PM £5THE PRINCE ALBERT Date Palms, Reds 8PM £7.50advVICTORY Music From A Room – Folk Night 8PM

ABOVE AUDIO Cottontail Club Jitter Jive, Rhythm & Blues, Big Band SwingAUDIO Party & Bullshit Resi-dents £3 - £5BLACK LION The Black Lion Open Mic solos, acousitic sets, live bands 8:30PMBRUNSWICK Jazz Jam Session with house band & Guests 8PMCHEQUERS Open Mic With Wolf William 8PMCOALITION Twerkit RnB, Hip Hop and Urban 11PM £3GREEN DOOR STORE Jack-hammer Pres Bloodshot Dawn, Gotsu Totsu Kotsu, Hole In The Sky 7PM £3GREEN DOOR STORE Donuts Contemporary beat, classic soul, funk 11PMHOPE One Inch Badge Pres-ents: No Ceremony & Support

7:30PM £6.50KOMEDIA OIB Pres Ethan Johns & Support 7:30PM £10advTHE PRINCE ALBERT Castro-valva, Exit International and Bad For Lazarus 8PM £4WESTERN FRONT Hush Hush Live acoustic music showcase 8PMQUADRANT Open Mic hosted by the lovely Jenna Bennett 8:30PM

ABOVE AUDIO Above Live music AUDIO Supercharged Dub PhizixBLACK LION The Black Lion Accoustic Showcase Chris Sim-mons 8:30PMBRUNSWICK Jealous Michael, Fond Of Ruby & Support Indie Night 8PM £3 - £4COALITION Cocoloco Promo-tions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £1 - £5 FISHBOWL Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PMGREEN DOOR STORE Rather Good Bakery Launch Party 7PM Invite OnlyGREEN DOOR STORE Booty Bakery Tropical bass music, good vibes 11PMKOMEDIA Lout Promotion Pres Krystle Warren 7:30PM £15adv (Studio)LATEST MUSIC BAR Electro-bash Astrid’s Tea Party, Phan-tomz, Plum 8PM £4 - £5THE PRINCE ALBERT Palm Springs, Fire Eyes 8PM £4WHITE RABBIT The Move-ons open mic night 8PM

ANCIENT MARINER Jazz it up featuring some of the best UK Jazz musicians 8:30PMABOVE AUDIO 2~4~1 Cocktails 2~4~1 cocktails and disco from Nick Sabin AUDIO Bastard Pop Milton & Oli PBLACK LION DJMP45 old skool, funk, hip hop, soul and breaks 8:30PMBRUNSWICK Happenstance Productions Pres With Richard Kapp & The Gowns, Rob Marr, Crack*a*jack*crow & Support 7:30PM £5 - £8COALITION Secret Discotheque 11PM £3 - £4FISHBOWL Residents Asso-ciation Will Sumsuch & Guests 10:30PMFUNFAIR Bug ‘a’ Boo Slow Jams, Hip Hop and R’n’b 11PM £2 - £4GLOBE Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE One Inch Badge Pres Giant Drag & La Femme 7PM £10HOPE Brighton Unsigned Pres-ents: Glass Sines, Fickle Friends, Cat Fire Radio, 900 Spaces 7:30PM £2KOMEDIA Everything Is Con-

britpop, alt 90s, forgotten gems 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Eagulls, Girl Band, Abattoir Blues 8PM £5 - £6WESTERN FRONT John Cramp-ton Live footstompin’ Blues performance 8PMWHITE RABBIT DJ Capsun Hip-Hop, Party Shit, Trap, Bass, Remixes 9PM

ANCIENT MARINER The Acous-tic Sessions Jessie Pie & The Thorn 8:30PMABOVE AUDIO Ruff Snippits Funk, Soul and Hip HopAUDIO Warehouse Eliphino £5 - £7BLACK LION Burnt Toast’s Black Lion Block Party Black-belt Jonez & friends 4PMBRUNSWICK South Coast Soul Revue Soul, Funk 8PM £8CHEQUERS Kung Fu Funk - DJ Luke Bracken 9PMCOALITION Moody Disco Pres Seth Troxler, Marlon Mahroyan, Juan Baiz & Ricky Lee 10:30PM £12.50 - £15COALITION Blow Vince Man-ganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green 3AM £5CONCORDE 2 The Last Carni-val rock show music 6PM £10CONCORDE 2 UK Hip Hop Show 11PM £tbcEXCHANGE Dave Beckett Live Blues and roots 9PMFISHBOWL What’s Wrong With Groovin? Ed Meme and Matt Beatwell 9PMFORTUNE OF WAR Flevans Tru Thoughts producer and DJ 9PMFUNFAIR Magic Anthems and Dance floor fillers 9PM £3 - £5GLOBE Back To Pangaea Deep House, Disco and Electronica 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Cup-

board Music Pres Alasdair Roberts & David McGuinness 7PM £11GREEN DOOR STORE Pop Not Pop! Passionate post ironic pop goodness 11PMHOPE One Inch Badge Pres-ents: Eliza & The Bear 8PM £5KOMEDIA William D Drake & Crayola Lectern 8PM £7 (Studio)NORTHERN LIGHTS Pyttipanna festivalSAINT GEORGE’S The Men With Strong Arms live at Saint George’s! STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Kaleydoscope psychedelic vibes 11PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Ben Cousin, The Park, Cold Skulls 8PM £5WESTERN FRONT DJ Dennis Castro Blog-Pop, Lazy Garage, Muscle Rhymes & Jiggy Fitness! 8PMWHITE RABBIT Gareth Stevens 50’s R’n’B, Tropical Beats, Reg-gae 9PMVICTORY Soul Casserole Pres Soul Custody DJ’s 9PMQUADRANT Big Lebowski Fancy Dress Party and Film Screening 8:30PM

BLACK LION Live & Swingin’ Lion Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul, dub & funk 8PMBRIGHTON DOME, CONCERT HALL Nicola Benedetti 7:30PM £10 - £35BRUNSWICK Brighton Folk With Ian Roland, Pipe & Tabor, Lost Dog, Amy Hill 8PMCHEQUERS Trobador - Show-case of the art of guitar and song 6PMCONCORDE 2 Ace Cafe Re-union 10AMFISHBOWL Recovery? Asbest &

NICOLA BENEDETTISunday 15 Sept

Nicola Benedetti, one of the world’s most sought-after violinists, comes to Brighton Dome this autumn for one night only

LOCATION: Dome Concert Hall TIMINGS: 7.30PMTICKETS: £10, £15, £22, £29, £35

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nected Storytelling, music, poetry, comedy, adventure 7:30PM £5 - £7NORTHERN LIGHTS Open Mic Thursday STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Hullabaloo Pop punk, new wave 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Echo, The Beats, Shamu Just Bailed & Support 8PM £4WHITE RABBIT DJ Capsun Hip-Hop, Party Shit, Trap, Bass, Remixes 9PMVICTORY Open Mic Night All musicians and perfomers wel-come 8PM

ABOVE AUDIO Home House and DiscoAUDIO Shogun Audio Rockwell Spectrasoul Technimatic £8 - £10BLACK LION Soundsci Live And Vinyl Veterans DJ set 9PMBRIGHTON DOME, STUDIO THEATRE Brighton Dome, Studio Theatre VJs metaLuna and electronic music composer Bitbin premier a live and in-teractive audio-visual show 7:30PM £5CHEQUERS DJ B_one 9PMCOALITION Friday I’m In Love 11PM £3 - £6CONCORDE 2 Ben E King and Jimmy James & The Vagabonds 7PM £24.50advCONCORDE 2 Years Of Rat-pack 11PM £tbcFISHBOWL Calamity Jamz hip hop, funk, beats and breaks 9PMFORTUNE OF WAR Fever Funky, Latin, Afro Beat, Reg-gae, Hip Hop 9PMFUNFAIR Circus Commercial Mash-Ups 10PM £3 - £5GREEN DOOR STORE Lout Promotion Pres Born Ruffians 7PM £6GREEN DOOR STORE Ye Ye Fever Kwassa Kwassa, Soukous, Highlife, Afrobeat 11PMHAMPTON Dad’s Old Vinyl Classic soul, funk, hip hop & disco 9PMKOMEDIA How Things Work folk and indie 7:30PM £4.50 - £6.50 (Studio)LATEST MUSIC BAR Positive Progression Life music. Poetry. Visual art. 8PM £3NORTHERN LIGHTS DJ Ten Ton GunSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Dive Slow electro and rap 9PMSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Reverb Bistro hip hop, dub, jungle 11PM £2THE PRINCE ALBERT The Hangee V (Italy), The Space Agency, The High Tides 8PM £4 - £5WESTERN FRONT DJ Dennis Castro Blog-Pop, Lazy Garage, Muscle Rhymes & Jiggy Fitness! 8PMWHITE RABBIT DJ Ruff Snip-pets Funk, Soul, Hip - Hop 9PMVICTORY The Victory Funk and

Soul Club Carnival Collective DJ Rich Guy 9PM

ANCIENT MARINER The Acoustic Sessions So last Century String Band 8:30PMABOVE AUDIO Ruff Snippits Funk, Soul and Hip HopAUDIO Warehouse Paul Woolford £5 - £7BLACK LION Black Lion Block Party Stop Go!, Attic Monkeys, DJ Dave Stone 4PMBRUNSWICK Overhead Wires Music Pres Under Great Southern Lights 8PM £5 - £6CHEQUERS Resident DJ Paul La Ola’ - Funk, Soul, Reggae, LatinCOALITION Shakedown Band and DJ Final 5 Bands and 5 DJs battle 7PMCOALITION King of Clubs Pres Sounds Like Saturday 11PM £5COALITION Blow Vince Man-ganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green 3AM £5CONCORDE 2 We Stand Alone Pres Nearly Dan performs Steely Dan 7PM £13.50advCONCORDE 2 Treatment Presents Bondax 11PM £10EXCHANGE Howling Matt One man band blues 9PMFISHBOWL Jeff Daniels & Steve Kiw 9PMFORTUNE OF WAR Miss Far-icy lots of party tunes, with a nod for the dancers 9PMFUNFAIR Magic Anthems and Dance floor fillers 9PM £3 - £5GLOBE Upstairs at The Globe Classic and future House & Disco sounds 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Fund-raiser Feat. Blyth Power & POG 7PM £5GREEN DOOR STORE Soulful Strut Super dope party vibes with Russ Dewbury 11PMHAMPTON Dj Rateman & guests 9PMHOPE Community Payback Presents: The System, Lib-erty, Social, Schism, Rude & Reckless 7PM £2KOMEDIA Spellbound Cherry Foxx and Simon Price 9PM £5 - £6 (Studio)STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR 2003 Indie Hits 9PMSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Dude Ranch pop punk, emo, rock 11PMWESTERN FRONT Moochin’ DJ Lanx 8PMWHITE RABBIT Rockin Bones Reggae, Rocksteady, rocka-billy 9PMVICTORY Don Simon DJS Funk, Soul, Hiphop, Latin 9PM

