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NEWCASTLEWin a Les Paul Guitar!
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Wireless[MAGAZINE]Well straddle my filthy chops and call me Sandra. Your
favourite (or hopefully soon-to-be favourite) student
mag is back and were feeling sexier than ever! For those
of you that dont know it, every page of Wireless Magazine
is written and designed by students all over the UK - make
sure you get in on the action too (just go to
www.wirelessmag.co.uk/write). This issue is a bloody
humdinger, featuring exclusive interviews with the fat
thumbed comedy genius Russell Howard, the far-too-
clever director Rian Johnson, the terrifyingly hard Ben
Drew (Plan B to you and me), the laptop genius Dan Le Sac,
super catchy Fun. and Uni tips from the rather lovely
Fresh Meat actress Charlotte Ritchie. Oh and youll get
to learn what ketchup sex is too. Hot diggity. Enjoy... x
Freshers Edition 2012
This publication
is aimed at people
over the age of 18,
due to the nature
of its content. If
you are under 18, we suggest
you put this magazine down
and pick up a copy of
Kerrang or Seventeen or
something. Sorry about
that, our lawyers told us to
tell you.
Whilst every care has been taken
to ensure that the data in this
publication is accurate, neither
the publisher nor its editorial
contributors can accept any
liability to any party or loss or
damage caused by errors or
omissions resulting from
negligence, accident or any
other cause.
PUBLISHED BY UK STUDENT MEDIA LTD
Telephone 0151 345 3803
Advertising:
Editorial:
Editor: Andy Scott
Contributors: Joseph Smith, Clare Barry, Amy Pay, Ben Gibson,
Rosey Brown, Adam Clements, Ian Pemberton, Laura Griffiths, Zoe
Waterson, Michael Glynn, Emma Williams, Faye Duncan, Harriet
Midgley, Tom Johnson, Curtis McArdle, Alan Ormrod, Khia Reynolds
Design: Andy Scott, John Rule, Rob Armstrong, Zoey Lott, Becky
Ryan Photos: Rob Whitworth, Mark Sethi, Dave McEvoy
Big thanks to: Eugene and Bee at Entertainment One,
Atlantic, Paul at Zeitgeist, Everyone at ChuffMedia, Rachel at Nelly.com, Blacks Restaurant, Everyone at Redbus, Alka Seltzer.
Hannah at Avalon, Tom at Hall or Nothing, Lisa Vanoli Publicity, Claire at
WIN A LES PAUL
FESTIVAL ROUND UP CHEAP NIGHT
IN AWESOME COMPETITIONS THE
UNGOOGLEABLES THIS MONTH
NEWS FILMS This edition of Wireless was created largely
while wearing a luminous poncho, cursing the
weather and getting drunk in a field full of
maniacs. Both with and without glasses on.
Page 36: Ben Drew
Also in this
issue....
Page 20: Joe and the Giant
Burger
Page 30: Fun.
Page 16: Russell Howard
Page 32: Fresh Meats
Charlotte Ritchie
Page 34: The Mass Debate.
Page 24: Rian Johnson
Page 44: Get The Look
Page 14: 8 People Youll Meet
In Halls
Wireless Magazine (Newcastle) ISSN 2051-0292
words: Ben Gibson
Page 42: Dan Le Sac
In this issue....
Page 08: New bands you need
to see
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Not just any noodle place...
