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- Fishnets used as headgear until the end of May:
So you’ve been down to the Museum of Club Culture haven’t you w...
http://t.co/bDHRJ31F - Drinking in a God box: Bitter about bitter:
A cynical person of my age would say that the Hull Beer and Cider F...
http://t.co/dLtvqkjl - Artists chart the decline of the Industrial North.:
Two artists, one inspirational North East heritage , two di...
http://t.co/6FGPqoIa - Sarah Jenneson Visiting Speaker:
I cannot believe I didn’t see the connection between the use of balloons and t...
http://t.co/UCB6O5sH - Lizzie Hughes Visiting Speaker at HSAD:
It was the poster that drew me in, the promise of a visiting speaker wo...
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- Fishnets used as headgear until the end of May:
So you’ve been down to the Museum of Club Culture haven’t you w...
Music Archive
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Different Language announce spring line ups at the Fruit warehouse
Posted on January 30, 2012 | No CommentsDifferent Language have revealed the dates and details of more warehouse parties this Spring -
Dear Sherlock UK debut draws big crowd to Fruit.
Posted on December 30, 2011 | No CommentsDreams are a powerful force and when allied with ambition, passion and doubtless talent they can become rather potent. -
Dear Sherlock a triumph through time and space…
Posted on December 12, 2011 | 2 CommentsOn the 22nd December Fruit, on Humber Street will be transformed for Christmas Noir: an altogether darker alternative to the usual glitzy tinsel laden festive fun. -
Sugar Mill to stay open
Posted on December 6, 2011 | 1 CommentI recently read the story in your paper saying that the Sugar Mill night club is to remain open while a potential buyer is sought. -
Hull’s musical renaissance
Posted on November 3, 2011 | No CommentsDormant since the birth of bands like Everything But The Girl, Hull is now a springboard for home grown musical talent. -
Different Language Hallowe’en Special
Posted on November 3, 2011 | No CommentsWith past guests including Sebo K, Simon Baker, Barem and Hector, the Different Language music policy spans house to techno.