BLACK LION Live & Swin-gin’ Lion Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul, dub & funk 8PMBLIND TIGER The Loft Ses-

sions live Thomas J Speight, Jake Isaac, Justin Saltmeris, Will Mussett 7PM £3.50 - £5BRUNSWICK Straight No Chaser Big Band Jazz 8PMCHEQUERS Live Acoustic Music - Owen McGarry, Livvy Moore - His Nutini-esque 6PMFISHBOWL Recovery? As-best & Sinner 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Travis Bretzer & Teardrop Factory 7PM £4GREEN DOOR STORE Green Door Blues Smokestack & The Big Itch DJs 10:30PMKOMEDIA Rebecca Dancer original acoustic work 7:30PM £5 (Studio)NORTHERN LIGHTS Northern Lights Sunday with DJ BenSIGNALMAN Open Mic Night hosted by local duo Zoothyme complete with PA, Guitar & Drums 8PMSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR My Own Sunday Deftones 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Gypsy Stars & support 8PM £5WHITE RABBIT Hush Hush Live acoustic showcase 8PMVICTORY Blues Sundays Blues and Soul fresh from the Delta Spun 12PM

AUDIO Kids Club Residents £1 - £3BEUFORT Student Night 8PMBLACK LION Monday Club Anything goes 9PMBRIGHTON DOME, CORN EX-CHANGE Carousel Pres Blue Camel Club. The club night for learning disabled people grooves into action with live music by Daniel Wakeford 7PM £1 - £5BRUNSWICK Open Mic The best open mic night in Brigh-ton! 7:30PM

COALITION Trash Mondays 11PM £3 - £4FUNFAIR Funhouse Commercial House 10PM £3GLOBE The Get Down! Motown, Soul, Blues, Funk & Swing 9PM GREEN DOOR STORE Soro Live Pres Jouis & Lapis Lazuli 7PMKOMEDIA Wire plus Support 7:30PM £14advTHE PRINCE ALBERT Chastity Brown 8PM £10

ABOVE AUDIO Cottontail Club Jitter Jive, Rhythm & Blues, Big Band SwingBLACK LION Tuesday Club Any-thing goes 9PMBRIGHTON DOME, STUDIO THE-ATRE Call Mr Robeson A life, with songs 2PM & 8PM £7 - £10BRUNSWICK Jazz Jam Session with house band & Guests 8PMCHEQUERS Open Mic With Wolf William 8PMCOALITION Twerkit RnB, Hip Hop and Urban 11PM £3GREEN DOOR STORE Tatty Sea-side Town Pres Carlton Melton, White Manna & BLACKHOods 7PM £8GREEN DOOR STORE Donuts Contemporary beat, classic soul, funk 11PMHOPE Club Zygotic Presents: Staer, Broker, Umlaut 8PM £6LATEST MUSIC BAR Hush Hush Pres Hush hush 7:30PM £4WESTERN FRONT Hush Hush Live acoustic music showcase 8PMQUADRANT Open Mic hosted by the lovely Jenna Bennett 8:30PM

ABOVE AUDIO Above Live music BLACK LION Matt Rose & the Tin Cup Collective Souh Funk ‘n’ Roll 8:30PMBRUNSWICK Sam’s Summer

Blue Camel ClubMonday 23 Sept

The club night for learning disabled people grooves into action with live music by Daniel Wakeford

LOCATION: Dome Corn ExchangeTIMINGS: 7pmTICKETS: £5 (access assistants £1)


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Stocking Fundraiser for Mart-let’s Hospice 8PMCOALITION Cocoloco Promotions Pres CoCo LoCo 10:30PM £1 - £5 CONCORDE 2 Metropolis Music Pres Swim Deep 7PM £10advFISHBOWL Tea & Buscuits Gareth Stephens 10PMGREEN DOOR STORE Tur-bulence Pres local upcoming talent and touring bands 7PM £tbcGREEN DOOR STORE Booty Bakery Tropical bass music, good vibes 11PMKOMEDIA Kathryn Williams folk infused songs 7:30PM £12.50advNORTHERN LIGHTS DJ DenisTHE PRINCE ALBERT Fickle Friends, 4th Avenue, Project Lumiere 8PM £3 - £4WHITE RABBIT The Move-ons open mic night 8PM

ANCIENT MARINER Jazz it up featuring some of the best UK Jazz musicians 8:30PMABOVE AUDIO 2~4~1 Cock-tails 2~4~1 cocktails and disco from Nick Sabin AUDIO Bastard Pop Milton & Oli PBLACK LION Soul Casserole Rare underground groove, raw funk, Latin Jazz 8:30PMBRUNSWICK Thea Hopkins, Small Shipwrecks & Gill San-dell Americana & Folk 8PM £4 - £5COALITION Secret Disco-theque 11PM £3 - £4DRUID’S ARMS Dirty Thumb-nails Amy Blue, The Lost Thieves, The Island Jacks 8PMFISHBOWL Cut La Vis This man is all about combining Jamaican riddims and Urban beats 10:30PMFUNFAIR Bug ‘a’ Boo Slow Jams, Hip Hop and R’n’b 11PM £2 - £4GLOBE Hang the DJ! Eddie The Goatboy 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Will & The People Raggle taggle indie pop 7PM £6GREEN DOOR STORE Sleep-less +1 Mixing elements of local DJs and upcoming acts 11PMNORTHERN LIGHTS Open Mic Thursday STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Taking Back Thursday pop punk, emo, ska punk 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT The Weight, Beautiful Country, Emperors Of Ice Cream 8PM £3 - £4WHITE RABBIT Rebel Music Garage, Psych, Punk, Indie 8PMVICTORY Open Mic Night All musicians and perfomers welcome 8PM

ABOVE AUDIO Home House and DiscoAUDIO Audio Pres Zinc & Hannah Wants £8 - £10BLACK LION Attic Monkeys vs Molly Malone’s Dex in the City 9PMBRIGHTON DOME, CONCERT HALL CocoRosie & Support 7:30PM £18BRIGHTON DOME, CORN EXCHANGE Shlomo: Human Geekbox The world record-holding beatboxer is back with a brand new interactive experience. 8PM £12 - £14BRUNSWICK Modernistique With The Beat Movemnet & French Boutik 8PM £6CHEQUERS DJ Monkey Madness - Playing Funk, Old Skool Hip Hop 9PMCOALITION Friday I’m In Love 11PM £3 - £6CONCORDE 2 Who’s Who - 40th Anniversary of Quadro-phenia 7PM £15advCONCORDE 2 Hot Wuk 11PM £tbcFISHBOWL Calamity Jamz hip hop, funk, beats and breaks 9PMFORTUNE OF WAR Fever Funky, Latin, Afro Beat, Reg-gae, Hip Hop 9PMFUNFAIR Circus Commercial Mash-Ups 10PM £3 - £5GLOBE RUM Friday! Special guest DJs 8PMGREEN DOOR STORE Jay Diggins John Parish associ-ate, Jay writes wistful 7PM £5GREEN DOOR STORE You Need To Hear This Freshers party with The Wytches, Superfood, Maxixe 11PMHAMPTON Dad’s Old Vinyl Classic soul, funk, hip hop & disco 9PMHOPE One Inch Badge Pres-ents: Broken Hands, Storms, Little Fears 8PM £6KOMEDIA Horizon Records Label & Launch Night house, techno, break-beat and drum & bass 11PM £2LATEST MUSIC BAR Brav0 Four Zero 8PM £10NORTHERN LIGHTS Live musicSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Sub Pop Grunge, Alt 90’s, Riot Grrl and shoegaze 9PMSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Late Night Lingerie Bands & DJ’s 11PM £3THE PRINCE ALBERT White Wizzard, Monument, Sea Bastard 8PM £9WESTERN FRONT DJ Russ Rockwell Heavy Funk, Soul, Rap, Classic Breaks 8PMWHITE RABBIT DJ Capsun Hip-Hop, Party Shit, Trap, Bass, Remixes 9PM

ANCIENT MARINER The Acoustic Sessions We R Bob 8:30PMABOVE AUDIO Ruff Snippits Funk, Soul and Hip HopAUDIO Warehouse Applebot-tom & Wayward £5 - £7BLACK LION Burnt Toast’s Black Lion Block Party Black-belt Jonez & friends 4PMBRIGHTON CENTRE Joe Bonamassa 7PM £35 - £45BRUNSWICK The Real Music Club With Nick Harper & Andy Roberts 8PM £5 - £6CHEQUERS Breaktime with Kool Hertz 10PMCOALITION Pump Up The Jam 90’s Dance, House, Hip Hop and Pop 11PM £5COALITION Blow Vince Man-ganaro, Charly Lopez, Charles Green 3AM £5CONCORDE 2 Kilimanjaro & Lout Promotions Pres The 1975 6:30PM SOLD OUT!CONCORDE 2 Shakedown Festival Official After Party 11PM £tbcEXCHANGE Bad Bad Whis-key Skifflebilly, rhythm & blues 9PMFISHBOWL Daddy Marcus Soul, disco, funk and party classics 9PMFORTUNE OF WAR Duncan Disorderly Quality house mu-sic, beats and breaks 9PMFUNFAIR Magic Anthems and Dance floor fillers 9PM £3 - £5GLOBE Upstairs at The Globe Classic and future House & Disco sounds 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Put It On Pres Mainliner 7PM £15GREEN DOOR STORE The Big Itch A rocking dance bash Plus Thee Suave live 11PMKOMEDIA Mod For It North-ern soul, Stax and Motown, ska, R&B 11PM £4 - £5NORTHERN LIGHTS Smile Collective, After Party for Honningbarna STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR God Pop Bad Pop pop done properly 9PMSTICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR Taste The Floor dirty indie, grunge, psyche 11PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT The DB Band (Mick Quinn of Super-grass), Deadbeat Descendant, Jonny Cola 8PM £5THE WORLD’S END Bag of Hammers Momotaro and Rob & Paddy 9PMWESTERN FRONT Heavy Tread Glam, 2-Tone, Pop, Soul, RocknRoll & more 8PMWHITE RABBIT Gareth Stevens 50’s R’n’B, Tropical Beats, Reggae 9PMVICTORY DJ Rob Taylor (Up Against It) Big Soul, Odd Rock, Alt-Pop 9PM