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FRESHERS FORTNIGHT
(Yes we know its 15 days,
but fortnight was catchier)
Two and a bit weeks of freshers events at a glance
15th September 16th september 17th september
18th september
21st september 22nd september
26th september
23rd september
24th september 25th september
19th september 20th september
The Big One DJ Fresh @ Domain & Reds Northumbria University
Welcome Fair @ Domain Northumbria University
Headphone Disco @ Domain Northumbria University
Pub Quiz @ Student Union Newcastle UniUni
007 Welcome Ball Feat.Tinchy Stryder @ Domain & Reds Northumbria Uni
Paintballing @ TBC Northumbria University
Real Ale & Cider Society Brewery Tour @ The Base Northumbria University Northumbria University
School Disco Foam Party @ Domain Northumbria University
Tour of St. James Park @ NSU Northumbria Uni
UV Rave Party Feat. Urban Knights @ Domain Northumbria University
Viva La Viva La Fiesta @ Reds Northumbria University
Fifa Tournament @ TBC
Northumbria University
Smirnoff Secret Sessions @ Domain Northumbria
University
Brighton BeachBrighton Beach @ Reds Northumbria
University
Mega Fresh Quiz @ Domain
Northumbria University
Pandamonium @ NUSU
Newcastle Newcastle University
The Wonka Experience @ NUSU Newcastle Uni
The Inbetweeners
School Disco Foam Party @ TBC Newcastle Uni
Oliver! Theatre TripTheatre Trip
@ Newcastle Theatre Royal Newcastle
Uni
The Wonka Experience @ NUSU Newcastle Uni
The Inbetweeners School Disco Foam Party Disco Foam Party @ TBC Newcastle University
Cosmic Bowling @ NUSU Newcastle University
Comedy Night @ NUSU Newcastle University
Cosmic Bowling @ NUSU Newcastle University
Welcome Fair @ Domain Northumbria University
Representation @ Training Room Northumbria Uni
Happy Campus Comedy ClubComedy Club @ Domain
NorthumbriaUniversity
Fast Friends @ Escape Northumbria University
Lo Reid Hypnotist @ Domain Northumbria University
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Now youre at Uni, there will be countless opportunities to get dow
n to your nearest
venue to check out some of the bands coming to town. Here is our pic
k of the best new
bands, so you can say yeah, I saw em first, I was down at the front, man.
...
Former members of Joe Lean & The Jing
Jang Jong got back together, bought
some paisley shirts and started
making 60's psych inspired shoegaze
stuff. It's all extremely good, and
they rather aptly supported the
Horrors earlier this year. This lot
will probably get pretty big, so make
sure you head out to see them when you
get a chance!
TOY
Alessi Laurent-Marke is a writer of
sweet, simple and honest songs
reminiscent of Belle And Sebastian or
The White Stripe's old acoustic
stuff. What's more, according to
Wikipedia her dad was one of the
producers behind Shooting Stars and
Snuff Box so you at least owe it to him
to go to all her gigs.
Alessis Arkwww.alessisark.com
It's unavoidable that
Savages will get a lot of
comparisons to Joy
Division because of
their trebley post punk
bass, tight drum patterns
and the lead singer's Ian
Curtis-esque haircut.
Another thing they have
in common with JD is
their tight, super-
humanly energetic live
shows, which is even more
impressive when you
consider that they've
hardly been together for
a year. Their single
Husbands is well worth a
listen...
Savages
www.savagesband.com
Electro duo Stubborn Heart have taken
on the near herculean task of
bringing an emotional edge to the
macho world of dubstep, with their
self proclaimed electronic soul
from the heart". The results sound
blippy and emotion wrenching, a bit
like Thom Yorke's solo stuff. Or if
you imagine Hurts having a sexy tango
with Skrillex.
Stubborn Heart www.stubbornheart.com
Before Aluna Francis and George Reid decided to combine names and
musical forces they were involved in high maintenance electro and
math rock outfits respectfully. Their joint venture consists of much
simpler melodic pop tunes sung over some super smart R'n'B
production work. The pair have embraced the modern American
mainstream in all its glory and set it back down in an interesting
direction. AlunaGeorgewww.alunageorge.com
www.toy-band.com
Theme Park's rare style of melodic
funk-rock is quickly earning them a
lot of attention. The popular
comparison is to Talking Heads, which
is completely fair on tracks like
'Milk' with its scratchy guitar and
simple keyboard melodies. Theyre on
tour at the moment, make sure you catch
them on the dates that arent sold out!
Alessis ArkAlessis Ark
Awesome electro-pop love songs with a
real icey, dark edge. Citizens! have
all the restraint and stylistic
prowess of the best 80s post-punk
groups and if nothing else,
danceability. They have a handful of
UK dates in September, before
buggering off on tour around the world
so we wholeheartedly recommend
catching them when you get the chance.
