The 1.10 From New Brighton.

New GuST track. Words to come soon. 1st DEmo means the feel is there. And it's not fucking ABBA....

'LiBRiuM' (1st DEmo).m4a

FA out of our comfort zone but aiming to bring colour to a black and white world. This is a cover as part of a special collection in tribute to a great band and in particular to the memory of a very special drummer Kelvin Knight.
All Delta-5 covers will be available to download via Esper Scout - link to follow.  
Check out the original Delta-5 track 'Colour' here: https://youtu.be/7s0s1ug5njQ
You can find them on Bandcamp and Spotify etc.

Colour (Delta-5 cover)

Politicising The Dancefloor Audio Lecture

Out May 29, pre-order it here: https://www.beatport.com/release/feel-ep/2960513

@joshwinkofficial has a new EP 'Feel' coming via @ellum, backed with a  @dj-seinfeld remix. The Swedish artist's take on the track is a driving, peak-time banger that combines the power of bright synths and murky foundations

Feel (inc. DJ Seinfeld remix)

More exclusive music

Premiere: Josh Wink 'Feel' (DJ Seinfeld remix)

The much loved Cork band Emperor Of Icecream were due to release their album back in 1995, however it didn't happen. 25 years later, the band will bring us this long-overdue album 'No Sound Ever Dies'. Graham Finn of the band chats with Dan.

Emperor Of Ice Cream Interview - July 2020

Thousands of students will be starting university for the first time in the next few weeks. But, for many the transition from school and college to university will be fraught with worry. 

These worries initially surround how to make first impressions with new friends and tutors in a strange new world sometimes hundreds of miles away from home but they also encompass how to build productive, respectful and meaningful relationships with these people. Also, how do you use email and online communication effectively and respectively?

But, there are other concerns that new students worry about: how do you get a balance between work and enjoying what should be a hugely transformative period of your life?  How should you behave on social media, how should you project yourself and how can you use social media as part of your studies? 

And, on a day-to-day basis, the challenges can be huge. For example, how do you approach beginning to read academic texts and integrate them into your research journey? How do you plan and complete assessments? And, the six million dollar question: how can this work be integrated into getting work experience and placements and starting your transition into the job you really want.

In this podcast Dr Joel Rookwood, course leader in Sport Business Management at the University of Central Lancashire speaks to fellow Football Collective members Dr Alex Culvin (University of Salford), PhD researcher Connor Penfold (Ulster University), Professor Peter Millward (Liverpool John Moores University), Dr Dan Parnell (University of Liverpool) and Dr Paddy Hoey (Edge Hill University) about how to start university and how students might negotiate their way through their time in academia.

Freshers' Special: Advice for new students from the Football Collective

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“We’re a Salford based post-punk dark-electro duo. We exist at the edge of the analogue-digital divide, sometimes dreaming, always dancing. Cork at heart.”

Factory Acts are a Salford-based post-punk dark-electro duo. They exist at the edge of the analogue-digital divide, sometimes dreaming, always dancing. 

They are SoS (aka Susan O'Shea) on vocals, synths and analogue digital devices, and Matt Davies covering bass, beats and magic mixes. Factory Acts was born following the accidental creation of a new sound, and a hastily written two song instrumental debut at Salford Lad's Club. They hit the local gig circuit in 2012 self-releasing two singles, 'Senseless' and 'Fantasy', both of which have received repeated air play on BBC Introducing Manchester, Ireland's 2FM, Salford City Radio and numerous internet stations worldwide. Since then they have performed live from Manchester to Doncaster, from Leeds to London, taking in Cork on the way. Factory Acts has played the Salford Music Festival, headlined the 'Pussy-Whipped' festival in Edinburgh, and played alongside bands such as Salford legends Kill Pretty, plus Vile Electrodes, Tom Hingley, Ste McCabe, Naevus, The Witch Hunt, and the Jan Doyle Band to name but a few. 

Two years after their live debut, Factory Acts release their first EP, Thirst, on 4th July 2014 via Manchester-based independent label AnalogueTrash Records. Featuring four stand-out tracks of analogue-electronics that combine SoS's esoteric and haunting vocals with the pulsating, otherworldly beats and rhythms of Matt Davies. If you have a thirst, Factory Acts will leave you wanting more

Contact: factoryacts [at] gmail [dot] com

Video up on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvp6xO1Hgkw

Singed with AnalogueTrash Records - http://www.analoguetrash.co.uk/

Colour (Delta-5 cover)

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