BLACK LION Live & Swin-gin’ Lion Gypsy Jazz, swing, blues, soul, dub & funk 8PMBRUNSWICK Barb Jungr Great American Songbook 8PM £8CHEQUERS Inertia - Sunday evening downtempo event 6PMFISHBOWL Recovery? As-best & Sinner 9PMGREEN DOOR STORE Green Door Blues Smokestack & The Big Itch DJs 10:30PMSIGNALMAN Open Mic Night hosted by local duo Zoothyme complete with PA, Guitar & Drums 8PMTHE PRINCE ALBERT Psychic Ills, Roy & the Devils Motor-cycle 8PM £9THE WORLD’S END Piano by Candlelight By Mark Hodge 8:30PMWHITE RABBIT Hush Hush Live acoustic showcase 8PMVICTORY Blues Sundays Blues and Soul fresh from the Delta Spun 12PM

AUDIO Kids Club Residents £1 - £3BEUFORT Student Night 8PMBLACK LION Monday Club Anything goes 9PMBRUNSWICK Open Mic The best open mic night in Brigh-ton! 7:30PMCOALITION Trash Mondays 11PM £3 - £4FUNFAIR Funhouse Commer-cial House 10PM £3GREEN DOOR STORE Music Production Fundraiser DJs and dancing all for a good cause 11PMKOMEDIA Lout Promotion Pres The South 7:30PM £22.50advKOMEDIA Manu Delago: Handmade 8PM £10 - £12 (Studio)

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dapper disco mavericks Transformer, who offer a twisted new-wave disco work-out with catchy riffs full of energy.As well as Music, a mainstay of the festival is Circus, jaw dropping shows and opportunities to learn with the performers will combine to create an incredible live performance vibe. Look out for Shambolic Sideshow’s ever innovative displays, a wild collection of clowns, acrobats and walkabout performers centred around Over The Moon’s brand new Circus big top.The Poi Passion Troupe use a wide variety of different fire toys in their jaw dropping displays, even fireworks are included in their repertoire. Traditionally from New Zealand, Poi has roots in a Maori martial art and dance form, passed down through the generations and still continuing today.

Shambolic Sideshow bring young and not so young together by playing at Circus Skills during the day with workshops in the aerial arts, Silks and Rope classes, Trapeze, Hula Hoop, Club Juggling and Passing, Staff Pinning and Manipulation, Diablo, Unicycling and Tightrope. In the evening they transform themselves into the enchanting band of vagabond performers that they are, presenting a small variety of

Cabaret and Confused Theatre. In addition you can expect to find a variety of clowns, walkabout acts, theatrical performances and interactive installations dotted around all over the festival site.

Exploring the theme of participation, there will be opportunities to take Music lessons, Bush-Craft, Stone-Carving, Blacksmithing and Wood Turning workshops, Yoga, Tai-Chi and Reiki classes, or to get involved in flash mob art installations. There also will be inspirational talks on subjects from Astronomy to Astrology, renewable energy to nutritional supplements, given by speakers at the forefront of their fields.

The Festival includes a beautiful healing area, featuring treatments, workshops and classes, all set around the site’s Peace Circle. In this place you can take time to meditate, find healing or meet new friends around the fire.Being a community event that represents, includes and welcomes all, Over the Moon is offering activities and entertainments to suit folk of all ages. Family is important to the festival’s ethos, and they aim to broaden their festival family and yours.www.overthemoonfestival.com

Over the Moon 2013 returns with its inspirational festival experience, on Fri 13 - Sun 15 Sept, bringing with it a heady assortment of Music, Circus, Film, Poetry , Arts and Craft, Eco-Technology and Healing.

The musical offerings are set across three stages around the Festival’s beautiful location just outside Hailsham, featuring intimate environments chosen for their diversity. The Main Stage is an impressive Big Top packed with a booming sound system and incredible light show. The festival’s Sun Stage is entirely solar-powered, whilst the Imaginarium is a tightly woven collection of small venues centred around a magical stage.Festival music headliners Freestylers will be bringing their ever-eclectic style and renegade approach to production, focusing on everything in the bass music spectrum, is once again on show with their fifth studio album ‘The Coming Storm’. They’ve ramped up their sound into overdrive and you know they are gonna rock hard.Inspired by New Orleans marching bands, contemporary Hip-Hop and Rock in equal measure, Hackney Colliery Band music takes in Balkan brass, African-inspired rhythms and Dance Music of all flavours. You can expect some chunky covers of the likes of the Prodigy, Blackstreet, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and even Toto!Mexican Rock en Español band Coda‘s sets fuse together the raw energy of a traditional band performance with the flow, excitement and hype of a DJ set.

Professor Skank Is probably Greece’s most famous Dub producer, mixing Reggae/Dub since he was 14 years old, his techniques are similar to those of the great Mad Professor, who Skank calls a teacher and his dream came true when they collaborated together.Almighty Planets combine their homemade Family Stone soul and blues style samples with their signature badass hip-hop sound, which translates to an unparalleled audio-visual live show. Their shows are like watching a Sci-Fi B-Movie sound-tracked by Elvis impersonating RZA, smothered in Cash brass.

The (ubiquitous) Brighton based Carnival Collective are bringing their Funk, Drum and Bass, Ska and Dub with a solid Samba underbelly. Another local act playing are

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A LITTLE NONSENCEUpstairs at Three & Ten // Fri 20 - Sat 21 Sept

Why not enjoy clowning about with A Little Nonsense, on Fri 20 – Sat 21 Sept, at Upstairs at Three and Ten? After sellout shows at Brighton Fringe, Juncture Theatre returns with their original black comedy, which explores the clown inside the man and the mirth hidden in the melancholy. Bitterly frustrated by a Clown’s freedom to play and inability to take life seriously, a man has taken it upon himself to teach this Clown a lesson. Through mime, slapstick, poetry and farce this off-beat physical comedy follows a tortured double-act as they walk the tightrope between love and loathing.

FRANCESCA MARTINEZKomedia // Sun 29 Sept

Fresh from winning a Fringe Media Network Award at the Edinburgh Festival, ‘wobbly’ comedian, Francesca Martinez, brings her hit show to Brighton’s Komedia on Sun 29 Sept.What The **** Is Normal?! examines what happens when you’re branded ‘abnormal’, in a world obsessed with normality? This candid show is Francesca’s defiant, insightful and fascinating answer...Whatever body you’re born into, it seems that most people share the universal desire to be ‘normal’. This preconception-changing show is for anyone who’s ever struggled to fit in, felt different or struggled with what normal actually means.

ARDAL O’HANLONTheatre Royal // Sun 15 Sept

Father Ted star, Ardal O’Hanlon, comes to Theatre Royal on Sun 15 Sept, with his latest stand-up show for 2013. Lurking beneath Ardal’s mild-mannered demeanour resides a sharp and probing comic brain. Sometimes thoughtful, sometimes silly, but always punchy, he has tickled audiences all over the world. In a comprehensive set, he talks about not just the things that matter, but also about a lot of things that don’t. The style is observational, the subject matter is life itself, and the default expression is utter disbelief. Look out for him in new Channel 4 comedy, London Irish, later this year.

MUCH A-STEW ABOUT NOTHINGBrighton Dome // Thu 19 - Fri 20 Sept

Stewart Lee presents Much A-Stew About Nothing, on Thu 19 - Fri 20 Sept, at the Dome.The country’s supreme quietly-fuming comedy star is back after the sell-out Carpet Remnant World, and a three-month residency at Leicester Square Theatre. Much-a-Stew About Nothing sees him testing a stew of unrelated ideas in preparation for his 2014 TV series. See it live so you can begin the backlash ahead of transmission. He might appear too pompous and excessively intellectual for the more unrefined comedy palette, but when this chaps gets into his stride there are few comedians who can match him.

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Brighton Comedy Festival returns, on Fri 4 – Sun 20 Oct, for a twelfth year and the line-up is better than ever. Now a firm fixture on the City’s calendar, the festival sets out to bring the best live Comedy of the year to the seaside, with over 70 side-splitting performances.

In addition to their well-established hub at Brighton Dome, the festival will once again be returning to The Old Market, and working in partnership with Komedia’s legendary Krater Comedy Club.

Not content with bringing the cream of British Stand-Up Comedy to Brighton, the festival will be unveiling the next generation of comic talent. To further celebrate this new wave of talent, for 2013 the festival will present the inaugural Squawker Award. So why don’t we have a look at some of the hidden treats they’ve got to offer?

Abandoman: Moonrock Boombox, on Thu 17 Oct at Brighton Dome Studio, cuts a truly original path between Rap Music and Comedy. Now performing as a full band, they’ll use the history of Hip-Hop as their blueprint, and you as their inspiration. From Kanye to Jay Z, from Country to Funk, this show will contain musical, lyrical and comical scenes of a seriously awesome nature.

Alex Horne: Lies, on Fri 11 Oct at Dome Studio, sees the 30 year old multi-Bafta award-winning stand up and platinum-selling R&B artist (and shameless liar…) Alex Horne returns with an hour of observations and impressions and maybe some lies. Best known for mind-blowing Powerpoint or live music, this show has neither. It’s just Alex, a panda, some jokes and some lies. Believe what you will.

The king of angry polemic Stand-Up, Alexei Sayle, hits Corn Exchange on Fri 11 Oct. This goliath of alternative comedy returns for a good (and sometime surreal) shout about everything that annoys him. We’d like to think he’ll show how his Dairylea advert voiceovers can exist alongside his Marxist principles. Despite this, he’s still one of the most intelligent and entertaining performers this country’s produced.

Ava Vidal’s kids won’t be getting an easy time of it, on Sat 5 Oct at the Dome’s Studio. Once again their mum will be grabbing some laughs at their expense. An often breath-taking performer, she’s able to switch pacing almost at will, wowing audience with some irreverent and awkward stories of her home life. She’s got plenty to say, there’s no doubt about that.