Citizens! www.citizenscitizens.com
This hotly tipped trio produce a
beautiful minimalist sound with
hugely affecting vocals courtesy of
their singer Elena Tonra. They've
been in Abbey Road Studios working on
their forthcoming debut, and going
off what little has been released so
far it's going to be something
special.
Daughter
The music of Rough Trade's Palma
Violets has been scarce throughout
the year but luckily they've been
touring relentlessly so you're bound
to see one of their chaotic live shows
before you hear a record. They often
play in their PJs and few months back
they were also arrested in Liverpool
for breaking into a helter skelter. If
they can stay out of jail long enough
to record their debut then it will
definitely be worth listening to.Palma Violetswww.facebook.com/palmaviolets
Winner of Sideline
Magazine's 'Face The
Beat' Competition, this
is a manic amalgamation
of influences which
results in some startling
and catchy tracks.
Theme Parkwww.themeparkband.com
With huge vibes of that grungey West
coast lo-fi sound, Splashh could well
be Britain's answer to Wavves. Come
to think of it even their names are
quite similar, which is kind of
fitting given that both bands eschew
originality in favour of being really
loud, getting wasted and just being
awesome in general.
Splashhwww.facebook.com/splashh.band
www.facebook.com/ohdaughter
Storybooks are a six
piece band who play indie
r o c k w i t h a n o l d
fashioned sincerity
rarely seen these days.
Lead singer Kristofer
Harris has an excellent
melancholy tinged voice
which works a treat on
their quieter numbers.
Storybooks
www.storybooksband.com
6-piece electronic-
tinged indie group
comparable to the Rakes /
Depeche Mode. Keep an eye
on em!
facebook.com/theadamskikid
The Adamski Kid
deadsocialclub.com
Dead Social Club
08 09
-
Now youre at Uni, there will be countless opportunities to get dow
n to your nearest
venue to check out some of the bands coming to town. Here is our pic
k of the best new
bands, so you can say yeah, I saw em first, I was down at the front, man.
...
Former members of Joe Lean & The Jing
Jang Jong got back together, bought
some paisley shirts and started
making 60's psych inspired shoegaze
stuff. It's all extremely good, and
they rather aptly supported the
Horrors earlier this year. This lot
will probably get pretty big, so make
sure you head out to see them when you
get a chance!
TOY
Alessi Laurent-Marke is a writer of
sweet, simple and honest songs
reminiscent of Belle And Sebastian or
The White Stripe's old acoustic
stuff. What's more, according to
Wikipedia her dad was one of the
producers behind Shooting Stars and
Snuff Box so you at least owe it to him
to go to all her gigs.
Alessis Arkwww.alessisark.com
It's unavoidable that
Savages will get a lot of
comparisons to Joy
Division because of
their trebley post punk
bass, tight drum patterns
and the lead singer's Ian
Curtis-esque haircut.
Another thing they have
in common with JD is
their tight, super-
humanly energetic live
shows, which is even more
impressive when you
consider that they've
hardly been together for
a year. Their single
Husbands is well worth a
listen...
Savages
www.savagesband.com
Electro duo Stubborn Heart have taken
on the near herculean task of
bringing an emotional edge to the
macho world of dubstep, with their
self proclaimed electronic soul
from the heart". The results sound
blippy and emotion wrenching, a bit
like Thom Yorke's solo stuff. Or if
you imagine Hurts having a sexy tango
with Skrillex.
Stubborn Heart www.stubbornheart.com
Before Aluna Francis and George Reid decided to combine names and
musical forces they were involved in high maintenance electro and
math rock outfits respectfully. Their joint venture consists of much
simpler melodic pop tunes sung over some super smart R'n'B
production work. The pair have embraced the modern American
mainstream in all its glory and set it back down in an interesting
direction. AlunaGeorgewww.alunageorge.com
www.toy-band.com
Theme Park's rare style of melodic
funk-rock is quickly earning them a
lot of attention. The popular
comparison is to Talking Heads, which
is completely fair on tracks like
'Milk' with its scratchy guitar and
simple keyboard melodies. Theyre on
tour at the moment, make sure you catch
them on the dates that arent sold out!
