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Our round-up of new Brighton music - including releases from Flevans, I Am Fya, Laundromat, Birdeatsbaby, Pog, Dez Dare, Dog of Man and Arxx.
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Our round-up of new Brighton music - including releases from ELLiS·D, Dog of Man, Libra Libra, Hutch, The Family Grave, Oli Spleen and DITZ.
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Photographer Ashley Laurence set out to discover the 'bright' in Brighton, reflecting February's bold winter sunshine in this month's Street Source.
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This month, the SOURCE office has been busy listening to the likes of Bat For Lashes, Hidden Orchestra and Bunty. It's a hard life.
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This is it boys and girls, THE Virgins account we have all been waiting for. All sniggering aside, dogging is a hobby for the curious and coy alike. Our virgin navigates the unspoken language of the remote lookout point.
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SOURCE Virgins: Doing things for the first time. Rebecca La Zaro has a pop at writing erotica.
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We couldn't really do a food issue without stretching our own palates - thankfully we couldn't find anyone serving horse or dog dishes but you still might be surprised at some of the things we let past our lips for the first time.
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This month Sarah Hadlum tells us about her first protest up by Tory HQ; anti-coalition movements, sit-ins and scarf-wearing anarchists.
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Nick Coquet found himself footloose and fancy free, and decided to give the ladies of hyperspace the opportunity of a lifetime, an amorous spider looking to catch a juicy fly in the worldwide web.
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The trend for afternoon shows continues with a superb double-bill of indie bands at The Albert.
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Some corkers have been added to the bill including Opus Kink, Plantoid, Soft Play and the Lambrini Girls.
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2024 proved to be a classic edition of this beautiful local festival, with Daisy Rickman and Aircooled providing notable high points.
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John Francis Flynn brings his stunning voice and hushed twist on folk to headline an exceptional night at Concorde 2, with support from Hollow Hand.
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Despite the downpour, SOURCE reviewed 40 gigs in one weekend at Mutations including sets by Acid Klaus, DITZ, Porridge Radio and Fat White Family.
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Electronic musician Alessandro Cortini crafts an intricate, hypnotic soundscape for the packed ACCA hall.
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Brighton People's Theatre serves up top performances, stories and food.
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Despite some crazy weather, ravers flocked to Brighton seafront for the first weekend of On The Beach festival featuring Chase & Status and Carl Cox.
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Jen Cloher received a very warm welcome at the Green Door Store as part of the tour for the new album ‘I Am The River, The River Is Me’.
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We explored Brighton's art scene in search of the city's best contemporary galleries, visiting local institutions, hidden gems and seaside studios.
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The Great Escape provided another intense weekend with music from the likes of The Last Dinner Party, O, Sorry, Benefits, Snayx, DITZ and TRAAMS.
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The wild sons of Brighton return from the hills with fire in their hearts for a headline show at Patterns.
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Star of Netflix's Chef's Table, Ivan Orkin brings his world-renowned Japanese food to Brighton.
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DJ set, live show and showcase for emerging talent, a new club night hosted by Sussex-based trio Noisy is exactly what the Brighton scene needs!
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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of their seminal first album, Plainsong came to the Greys to take us on a musical trip through the history of the band.
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The Irish psych-folk indie artist Aoife Nessa Frances graced the Prince Albert with her presence, and Brighton Source were there to bear witness.
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