Rapper turned comedian Doc Brown, will be at Corn Exchange on Sat 12 Oct, with a unique take on hip hop culture. It seems there’s a lot to laugh about in the glamorous world of UK Hip Hop, and his show: Of Mic and Men, promises a small insight into some crazy goings on.

Radio 4 stalwart, Jeremy Hardy, comes to Corn Exchange on Fri 6 Oct. A consistently thoughtful and thought-provoking performer, he’s adept at finding fresh angles on well-worn comedy themes. The antics of the coalition government must be providing a rich vein of material for him right now.

Lastly, Hannah Gadsby : Happiness is a Bedside Table, on Thu 10 Oct at Komedia Studio Bar, caught our attention. Simply for the warning: “Contains imagined nudity and metaphorical nakedness” attached her show. It seems Australian Hannah has written a new show about the lowest point in her life (thus far) and how she eventually found happiness in a piece of furniture.

So there’s a few shows for you to consider. Next month we’ll be featuring plenty more promising shows and interviews with some of their stars in our Comedy Festival special.If you can’t wait that long, then check out:

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SUNDAY 1KOMEDIA Bent Double Hosted by Zoe Lyons. Fea-turing headliner Shazia Mirza 7:30PM £5 - £14

MONDAY 2KOMEDIA Brighton Com-edy Festival Pres Squawker Awards Heats Brighton’s very own new act competi-tion returns with a series of heats 8PM £6

THURSDAY 5CHEQUERS Mouthleak Com-edy with fraser Geesin- This Month: Jim Holland, Louise Taylor, Rich Perry, Pete Strong 7:30PMKOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand - ups and the best MC. Line up includes Paul Myrehaug and Geoff Norcott, with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £5 - £21KOMEDIA The Maydays Confessions Award-winning improv comedians and their awe-inspiring musician cre-ate this improvised show using only their wits and audience confessions. 8PM £8 - £10 (Studio)QUADRANT Funny Side Up One of Brighton’s favourite comedy nights. Expect the usual fun filled atmosphere in the company of some of Brighton’s best comics. Hosted by Ade Foiadelli 8PM

FRIDAY 6KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up includes Rhys James, Holly Walsh, The Noise Next Door with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £16.50 - £28.50

SATURDAY 7KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up inclueds John Fothergill, Paul Myrehaug, The Noise Next Door with MC Stephen Grant 7PM &10:30PM £5 - £34KOMEDIA The Maydays Pres Tonight’s Top Story Award-

winning improv comedy improvised using local news stories cut out by you, the audience, just minutes before curtain time! 8PM £10 - £12.50 (Studio)

SUNDAY 8KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up inclueds Paul Myrehaug, Jeff Leach, The Noise Next Door with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £5 - £21Monday 9thKOMEDIA Brighton Com-edy Festival Pres Squawker Awards Heats Brighton’s very own new act competi-tion returns with a series of heats 8PM £6

TUESDAY 10KOMEDIA Charity Chuckle Goes Digital! with David Trent, Nathan Penlington, Joseph Morpurgo, Phil Lucas 8PM £7 - £9

THURSDAY 12KOMEDIA The Noise Next Door’s Comedy Lock-In Brighton’s own comedy super-show of cutting edge improv from the guys in ties! 8PM £10 - £19

FRIDAY 13KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up includes Loretta Maine, Pete Johansson, Joe Bor with MC Maff Brown 8PM £16.50 - £28.50

SATURDAY 14THKOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up inclueds Loretta Maine, Pete Johansson, Joe Bor with MC Stephen Grant 7PM &10:30PM £5 - £34

SUNDAY 15KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up inclueds Loretta Maine, Pete Johansson, Diane Spencer, John Hastings with MC Ste-phen Grant 8PM £5 - £21THEATRE ROYAL Ardal O’Hanlon Father Ted star, Ardal O’Hanlon is delighted to present his latest stand up show for 2013. The style is observational, the subject matter is life itself, and the default expression is one of utter disbelief! 8PM £22.90 - £24.90

TUESDAY 17HAMPTON Comedy Hamster Hosted by Dan Fardell 8PMKOMEDIA Brighton Com-edy Festival Pres Squawker Awards Heats Brighton’s very own new act competi-tion returns with a series of heats 8PM £6

WEDNESDAY 18KOMEDIA Andrew Lawrence: There Is No Escape Andrew Lawrence presents his latest stand-up show of all new material. 8PM £13 - £15

THURSDAY 19BRIGHTON DOME, CON-CERT HALL Brighton Com-edy Festival, David Johnson & John Mackay Pres Stewart Lee Much A-Stew About Nothing 8PM £21KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand - ups and the best MC.See website for line-up with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £5 - £21

FRIDAY 20BRIGHTON DOME, CON-CERT HALL Brighton Com-edy Festival, David Johnson & John Mackay Pres Stewart Lee Much A-Stew About Nothing 8PM £21KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Daniel Sloss, Keith Farnan, Jarlath Regan with MC Silky 8PM £16.50 - £28.50

SATURDAY 21KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up inclueds Daniel Sloss, Keith Farnan, Jarlath Regan with MC Stephen Grant 7PM &10:30PM £5 - £34

SUNDAY 22KOMEDIA Terry Garoghan; The Auntie Flo Slide Show Terry will be accompanied by his wry sense of humour and the amazing cello of Miss Angie Wilson. 1PM £10KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up inclueds Daniel Sloss, Keith Farnan, Abi Roberts with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £5 - £21

TUESDAY 24KOMEDIA Robert Newman’s New Theory of Evolution Comedian, journalist, novelist and activist 8PM £10 - £12.50KOMEDIA Brighton Comedy

Festival presents Squawker Awards Heats The Squawk-ers are back! Brighton’s very own new act competition returns with a series of heats throughout September 8PM £6

THURSDAY 26KOMEDIA Ali Cook: Prin-ciples & Decisions Star of Dirty Tricks (Ch 4) and Mon-key Magic (Five), Ali Cook returns with his own brand of awe-inspiring magic and breath-taking illusion. 8PM £10 - £12 (Studio)KOMEDIA Comic Boom The best rising stars of UK comedy plus headliner Mike Wozniak. 8PM £5 - £9

FRIDAY 27KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up includes Rob Deering, Mandy Knight, Stu Goldsmith with Stephen Grant 8PM £16.50 - £28.50KOMEDIA Brian Appleton’s History of the World in 3 Darts Selly Oak’s man-rock musicologist takes to the road with a new tour. Cre-ated by the man behind John Shuttleworth, Graham Fel-lows. 8PM £10 - £12 (Studio)

SATURDAY 28KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up inclueds Rob Deering, Mandy Knight, Stu Goldsmith with Stephen Grant 7PM &10:30PM £5 - £34KOMEDIA Funny Women: Brighton Nights This month’s Brighton Nights will feature a fantastic mix of new comedy and some Funny Women favourites 8PM £8 - £10 (Studio)

SUNDAY 29KOMEDIA Krater Comedy Club 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MC. Line up inclueds Rob Deering, 2 Acts tbc with MC Stephen Grant 8PM £5 - £21KOMEDIA Francesca Marti-nez: What The F**k Is Nor-mal?! What happens when you’re branded ‘abnormal’, in a world obsessed with normality? This show is Fran-cesca’s defiant, insightful and fascinating answer 8PM £12.50 (Studio)

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Brighton Japan Festival returns for a fifth year this September, bigger and better than ever. This city-wide celebration of Japanese culture takes place in some of Brighton’s most prestigious venues, and aims to bring both traditional and modern Japanese Art and Cultureto Brighton, from taiko drumming and beautiful theatre, to the cutting-edge sub-culture of Gothic Lolita fashion and Cosplay. So lets take a look at a just a small sample of what’s on offer this year…

On Sun 8, at the Festival’s pop-up venue Japan City in Old Steine Gardens, whisky expert Dave Broom will be inviting you to try some of the best whiskies produced on the planet, matching each with a tasting menu specially created by MOSHIMO’s chefs.

Cinema plays a big part in Japanese culture, so what else are you going to do on Fri 13 in Old Steine Gardens? Brighton Japan will be presenting two of the most notorious horror films ever made: Takashi Miike’s haunting Audition, and a brand new digitally re-mastered version of the late 80’s cult classic, Tsukamoto’s Tetsuo (The Iron Man).

There’s a High Culture Night, on Mon 16, at Japan City. This Supper Club evening, steeped in the best of Japanese high culture, brings together classical and traditional Japanese music, work from one of the most famous calligraphy artists in Japan, a rare Cherry Blossom tea brought over especially for the event and a five course menu created for the evening by Brighton’s MOSHIMO restaurant.

Old Steine Gardens will be transformed into a digital playground on the Tues 17 Sept, when Brighton Japan Festival and the Brighton Digital Festival join forces to create Digital Playground, a platform for the digital creators and entrepreneurs of tomorrow. Games and tech developers get a chance to discuss business opportunities in digital media and even pitch for investment to some of the most famous names in the industry, including Ian Livingstone, Bill Liao and Fred Hasson.

Fri 20 offers something for all the family in the wonderful ambience of the Old Steine Gardens. Two favourite Studio Ghibli films: Ponyo, and the Oscar-winning Spirited Away.

Sat 21 – Sun 22 Sept sees the Matsuri Weekend. Only five years ago, a small one-day Matsuri festival took place in front of Brighton’s MOSHIMO restaurant in Bartholomew Square. This big-hearted celebration of all things Japanese has something for everyone to enjoy. Taiko drumming, Japanese Rock, Geisha and Sumo on stilts, traditional Okinawan dancers, Shakuhachi and Shamisen players and Enka singers, Kimono dressing workshops, Origami classes, and traditional Japanese children’s games. All of it gathered round the best Japanese street food and drink you could ever hope for.

Sun 22 also sees theatre group A Thousand Cranes bring their delightful show, Tales from Old Japan, down to Brighton Dome Studio Theatre. Three enchanting Japanese stories are brought to life through Puppetry and Music. Wonder at magnificent Mount Iwate (which blew hot and cold!), the humble woodcutter and his beautiful, but strange, bride and the snorting, burping Ogre of Rashomon Gate.

