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Pop Up Record Club Saturday 11th July 2015

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Record club pops up for the first time!

We’ve plotted long and hard to try holding a pop-up record club and now the first one is coming. It’ll be at Shipley’s The Triangle, home of beer, art and vinyl, on Saturday 11th July from 2 to 4 pm.

There’s no theme this time, just bring along any interesting records you’d like others to hear. Of course we may also have a chance to plunder Triangle’s stock! The Triangle is usually takeaway only but they’ll have a full license that day, so it’ll be a great opportunity to listen, drink a beer and browse their selected pre-owned vinyl. Continue reading Pop Up Record Club Saturday 11th July 2015

H2Ohhh!! 27th June 2015

H2Ohhh Shipley Record Club June 2015

This month we are delighted to join the fringe programme of the Shipley Street Arts Festival, celebrating the best in national and regional street performers and musicians. And a massive inflatable whale, apparently. They have a watery theme this year so we couldn’t resist doing the same ourselves. Continue reading H2Ohhh!! 27th June 2015

Undercover – 25th April, 2015 8pm

Our April record club meeting gives us a chance to listen to music as covered by other artists, with a bit of a focus on David Bowie. Have they brought out new fresh insights … or just destroyed the strengths of the originals? Tonight you’ll hear David Bowie cover his favourite UK artists from 1964-1967 in the first of two planned Bowie 1960’a nostalgia albums (the second never surfaced). You’ll also hear renowned drummer Dylan Howe’s recent take on Bowie’s 1970’s Berlin period. The third album choice have tracks that cover the full gamut of weird, wonderful and Wet Wet Wet. And of course there are the tracks that *you* will be bringing along…? 

Record Club Goes Undercover

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Space – 28th February, 2015, 8pm, at the Kirkgate Centre

Space

**Updated with voting buttons 22 Feb**
As Ballboy once sang Space is brilliant! It’s so vast above our heads, such a place to marvel, to be inspired by – and so silent.

Space is also something we see around us every day back on terra firma. It’s what’s immediately around us. It what’s in our heads.

The possibilities of space are limitless.

We would like to try and have a Record Club that covers that breadth, that marvel – and unlike space, people feel they can just go to it….

Continue reading Space – 28th February, 2015, 8pm, at the Kirkgate Centre