Event Manager (Diversity Fest, LGBT Queer Fest) Broadcaster (Sheffield Live!), Artist.
Word Writer at Joob Belle Ends
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It's a colourful carnage and a warm embrace, 
So take off your anguish and get naked in grace.

Newcastle’s Electro-rock 3-piece Sapien Trace will throw you into their sci-fi world with jackhammer beats, intense sci-fi synthesizer riffs and distinctive yet contrasting vocals gaining a reputation as the north's best kept musical secrets.
The band formed in late 2017. Mark, Dan, Alex.

Pothole is not a band from Westport in the west of Ireland. The four members are Dog on bass, Dog on guitar (and sometimes two guitars), Dog on drums, Dog on Vocals and backing vox and occasionally Dog on keyboards. Our great friend Dog records and mixes our songs in Dogs bedroom on an ancient Korg D12 which is sort of broken but sort of works as well. Threadbare clothes, broken equipment and a desire to shout about the things that Dog finds irritating are the fuel to the fire for what is Pothole - A slap in the face for some - For others, some comfort can be drawn from knowing that you are not the only one who finds the majority of human beings rather irritating.

https://diversityfest.wordpress.com/, 
https://web.sheffieldlive.org/shows/diversity-fest-radio

I write poems, and sometimes I say them out loud.

Writer, mama, and pagan witch with a heart full of rain and rivers, moss and thorns.

Pete Green writes and sings about coasts and islands, railways, walking, getting lost, love, whisky, underachievement, and rubbish football. Their work increasingly combines music, poetry and field recordings. Pete's first solo single, Everything I Do is Gonna Be Sparkly, was played on Radio 1 in 2007 and made the sound go funny. Afterwards Pete wrote about that too. When not playing solo they can be found fronting Sheffield indiepop optimists The Sweet Nothings. Pete's most recent release is We're Never Going Home (2016), an album about running away, rivers, wishes, shorelines, lost railways, being halfway through life and still not knowing, and getting wasted on single malt whisky through the night the world ends. Pete's poetry has appeared in various journals including Caught By The River and The Fenland Reed, and their pamphlet Sheffield Almanac is published by Longbarrow Press: it's a 36-page love poem about relocation, regeneration, rivers and rain.

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