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JOSEPHThe fabulous Claire Sweeney and John Thomson appear in September in the Rain, when it comes to Theatre Royal on Mon 07 - Sat 12 Sept.Written by John Godber, regarded as second only to Shakespeare and Ayckbourn, September in the Rain drew heavily on his grandparents’ relationship.The play charts the life of an older Yorkshire couple, as they cross the Pennines to Blackpool on an annual holiday. It tells the touching and funny story of a marriage through a lifetime of holidays together, recalling a golden age of donkey rides, saucy postcards and knotted hankies. www.atgtickets.com/brighton

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WEDNESDAY 4MARLBOROUGH Phone Whore A slice-of-life comedy/drama, Phone Whore invites audiences in for an unflinching look at taboo, fantasy, and the place of “deviant” desires in society today. 8PM £8 - £10

THURSDAY 5MARLBOROUGH Phone Whore A slice-of-life comedy/drama, Phone Whore invites audiences in for an unflinching look at taboo, fantasy, and the place of “deviant” desires in society today. 8PM £8 - £10

SUNDAY 8EMPORIUM The Silent Movie Experience. Experience silent movies like never before with David Watts. 3PM £8/10/£32 family ticket.EMPORIUM Morlington Mysteries. Solve the crime and win a bottle of bubbly! 7.30PM £30.00 inc. Three course meal & drink on arrival.THEATRE ROYAL Blofeld and Baxter: Memories of Test Match Special two of the titans of UK cricket with a side-splitting show full of memories from within the Test Match Special commentary boxes all over the world. The fun spills out from the globe’s most famous grounds to taxis, buses,

beaches, deserts and hotels. 7:30PM £21.90

MONDAY 9BRIGHTON DOME, CORN EX-CHANGE Improbable’s Devoted and Disgruntled Roadshow This year, we’re back on the road, trav-elling to new places and bringing you the opportunity to be part of a national network of practitioners and audiences. Devoted and Disgruntled uses Open Space technology which gives anyone the chance to propose a starting point for discussion 10AM £5THEATRE ROYAL Go Back for Murder Now in its eighth thrilling year, the Agatha Christie Theatre Company presents a production of the queen of crime’s classic Go Back For Murder. 7:45PM £11.90 - £35.40

TUESDAY 10THEATRE ROYAL Go Back for Murder Now in its eighth thrilling year, the Agatha Christie Theatre Company presents a production of the queen of crime’s classic Go Back For Murder. 7:45PM £11.90 - £35.40

WEDNESDAY 11EMPORIUM Have a Word - Arts / Literary / Performance night showcasing the work of artists and writers. 7:45PM £6THEATRE ROYAL Go Back for Murder Now in its eighth thrilling year, the Agatha Christie Theatre Company presents a production of the queen of crime’s classic Go Back For Murder. 7:45PM £11.90 - £35.40

THURSDAY 12MARLBOROUGH Coward Leonard Marlowe (a fictional figure), arrives at Noël Coward’s swank London apartment for an audition, only to find that the part Noël has in mind for him is as amorous as it is theatrical. 7:30PM £6.50 - £8.50THEATRE ROYAL Go Back for Murder Now in its eighth thrilling year, the Agatha Christie Theatre Company presents a production of the queen of crime’s classic Go Back For Murder. 2:30PM & 7:45PM £11.90 - £35.40

FRIDAY 13MARLBOROUGH Coward Leonard Marlowe (a fictional figure), arrives at Noël Coward’s swank London apartment for an audition, only to find that the part Noël has in mind for him is as amorous as it

is theatrical. 7:30PM £6.50 - £8.50THEATRE ROYAL Go Back for Murder Now in its eighth thrilling year, the Agatha Christie Theatre Company presents a production of the queen of crime’s classic Go Back For Murder. 7:45PM £11.90 - £35.40

SATURDAY 14BRIGHTON DOME, STUDIO THEATRE Jonathan Kay Know One’s Fool Throw open the doors to your imagination in an evening of fooling, improvisation and per-formance in the company of a 21st century master fool. Jonathan Kay can carry off just about anything in the moment to create theatre on the hoof. 8:30PM £10 - £12MARLBOROUGH Coward Leonard Marlowe (a fictional figure), arrives at Noël Coward’s swank London apartment for an audition, only to find that the part Noël has in mind for him is as amorous as it is theatrical. 7:30PM £6.50 - £8.50MARLBOROUGH The Worst of Scottee Scottee encounters past flames, ex-friends and people who no longer like him in an attempt to find out where he went wrong. ‘witty and accessible, frightening and wondrous in equal measure’ 8PM £6.50 - £8.50THEATRE ROYAL Go Back for Murder Now in its eighth thrilling

GO BACK FOR MURDERA brand new production of the classic Go Back For Murder will visit Theatre Royal from Mon 9 – Sat 14 Sept.Starring Liza Goddard, Sophie Ward, Robert Duncan, Gary Mavers, Lysette Anthony and Ben Nealon, this is a classic whodunit from the pen of the great Dame Agatha Christie.Suspects, secrets, and suspense abound as Carla Le Marchant has to live with a disturbing family secret; her mother, Caroline Crale, died in prison whilst serving life for killing her husband.But Carla becomes obsessed, determined to clear her mother’s name, after finding a letter that claims the woman’s innocence.www.atgtickets.com/brighton

BIRDYEnter the wild world of Wildheart and Lyric, in Birdy at The Old Market on Fri 27 Sept. This thrilling, fast paced adventure combines physical mayhem, comedy and live original music, in a love story that skips brazenly past the ‘happy ever after’ and laughs joyously at the absurdity of real life. A world famous Chanteuse called Birdy and a hopeless young Illusionist fall passionately in love, but with the birth of their first child, the spotlight suddenly shifts. Birdy must face the perils of domesticity and motherhood, and fight to keep her love, passion and ambition alive. www.theoldmarket.com

SEPTEMBER IN THE RAINHaving enjoyed sensational reviews, Bill Kenwright’s production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s sparkling musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, illuminates Theatre Royal on Tue 24 - Sat 28 Sept.Retelling the story of Joseph, a lad that never gives up hope, his 11 brothers and the coat of many colours, this magical musical is full of unforgettable songs including Those Canaan Days, Any Dream Will Do and Close Every Door to Me. The production, with its family-friendly storyline, universal themes and catchy music, has been enjoying huge success across the country, with standing ovations at every performance. www.atgtickets.com/brighton

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year, the Agatha Christie Theatre Company presents a production of the queen of crime’s classic Go Back For Murder. 2:30PM & 7:45PM £11.90 - £35.40

SUNDAY 15BRIGHTON DOME, STUDIO THEATRE Jonathan Kay Know One’s Fool Throw open the doors to your imagination in an evening of fooling, improvisation and per-formance in the company of a 21st century master fool. Jonathan Kay can carry off just about anything in the moment to create theatre on the hoof. 8:30PM £10 - £12EMPORIUM The Silent Movie Experience. Experience silent movies like never before with David Watts. 3PM £8/10

MONDAY 16BRIGHTON DOME, THE NIGHTIN-GALE Firecracker Youth Theatre Hydrocracker are a renowned theatre company and Brighton Dome Associate Artists who have worked with RSC, the National Theatre, The Royal Court, Shake-speare’s Globe and many more including TV and radio 5PM & 7PM £100

WEDNESDAY 18THEATRE ROYAL Grandpa in my Pocket: Teamwork! Sunnysands Pirate, Horatio Heave Ho takes Jason and Jemima on a pirate ad-venture in search of treasure. But when things go wrong, it’s time for Grandpa to put on his Shrink-ing Cap and save the day. It’s Teamwork! 7PM £11.40 - £17.90

THURSDAY 19THEATRE ROYAL Grandpa in my Pocket: Teamwork! Sunnysands Pirate, Horatio Heave Ho takes Jason and Jemima on a pirate adventure in search of treasure.

But when things go wrong, it’s time for Grandpa to put on his Shrinking Cap and save the day. It’s Teamwork! 11AM & 5PM £11.40 - £17.90

FRIDAY 20THEATRE ROYAL Grandpa in my Pocket: Teamwork! Sunnysands Pirate, Horatio Heave Ho takes Jason and Jemima on a pirate adventure in search of treasure. But when things go wrong, it’s time for Grandpa to put on his Shrinking Cap and save the day. It’s Teamwork! 5PM £11.40 - £17.90

SATURDAY 21EMPORIUM Mr Pineapple Head. This delightful and funny clown show combines a good old fashioned childrens entertainer with modern visual comedy. 3.00PM £7 Adults £5 ChildrenTHEATRE ROYAL Grandpa in my Pocket: Teamwork! Sunnysands Pirate, Horatio Heave Ho takes Jason and Jemima on a pirate adventure in search of treasure. But when things go wrong, it’s time for Grandpa to put on his Shrinking Cap and save the day. It’s Teamwork! 1PM & 5PM £11.40 - £17.90

SUNDAY 22BRIGHTON DOME, STUDIO THE-ATRE A Thousand Cranes Tales From Old Japan Three enchanting Japanese stories are brought to life through puppetry and music. 11:30AM & 2:30PM £5 - £22THEATRE ROYAL Grandpa in my Pocket: Teamwork! Sunnysands Pirate, Horatio Heave Ho takes Jason and Jemima on a pirate adventure in search of treasure. But when things go wrong, it’s time for Grandpa to put on his Shrinking Cap and save the day. It’s Teamwork! 11AM & 3PM £11.40 - £17.90

MONDAY 23BRIGHTON DOME, THE NIGHTIN-GALE Firecracker Youth Theatre Hydrocracker are a renowned the-atre company and Brighton Dome Associate Artists who have worked with RSC, the National Theatre, The Royal Court, Shakespeare’s Globe and many more including TV and radio 5PM & 7PM £100

TUESDAY 24THEATRE ROYAL Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Having enjoyed sensational reviews, Bill Kenwright’s ‘Amazing’, ‘Superb’, ‘Wonderful’ and ‘Brilliant’ production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Web-ber’s sparkling family musical contin-ues to enjoy huge success across the country with standing ovations at every performance 7:45PM £22.90 - £37.90

WEDNESDAY 25THEATRE ROYAL Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Having enjoyed sensational reviews, Bill Kenwright’s ‘Amazing’, ‘Superb’, ‘Wonderful’ and ‘Brilliant’ production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Web-ber’s sparkling family musical contin-ues to enjoy huge success across the country with standing ovations at every performance 2:30PM & 7:45PM £22.90 - £37.90THEATRE ROYAL Skip’s After School Club: Build a Dreamcoat Join Skip for games, drama and help cre-ate a coat of many colours 4PM £5