Alessis ArkAlessis Ark
Awesome electro-pop love songs with a
real icey, dark edge. Citizens! have
all the restraint and stylistic
prowess of the best 80s post-punk
groups and if nothing else,
danceability. They have a handful of
UK dates in September, before
buggering off on tour around the world
so we wholeheartedly recommend
catching them when you get the chance.
Citizens! www.citizenscitizens.com
This hotly tipped trio produce a
beautiful minimalist sound with
hugely affecting vocals courtesy of
their singer Elena Tonra. They've
been in Abbey Road Studios working on
their forthcoming debut, and going
off what little has been released so
far it's going to be something
special.
Daughter
The music of Rough Trade's Palma
Violets has been scarce throughout
the year but luckily they've been
touring relentlessly so you're bound
to see one of their chaotic live shows
before you hear a record. They often
play in their PJs and few months back
they were also arrested in Liverpool
for breaking into a helter skelter. If
they can stay out of jail long enough
to record their debut then it will
definitely be worth listening to.Palma Violetswww.facebook.com/palmaviolets
Winner of Sideline
Magazine's 'Face The
Beat' Competition, this
is a manic amalgamation
of influences which
results in some startling
and catchy tracks.
Theme Parkwww.themeparkband.com
With huge vibes of that grungey West
coast lo-fi sound, Splashh could well
be Britain's answer to Wavves. Come
to think of it even their names are
quite similar, which is kind of
fitting given that both bands eschew
originality in favour of being really
loud, getting wasted and just being
awesome in general.
Splashhwww.facebook.com/splashh.band
www.facebook.com/ohdaughter
Storybooks are a six
piece band who play indie
r o c k w i t h a n o l d
fashioned sincerity
rarely seen these days.
Lead singer Kristofer
Harris has an excellent
melancholy tinged voice
which works a treat on
their quieter numbers.
Storybooks
www.storybooksband.com
6-piece electronic-
tinged indie group
comparable to the Rakes /
Depeche Mode. Keep an eye
on em!
facebook.com/theadamskikid
The Adamski Kid
deadsocialclub.com
Dead Social Club
08 09
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What would you do
with 100?
What would you do
with 100?
Were looking for five of you entrepreneurial would-be
Richard Bransons, Deborah Meadens and Alan Sugars to
tell us how you would turn 100 into a real life profit
making idea. Maybe you have some great concepts for t-
shirt designs that you want to sell, or maybe you want
to put on a club night, or a gig? Or why stop there, maybe
you could turn your living room into your own miniature
pop up restaurant? Or a record label!
We want you to send us your ideas, and the best five will get given 100
and two weeks to see how you get on - and
! Plus, everyone elses profits
will go to the charity of the winners choice.
the person who makes the biggest
profit at the end of it can keep the lot
with
100?
What would
you do
Do you reckon you could turn it
into a whole load more?
Are you on to a winner with your idea??
Email us at briefly outlining your idea and how
you would go about it, along with your name, address and phone number.
Good luck!