THURSDAY 26THEATRE ROYAL Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Having enjoyed sensational reviews, Bill Kenwright’s ‘Amazing’, ‘Superb’, ‘Wonderful’ and ‘Brilliant’ production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Web-ber’s sparkling family musical contin-ues to enjoy huge success across the country with standing ovations

at every performance 2:30PM & 7:45PM £22.90 - £37.90

FRIDAY 27MARLBOROUGH Goblin Market Christina Rossetti’s darkly sensuous poem, accompanied by masked play and puppetry, with an improvised soundscape and a backdrop of ab-stract film, all weaving a dreamlike spell. 8PM £6.50 - £8.50THEATRE ROYAL Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Having enjoyed sensational reviews, Bill Kenwright’s ‘Amazing’, ‘Superb’, ‘Wonderful’ and ‘Brilliant’ produc-tion of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s sparkling family musical continues to enjoy huge success across the country with standing ovations at every performance 5PM & 8PM £22.90 - £37.90

SATURDAY 28EMPORIUM Arias by Candlelight. A sumptuous evening of arias as we present an international Opera singer each month providing a beautiful soundtrack to supper and drinks in our candle lit Church set-ting. 7:30PM £29.50MARLBOROUGH Goblin Market Christina Rossetti’s darkly sensuous poem, accompanied by masked play and puppetry, with an improvised soundscape and a backdrop of ab-stract film, all weaving a dreamlike spell. 8PM £6.50 - £8.50THEATRE ROYAL Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Having enjoyed sensational reviews, Bill Kenwright’s ‘Amazing’, ‘Superb’, ‘Wonderful’ and ‘Brilliant’ produc-tion of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s sparkling family musical continues to enjoy huge success across the country with standing ovations at every performance 2PM, 5PM & 8PM £22.90 - £37.90


FILMA CRITIC ON THE COAST: AMY SIMMONS

By Wayne Imms

Amy Simmons is a Brighton-based film critic and a freelance writer. She graduated from Middlesex University six years ago with a First Class Honours in Film Studies. Since then Amy has worked largely as a reviewer. She has reviewed films for Time Out London, the British Film Institute’s renowned Sight &Sound magazine, and Little White Lies. She is currently writing a book on controversial director Lars von Trier’s Antichrist for Auteur Publishing’s Devil’s Advocates series. Like me, Amy recognises the significance of the 70s for the film landscape and we share a fondness for some of the decade’s classic horrors.

What springs to mind as a particularly memorable early cinema-going experience?

As a child, the unforeseen killing of Bambi’s mother was traumatic enough, but the overwhelming experience of watching Spielberg’s E.T. at the cinema in 1982 left me emotionally shattered. It’s a beautifully crafted story about childhood, loneliness and growing up. The atmosphere and nostalgia it evokes is almost indescribably beautiful and after thirty years it is still an exciting and deeply moving masterpiece. It’s a testament to the absolute magic of cinema.

When and why did you decide to become a film critic?

I became seriously interested in film criticism during my Film Studies degree at Middlesex University in 2004. I was fortunate enough to have a teacher who encouraged my writing and advised me to contact various publications. After spending six invaluable months studying journalism in New York, I came back to London and embarked on an internship at Time Out. Through sheer dogged persistence I finally got the opportunity to review for their DVD film section in 2007.

In your view, what makes a good film critic, and what is a decent review really supposed to do?

A good film critic should have a general understanding about the history of film and the art of filmmaking. Typically, criticism is understood as a means of description, interpretation, and evaluation, what a film is, what it means, and whether it is worth it. I think it’s essential to develop a voice and be passionate about your opinions, but it’s also important to hone critical skills, so that your own judgment is as organised and coherent as possible. Writers should always write to illuminate, not to confuse.

What’s the best part of being a film critic – and the worst?

Having spent years watching and learning about films, I get immense joy from turning people on to a good movie they might not have seen. I like to feel that critics are in the business of sorting through everything to find the films that are truly special. To watch movies is to try and comprehend the world around us, and if people get interested in my reflections it makes me even happier. On the down side, you would be surprised to learn how little film criticism pays. Most critics have another part-time or full-time job. Those who manage to make film writing their sole occupation often scrape to get by, but, in my experience, most critics are far more interested in gaining kudos over financial reward.

There’s a saying that music critics are failed musicians. Could that also apply to film critics?

Personally, I can say without fear of contradiction, that this is the job I wanted. Perhaps one day I will get to finish the feeble screenplay I’ve written, but I do not fancy myself as a screenwriter or director. They have their skill sets and I have mine.


Do you have a favourite film or a favourite genre?

It’s impossible for me to pick a favourite film, but as a horror movie buff and a fan of the genre, I would say that Jaws, Carrie, Halloween, The Exorcist and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre stand out as seminal masterpieces. For me, the 70s was the decade that re-defined film-making and set benchmarks that are still adhered to today.

Describe your passion for film. For you, what makes it such a powerful medium?

Film has been a constant in my life but the passion was ignited at university, where I was exposed to areas of cinema that I had never before fully appreciated. I immersed myself in avant-garde and experimental films and the revolutionary movements of Italian Neo-Realism and the French New Wave. I also discovered that it wasn’t enough for me to simply watch films; I needed to write about them. Despite the beating cinema has taken from the pursuit of technology in recent years, I feel that film will always retain some of its sublime power, if held in the right creative hands.

Sum up what makes Brighton special for people like you, with an interest in film.

Brighton is a fantastic location for film enthusiasts. The Duke of York’s, the oldest operating cinema in Britain, regularly screens art-house, independent, foreign language, cult and classic films. Brighton also has its own annual film festival, Cine-City, which celebrates film every October, and a great horror film festival, Frighten Brighton, which takes place in August. I also had the great pleasure

of watching Jaws on a magnificent 100 square ft screen on the beach last summer. For me, Brighton is an exceptional place which feeds creativity, and residents support the arts in a way that other cities frantically try to imitate, but rarely succeed at.

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BRIGHTON DIGITAL FESTIVAL

MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT

Brighton Digital Festival will present a specially created Charity Chuckle stand-up comedy night. Award nominee David Trent, TV personality Nathan Penlington, Joseph Morpurgo and Phil Lucas will marry comedy with digital at the Komedia on 10 September.

Leading writers, producers and presenters arriving this September also include broadcaster, satirist and journalist Charlie Brooker, who will talk at the Komedia Duke of York’s following an exclusive screening of Black Mirror. New this year is The Rise and Fall Of Geo Goynes, an outdoor, interactive event from Root Experience that combines digital technology and theatre. Members of the public will be guided on a journey across the city for the ultimate real life gaming experience. The games start at The Old Market and will be held on 28 and 29 September.

Shlomo, the world record-holding beatboxer who has worked with the likes of Björk, Damon Albarn and Jarvis Cocker, will explore the art and science of geekdom, gadgets and the music of the human voice at The Brighton Dome on 27 September in Shlomo: Human Geekbox. The returning Faulty Sound & AV Night offers a relaxed and intriguing selection of performances from local and international musicians and AV artists who use digital technology to explore sound and visuals in their live performances. This free to enter event will be held at Mrs Fitzherberts on 9 September.

Throughout the month of September the Brighton Digital Festival, a diverse celebration of digital culture, takes over the city with 140 events and more than 25,000 visitors. This year’s eclectic programme promises something for all interests, from cutting edge art installations to 48-hour hackathons. Here’s a sneak peak at some of this year’s highlights.

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BRIGHTON DIGITAL FESTIVAL

ART AND LITERARY EXHIBITIONS

Brighton Digital Festival 2013 also offers an extensive (and mostly free) exhibition programme including pioneering digital artist William Latham and his Mutator 1 + 2 exhibition at Phoenix Brighton from 7 September. Internationally renowned artist Timo Arnall will also reveal the invisible infrastructure making up our technological world in Immaterials from 5 September at Lighthouse.

Brighton Digital Festival will host another internationally renowned (Brighton based) artist Simon Wilkinson and his atmospheric live AV performance in The Sound of the Wind in the Trees at The Old Market on 5 September, followed by an artist Q&A.

The show features haunting large screen projections and a live soundtrack built around a collection of poignant micro-interviews with people from earlier generations about how they make sense of our common human predicament: that we are standing on a ball which is floating through space and we don’t know why. This version will feature contributions from several Brighton and Hove residents. TECH-TASTIC

True to its name, Brighton Digital Festival also has much to offer the city’s tech-lovers, including the DigBig Data Storytelling: The Global Financial Crisis & Recovery hackathon. This event will feature a group of artists, software developers and data scientists coming together for a 48-hour hackathon to try and shed some light on the global financial crisis and the recession that it caused.

Participants will be asked to use digital and physical graphics and art to publically display their findings on 21 September at the University of Brighton Grand Parade Gallery.

For more information on all events throughout September and the full Brighton Digital Festival programme, go to www.brightondigitalfestival.co.uk.

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A visit to the residence of a ground-breaking computer artist encourages your imagination to run wild. We expected William Latham’s home to be a hi-tech environment, possibly filled with banks of computer screens, hastily scribbled notes concerning world domination or a robotic housemaid catering for his every need.

The reality was a normal home in a quiet Hove side street, albeit one filled with incredible computer-generated images, our host having to make drinks for us without an automaton’s aiding, whilst watching out for the arrival of an AA man.In 1987 Latham started working for IBM in their Advanced Computer Graphics and Visualisation Division, where he started collaborating with mathematician Stephen Todd, to develop computer code that mutated and evolved simple forms. “They had a group of people that included molecular scientists, archaeologists and heart surgeons, in fact they did the first renderings of the human heart,” he tells us. “It was a mixture, like a renaissance situation, bringing people together with different disciplines and IBM programmers to work with them.”

The fruit of this project was Latham’s Mutator code, a program which imitates the evolutionary process. It literally breeds three-dimensional shapes, based upon the instruction of the user. “The software was pretty rudimental. There were no PC’s, Photoshop was just emerging, but in terms of doing graphics there was nothing you could really use.”What Latham had created was carefully ordered surrealist art. In a virtual life laboratory he controlled a replica natural world, generating unique hybrid forms, the finished images looking much like alien plant forms, or exotic viruses. The emergence of the Zippies, a new cultural movement that embraced emerging technology, communication and electronic music, meant that Latham’s output had an eager and knowledgeable audience in the Nineties. His art was exhibited extensively throughout the Rave scene, and Techno-popsters The Shamen, who themselves eventually developed a computer process that converted human DNA prints into music, featured his art on record sleeves. “I always tried to position myself where the most interesting stuff was happening.”

Now the best of his work, from the last three decades, is about to be displayed at Phoenix Gallery, as part of the Brighton Digital Festival. This establishment is a hub for the City’s ground breaking artists, and provides a fitting venue for a show as leftfield as Latham’s.

To link together his work Latham has created a large scale Retro-Form Synth drawing directly on the gallery’s walls. For those wishing to delve deeper into mixing the technological and the organic, there’s workshops, talks and film screenings to inspire any budding cyber-artist.

His approach to art clearly changes the nature of the artist’s contribution. Here technical ability isn’t as important as a clear understanding of the aesthetic experience. The closer you look at them, the more you notice the incredible detail and patterns that form the images. These aren’t just random swathes of colour… these forms really have been grown.The more vociferous of Latham’s critics argue that his creations are simply corporate-sponsored random computer graphics, implying that he’s betrayed his conventional Fine Art training. “Ultimately Fine Art is driven by something you can sell. If I can make ten million of these images, it undermines the idea of a unique image.”

Now his program has evolved itself, to work within a simple browser, enabling the home user to generate stunning images for themselves. He’s also working on a crowd-sourced puzzle game that will contribute to cracking the problems of protein folding, and creating a series of games with practical applications in Neuroscience, with the aim of delaying onset of disease like Alzheimer’s. “I think what’s finally happening is the Science community’s realising games can have benefits. The idea’s really interesting, we’re now working at the frontiers of knowledge.”

Mutator 1 + 2 is at Phoenix Brighton, on Sat 7 Sept – Sun 13 Oct, 2013

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METAL MADE FLESHIt has been several months since we last spoke to the creator of the Cyberpunk Science Fiction comic series, ‘Metal Made Flesh’, back when Simeon Aston (illustrator & creator) and his colleague Jeremy Biggs (writer) were set to release the first edition. Now making headway on the comic scene with their first release ‘FLESH’ I was very curious to check in and see what lies ahead for Metal Made Flesh… and what better time ahead of Japan festival this month. Meeting in the rather appropriate Cyberdog in North Laine, we delved into the title launch FLESH and discussed what was on the horizon for this exceptionally talented duo as they embark on their futuristic novella series.

“Well I guess it all started with a brief encounter at the MCM Comic Con in London over a year ago, where I met Jeremy,” explains Simeon. “YES” Jeremy promptly says, “I saw the artwork and was instantly engaged, I could see the concept and wanted to help build on the overall storyline and plot, helping it evolve over time. “I loved the Sci-Fi aspect and was something I wanted do for years, but found it hard to create on a visual scale. Simeon’s work just blew me away”.

Jeremy, also a very talented illustrator in his own right, has his own comic magazine out called Bearlands; a zombie-slaying bear riding a motorcycle, smoking cigars and wielding a samurai sword! Bears killing zombie bears…what more could you want?

Metal Made Flesh, is split into three 24 page stories; Metal, Made and Flesh. Each have a main character with their own individual strengths and personality traits, all centred on being mercenaries/assassins (contract killers for hire) with dramatically different personalities and scenarios from each other. “There’s a story behind each character, where you see the transition, from human to their future cybernetic self or mutation, through genetic upgrades or misfortunes,” explains Simeon. “For example one of the lead characters is a serial killer placed in the artificial shell of a child, produced for TV”. “There’s a certain dark satire throughout, which is what me and Jeremy always set out from the beginning. Finding the balance with visuals and storyline, whilst making it a believable future”.

What’s next for Metal Made Flesh? “Well the kickstarter event in October will be the next major step for us,” says Jeremy. “We’ll be releasing all three comics at the Expo to help gain as much interest as possible, with the overall aim of expanding out into shops across UK, and America at a later date. With the possibility of creating it into a franchise that will allow other story writers and illustrators to have an input, as long as they stick to our production bible. Keep your eyes out for the comic series coming to a shop near you!”

For fans of comic novels and cyberpunk art, I would highly recommend checking out their latest comic production; FLESH, which is a fantastic read coupled with ridiculously amazing visuals. You can purchase a copy of FLESH online at www.metalmadeflesh.com

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22 Gaeng Panaeng Rich dry red curry with coconut milk, avoured with lime leavesChicken £7.95 Beef, Prawns or Duck £8.50

42 Plaad Raad PrikFried �sh, avoured with fresh chilli and basil leaves in a spicy sauceSalmon or Fillet of Sea Bass £11.95

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It’s heating up in central Brighton this month, as Fiery Foods UK Chilli Festival 2013 hits Victoria Gardens, on Fri 20 – Sun 22 Sept.

Started in 2005 by local legend Chilli Pepper Pete Seymour, the Festival is a celebration of the most potent of all fruits. Fundamental in bringing the best Chillies to the nation’s kitchens, Pete sadly passed away just before last year’s event, but the demand for the Festival’s return was so great, that it’s coming back to spice up lives once again.Featuring a colossal amount of stalls, it’s selling almost any Chilli-based product the mind can imagine. If you’re in too much of a hurry to get your Chilli fix to actually go home and cook for yourself, there’re plenty of hot food stands on hand to provide treats of the hottest order.

The event traditionally revolves around its many Chilli-themed competitions, where top chefs, and talented amateurs get the chance to show off their skills, and ordinary enthusiast get the chance to display their Chilli love.

Sunday’s Amateur Sauce Contest is for those of you who make the best chilli sauce in the world, and now is your chance to enter and let the professionals judge your product.

The Human vs Fire contest on Friday is a fiery feast where the points are in scovilles, and points mean ... pain and fame, well pain mostly. This festival would not be possible without the wonderful Chilli companies around the country, and the National Chilli Awards on Saturday celebrates the UK Chilli industry. Come and support your favourite chilli company! Date: Saturday 21st September

There are also various BBQ competitions held by the International BBQ Network and the UK Chilli Cook-Off, so why not get down there and show off your culinary skills?

If you don’t want to compete yourself, the FFUK chefs are on hand to show you how. Back for a third year is Dany Lamote from Baja California, Mexico bringing you the best in Mexican fusion cooking.

On Saturday up to 15 teams will compete from 11am - 3pm to become the Brighton Chilli Cook-off Champion and qualify for Sunday’s UK Final. Teams have four hours to cook a gallon of chilli from scratch and will be judged by a panel of Chilli experts. All money raised from the Brighton Chilli Cook-off will be donated to Martlets Hospice. The winner of this UK Grand Final will win a trip to Las Vegas, to represent the UK and compete in the Chilli section of the World Food Championships. The prize purse for the Chilli competition is a whopping $25000!

IBQN are running two days of Ready Steady Q®, a fast-paced and fun grilling competition where contestants get 45 minutes to create a dish from mystery ingredients on a gas BBQ. Each contestant is provided with a main ingredient, and may then choose another five ingredients from the festival’s market place.

As part of the National Chilli Awards 2013, the search is on to find chilliheads of a culinary disposition to make their favourite chilli concoction. The winner has the chance to make their product professionally in the Chillipepperpete kitchen and put it on the shelves of Chillipepperpete’s Chilli Shop, which already stocks the sauces of the previous four winners.

The big daddy of all the competitions is, without a doubt, FFUK’s Infamous Chilli-eating Contest. – Regular competitors (some might say maniacs) Reuben, Daniel and Andy the Hat take food-based pain to the furthest reaches of the chillisphere on Saturday.

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Yum Yum Ninja may sound like the ramblings of a demented shinobi, but in fact it’s the name of a rather funky restaurant located in Meeting House Lane. The front courtyard lined with bamboo trees, minimalist black wood and canvas made me feel like Lucy Lui was going to jump out at any moment a la Kill Bill. Luckily for me she didn’t, as I was hungry, and everybody knows you can’t even think of pulling out any ninja moves on an empty stomach.

After a very nice glass of red (Borsao Garnacha, £5.25) in the courtyard, we were led into the restaurant. Again, this was a sleek but more ostensibly kooky operation: minimalism and tradition dominated, but there were a multitude of birdcages dotted around to add a ‘Brighton edge’ to the starkness. We were seated at the sushi bar, which I would implore others to try… it’s the equivalent of the chef’s table in that you see the inner workings of the restaurant, but let’s face it, the sushi bar element adds a whole load of cool.

We started our meal with a complimentary dish of pickled cucumber, with prawn and squid ink crisps. These were suitably impressive and made me feel that maybe, just maybe, we were about to get something really quite special. We followed this with the Chef’s Mixed Sashimi (£10.95), which was excellent. As I mentioned to the chef, with sashimi there is nowhere to hide (only the freshest will suffice) and this was really first class. We opted next for

a couple of the tapas-sized dishes, affectionately labelled ‘family-style’, that were really impressive. The Prawn Har Kouw (£3.95) combined perfectly cooked and robust prawns with a rather delicate dumpling encasement. The Ninja Bun (£3.75) enveloped double cooked pork belly, plum sauce and spring onions- it was such a sexy little bun I started to wonder if maybe Brad Pitt may be lurking inside. Ninja slow braised beef rib sticks (£5.95 for 3) came next. These were exceptional, unctuous examples of brilliant cooking - the beef fell off the stick; dripping with a sauce heavy in shallots, garlic, oyster chicken sauce. I will dream about these beauties for a good while to come!

The Beef Tataki (£9.95) was sublime… rare beef and the zingy ponzo dipping sauce were perfect together. The Tom yum goong salad (£8.50) was a rather clever deconstruction of the classic, whereby lime gel artfully encircled oyster mushrooms and gargantuan tiger prawns. We finished with A Taste of Yum Yum Desserts (£9.95) which were everything that I would want from the end of my meal… beauty, subtlety and above all, they were really tasty. I quite like having a bad word to say about a place, but with Yum Yum Ninja I would struggle. So maybe, and rather fittingly, my last word will be ‘yum’.