COMPETITION
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...NEWCASTLE(and a bit)
Mon 10th September
The Cluny: Cate Le BonCornerhouse: Vieux Carre Jazzmen
Tue 11th September
O2 Academy: The Cult + Killing JokeThe Hotspur: TNS Newcastle
Wed 12th September
The Cluny: Divorce + Nately's Whore's Kid Sister + Tide Of IronWalders: Buskers Night
Thurs 13th September
Gateshead: The Sage: PlainsongHead Of Steam: Piney Gir + Gem Andrews + Correatown
Fri 14th September
O2 Academy: The Pink Floyd DimensionThe Cluny: Pineapple ThiefO2 Academy: Newcastles Biggest Friday Night Student Party
Sat 15th September
Mill Volvo Tyne Theatre: Open Mic UKNewcastle University Student Union: B.o.BCornerhouse: Mr Wray Band
Sun 16th September
Gateshead: The Three Tuns: Hellbound Hearts + Mother Firefly + Public SecretWardles: Dave And NicoleSt. Peters Social Club: Echoes
Mon 17th September
Gateshead: The Sage: DexysO2 Academy: Pierce The Veil & Crown The EmpireCornerhouse: Vieux Carre Jazzmen
Tue 18th September
O2 Academy: DappyMill Volvo Tyne Theatre: Joe McElderryThe Cluny: Butch Hancock + Paul HandysideGateshead: The Three Tuns: The Rise
Wed 19th September
Trillians Rock Bar: Nashville PussyStar & Shadow Cinema: Deep TimeThe Head Of Steam: Mark Morriss (The Bluetones)Gateshead: The Sage: Marc Almond
Thurs 20th September
O2 Academy: Then JericoLive Theatre: Jumpin Hot ClubGateshead: BALTIC Centre For Contemporary Art: Noizechoir
Fri 21st September The Sage Gateshead: Darren HayesO2 Academy: Maverick SabreThe Cumberland Arms: The Men They Couldnt HangSouth Shields: Custom House Arts Centre: The Christians
Sat 22nd September
Gateshead: The Sage: Space InvasionO2 Academy: Lee Paul BandHoochie Coochie: A Certain Ratio
Sun 23rd September
Gateshead: Julian CopeSt Peters Social Club: The GatecrashersGateshead: The Blue Bell: Thin Lizzy Tribute, Black Rose
Mon 24th September
O2 Academy: MaleficeThe Cluny: Cave Painting
Tue 25th September
Gateshead: The Three Tuns: Black InternationalO2 Academy: Straight LinesThe Hotspur: TNS Newcastle
Wed 26th September
O2 Academy: Halestorm & Zico ChainThe Cluny: Jessica Hoop02 Academy: Rival Sons
Thurs 27th September
O2 Academy: Richard HawleyBrandling Villa: The Blitz & LogozTrillians Rock Bar: Hostage Rescue Team + Dead Like WolvesThe Head Of Steam: Fitz
Fri 28th September
Gateshead: Pelaw Inn: DiabloGateshead: The Lancastrian: The JamdThe Cluny: The Rollin Clones
B.o.B:15th Sept@Newcastle
Student Union
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I Like Trains 16th October @ The Cluny, Newcastle Excellent indie rock with heavy Joy Division-like overtones.
Mistys Big Adventure 1st October @ The Cluny, Newcastle Disregarding the superficiality of music industry trends, surrealist pop-group Mistys Big Adventure produce quality songs with life affirming properties.
Slash 15th October @ 02 Academy Is he everything thats wrong with rock or everything thats right with it?
Nickelback - 5th October @ Metro RadioArena - Nickelback are to music what Golden Wonder are to crisps, or what Ringo was to the Beatles, or what Episode I was to Star Wars etc.
Mistys BigAdventure
Sat 29th September
O2 Academy: Rollin ClonesHeaton RAOB Club: BorderlandNewcastle: The Cumberland Arms: Thomas Truax02 Academy: Dragon Force
Sun 30th September
The Cluny: Smoke FairiesO2 Academy: While She SleepsGateshead: The Sage: The Levellers
Mon 1st October
O2 Academy: Azealia BanksThe Cluny: Mistys Big AdventureThe Cluny: A Plastic Rose + Wecamefromwolves
Tues 2nd October
Gateshead: The Sage: Ray DaviesThe Cluny: BoycieThe Hotspur: TNS Newcastle Free Live Folk Session
Wed 3rd October
Gateshead: The Sage: Andy McKee + Preston Reed + Jon GommMetro Radio Arena: George MichaelGosforth: The Queen Victoria: #coolasfolk
Thurs 4th October
Gateshead: The Sage: Kathryn WilliamsThe Cluny: Al LewisThe Other Rooms: Mausi
Fri 5th October
Metro Radio Arena: NickelbackLegends: XP802 Academy: We Are AugustinesGateshead: Old Town Hall: Harajuku!