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Brighton Burger, Market StreetGenerally, Brighton Burger’s ingredients are locally sourced from Sussex-based suppliers. The Bruised Pig is what I opted for. This burger consisted of blue cheese, bacon, mushrooms, lettuce, red onions and mayo. There was a wonderful waft, whilst eagerly waiting for it to be cooked by Julian, the proprietor. He clearly takes pride in his work, with lots of passion. The burger arrived with a soft Tiger bread bun, which was filled to the brim with its mouth-watering contents, upon a thick wooden board. The meat itself was thick and very tasty, topped with well cooked mushrooms and covered in cheese. To me, no burger is quite complete without cheese. This cheese didn’t disappoint; it was strong and delicious. It was a real bargain of a burger, just £4 and well worth it. Everything from Brighton Burgers costs the same. There’s such a wide range on the menu, which includes twelve different and delightful looking burgers. Until visiting Brighton Burger, I don’t recall ever having a better burger.

Lucky Beach, Kings Road ArchesLucky Beach is a fairly new restaurant, found between the two piers. It’s a splendid location, with a great view, rather an ideal setting for the summer by the sea. Their menu consists of seven burgers, using what’s known as “dry-aged” beef. This means that it has been left to hang or placed on racks for several weeks, resulting in retaining natural flavour and tenderisation of the meat’s texture. Lucky Beach’s burgers range from their Classic burger, to David Van Day, named after the former Dollar singer and local celebrity, rather known for having run a burger van. I had the pleasure of devouring the latter burger. The David Van Day included a double-beef patty, blue cheese, Lucky Beach’s own mayo, onions, shredded lettuce and ketchup, all in a brioche bun. It was accompanied by fries, which cost extra, but they were really good and fairly thick. The burger itself was definitely decent, very tasty. The content within the dark brown bun which was sprinkled with sesame seeds was brimming with goodness. It was enhanced by the nice, rather crispy lettuce and by the mayo. The burger was certainly pricey at £7.25, although it’s great for a treat and ultimately very satisfying.

Burger Brothers, North RoadAt the time of writing, Burger Brothers has been open for a couple of months and is already proving very popular. The brothers, although they’re not actually real brothers, both work long hours with a great deal of passion. From their wide selection, I had a Bennetton Burger. This includes Exford and Tebbutt Blue Stilton, Portobello Mushroom, Pancetta, Wasabi Mayo, caramelised onions and Balsamic vinegar. The burger was enhanced by delicious hot chilli sauce, made by a friend of the “brothers” from a secret recipe. It was all contained, overflowing with the mayo, within a nice soft bun dotted with sesame seeds. Although certainly not cheap at £8.50, it was particularly delicious. If you love your burgers, it’s well worth going there to have as an occasional treat. Their excellent chips are among the best I’ve had in a long time; long, fairly crisp and fluffy. They’re made from Maris Piper potatoes, sourced locally from Sussex suppliers. Burger Brothers’ service was great; very friendly and welcoming. Everything about it was highly impressive.

Kensington’s, Kensington StreetI went for the café’s BBQ burger, which costs £6.50. It includes bacon, cheese, onion rings, lettuce and, of course, barbecue sauce. Kensington’s is extremely popular with Brighton-based studious types, due to their bargain deals for them, which includes the burger menu. The place was rammed with lots of the hip and trendy young things. Kensington’s burgers are certainly a speciality of theirs; there are twelve types on the menu, which caters for vegetarians and vegans, as well as meat eaters like me. The burger that rested upon my plate looked amazing. It was quite a tower of goodness, very much oozing with their own tasty barbecue sauce. It was all delicious, including the fairly crispy bacon and the thick meat patty. To have one of these burgers, you do have to particularly like barbecue sauce, as there was lots of it. Kensington’s don’t do things by halves and this delightful BBQ burger was certainly an example of this.

As enjoyable as this was; my visits to various burger joints throughout this great city, it sure wasn’t easy to come up with a winner. Ultimately, it came down to the burger itself, perhaps obviously, and its actual cost. Also, bear in mind that this all represents my own personal opinion, and that, as with my recent Brighton’s Best Breakfast journey, there were only so many outlets that I was able to fit within these pages. They are all well worth checking out and they all have their own Facebook pages. I’m very grateful to each diner and café that provided their hospitality for this adventure.

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The Trolls Pantry, Hobgoblin, London RoadThe increasingly highly popular The Trolls Pantry has existed for around a year and a half. It was created by Paul Clarke and is managed by the young Chloe, who clearly loves her job. It was first based behind the Blind Tiger Bar at the wood store, before moving to the Hobgoblin around six months ago, situated in a corner of the large beer garden, at which, upon stepping into it, I was instantly greeted by the enticing waft. I had their most popular burger, Smoky Mountain, which consisted of a 35 day-aged patty, smoked cheese, rum barbecue sauce, bourbon bacon jam, garlic mayo, sliced beef tomato and lettuce, all within a soft bun, which was baked on the morning of my visit. The meat was locally sourced and the burger’s ingredients made a great combination. The first bite was a delight, as was all of it. The mix of the garlic mayo, the bourbon sauce with the rum barbecue sauce was really enjoyable. Personally, however, I would have liked to have tasted the cheese more. The Troll’s Pantry has a growing army of fans loving their burgers. While there I overheard a satisfied customer say “this is the best burger I’ve ever had.” As well as the Smoky Mountain, other burgers include the memorably named The Minotaur and The Troll’s Stinky Breath. The burgers are certainly expensive, but well worth having if you’re a real burger fan.

Burger Off! Brunswick Street WestMy choice here was the bacon burger; one of the café’s most popular. As well as the obvious element, it contained cheese, tomato and mayo; the most basic that I had on my burger adventure. It costs just £3 and £4.20 for a double one. Everything is reasonably priced, such as the fourteen types of burgers, including their infamous triple XXX hot chilli one, which is for adults only. The burgers actually start from £2.25, for a plain one with onion and ketchup. My bacon burger had plenty of fresh crispy lettuce and the

melted cheese sat between the tasty hot bacon and the patty; all within the lightly toasted bun. It was splendid and good value, although I could have done with more sauce / mayo, as it was a little dry for me. Nick, Burger Off’s owner, has a no-nonsense approach; you get what you get, as it were, with nothing especially fancy, which isn’t really a bad thing. Burger Off is a popular destination, with many loyal customers, tucked away down a side street off the end of Western Road; certainly worth a visit. I’ll go back and have a milk shake next time; they do ten flavours, including chilli!

Burger Kult / Mash Tun– The winner! Church STREET Tucked away upstairs at this pub which is usually filled with Brighton’s hippest young folk is the kitchen which is behind Burger Kult. Usually residing over its grill is Ash, the main chef. The menu has nine options, such as the imaginatively named Tokyo Suicide, Whiplash, Death Melt 3000, Titty Twister and Chuck Satan. It wasn’t easy to decide what to have, as they all seemed so appealing, although I went for Chuck Satan. Within the soft bun was chopped chuck steak burger, maple bacon, caramelised red onion relish, Applewood smoked cheddar and their own apple butter barbecue sauce. I devoured the Chuck Satan while sitting outside on a lovely August afternoon with a refreshing beer. The burger looked superb and indeed it was; such a particularly tasty treat and oozing with its delicious sauces. Although the price is £8.95, it isn’t cheaply priced; although it’s worth it, especially as each burger comes with excellent seasoned fries. Some places’ burgers have too much crammed inside them, with too many varying tastes, but not this one. The burger was highly enjoyable and filling. I loved it. Burger Kult, which has been open for around six months, will sooner than later surely be seen as an institution for Brighton’s burger lovers.

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DOWN1 SET OF CUTLERY FROM CAFETERIA (7)2 WHERE LAWRENCE WENT TO DRINK COLD COFFEE (7)3,9 ARTICLE BY REVOLUTIONARY BISHOP TAKES ON LEADERS OF ORTHODOX CHURCH IN A MEASURE - 21 WROTE IT (3,6,7)4 LOZENGE OBTAINED FROM DOCTOR BY GREEK CHARACTER (5)5 COPPER GETS STUCK IN LARGE CHIMNEY, THE SUCKER (7)6 IN SPEECH, OBSERVE FOOL FOLLOWING 3 (PART 1) IN 21’S WORK (7)7 ENTERPRISE, FOR EXAMPLE, REQUIRING MOSTLY CLEVER CHAPS TO WORK - INCLUDING ONE EGGHEAD (5,7)10 BREAK UP WITH GIRL, TREATING EMOTIONS EXTREMELY CASUALLY (12)15 COMPANY BRIEFLY GETS INVOLVED WITH DODGY STEREOS - AND PROTECTS FENCE? (9)17 SWIMMER IN FROZEN WATER FLOUNDERS PERHAPS (3-4)18 LEADERS OF SOCIETY PARADED HERE TO HOLD A BALL IN OLDEN TIMES (7)19 NOT KNOWING WHERE OUTSPOKEN GIRL IS LEADING (7)20 US CITY’S MANUFACTURING PLANT (7)22 MAKES ONE CROSS? (5)

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DOWN1 SET OF CUTLERY FROM CAFETERIA (7)2 WHERE LAWRENCE WENT TO DRINK COLD COFFEE (7)3,9 ARTICLE BY REVOLUTIONARY BISHOP TAKES ON LEADERS OF ORTHODOX CHURCH IN A MEASURE - 21 WROTE IT (3,6,7)4 LOZENGE OBTAINED FROM DOCTOR BY GREEK CHARACTER (5)5 COPPER GETS STUCK IN LARGE CHIMNEY, THE SUCKER (7)6 IN SPEECH, OBSERVE FOOL FOLLOWING 3 (PART 1) IN 21’S WORK (7)7 ENTERPRISE, FOR EXAMPLE, REQUIRING MOSTLY CLEVER CHAPS TO WORK - INCLUDING ONE EGGHEAD (5,7)10 BREAK UP WITH GIRL, TREATING EMOTIONS EXTREMELY CASUALLY (12)15 COMPANY BRIEFLY GETS INVOLVED WITH DODGY STEREOS - AND PROTECTS FENCE? (9)17 SWIMMER IN FROZEN WATER FLOUNDERS PERHAPS (3-4)18 LEADERS OF SOCIETY PARADED HERE TO HOLD A BALL IN OLDEN TIMES (7)19 NOT KNOWING WHERE OUTSPOKEN GIRL IS LEADING (7)20 US CITY’S MANUFACTURING PLANT (7)22 MAKES ONE CROSS? (5)

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