Sat 6th October
Gateshead: Black Bull: DiabloO2 Academy: Reckless LoveHoochie Coochie: IncognitoNorthumbria University Student Union: Hugh Cornwell
Sun 7th October
O2 Academy: Twisted WheelThe Cluny: Jason And The ScorchersSt. Peters Social Club: The Proper Boys
Mon 8th October
Gateshead: The Sage: UltravoxThe Cluny: The Travelling BandTrillians Rock Bar: The Skints02 Academy: Gallows
Tue 9th October
O2 Academy: Newton FaulknerNewcastle City Hall: Richard StreetNorthumbria University Union: Benjamin Francis Leftwich
Wed 10th October
Newcastle City Hall: Deacon BlueThe Cluny: Palma Violets02 Academy: Nina Nesbitt
Thurs 11th October
Gateshead: Roddy WoombleO2 Academy: Reverend & The MakersTrillians Rock Bar: Antlered Man02 Academy: Fearless Vampire Killers
Nickleback:
5th Oct@Metro Radio Arena
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listingsnw@ukstuden
tmedia.net
Fri 12th October
O2 Academy: Bloc PartyStar Inn: On The RocksThe Cluny: We Were Promised Jetpacks
Sat 13th October
The Star: BorderlandO2 Academy: PropagandaHead Of Steam: Alex Butler
Sun 14th October
Gateshead: The Sage: Mary CoughlinThe Cluny: Fossil Collective02 Academy: Bowling For Soup
Mon 15th October
Gateshead: The Sage: Shawn ColvinO2 Academy: SlashMill Volvo Tyne Theatre: The Haunting
Tue 16th October
The Cluny: I Like TrainsO2 Academy: The EnemyThe Hotspur: TNS Newcastle Free Live Folk Session
Wed 17th October
Trillians Rock Bar: Jet BlackNewcastle City Hall: Level 42Gosforth: The Queen Victoria: #coolasfolk
Thurs 18th October
Gateshead: The Sage: Seth LakemanThe Cluny: The Twilight SadThe Cluny: The Wicked Whispers02 Academy: Flux Pavilion
Fri 19th October
Newcastle University Students Union: TerrorvisionLegends: Alter CreedBlakes Coffee House: Carly Blaine + Graeme Armstrong
Sat 20th October
Newcastle City Hall: Last Night Of The PromsO2 Academy: Little Comets02 Academy: The FarmHoochie Coochie: Charles Walker & The Dynamites
Sun 21st October
Seven Stories: Eleanor And Julias Musical AdventuresGateshead: The Sage: Don McLeanSt. Peters Social Club: The Deetees
Mon 22nd October
02 Academy: Ben MontagueTheatre Royal: Oliver!Trillians Rock Bar: Random Hand
Tues 23rd October
Northumbria University Student Union: The Devin Townsend ProjectThe Cluny: Bo NingenDigital: Delphic + D/R/U/G/S
Wed 24th October
Gosforth: The Queen Victoria: #coolasfolkThe Cluny: FolksDigital: Delilah
Thurs 25th October
The Cluny: Colin Vearncombe AKA BlackTyneside Irish Centre: Gemma Hayes02 Academy: Dan Le Sac & FriendsMetro Radio Arena: Nicki Minaj
Fri 26th October
The Cluny: Blacklisters + We Are Knuckle Dragger02 Academy: No Lights At Lockdown02 Academy: Heaven 17
Sat 27th October
Hoochie Coochie: Westcoast SoulstarsThe Cluny: Damien Dempsey02 Academy: I Am I
Sun 28th October
Head Of Steam: Brother & BonesThe Cluny: Skinny ListerThe Cluny: Two Gallants02 Academy: Labrinth
Mon 29th October
The Cluny: Ellen And The EscapadesThe Cluny: Toy02 Academy: The Cribs
Tues 30th October
Trillians Rock Bar: Modulate + SurgynThe Cluny: Pure Love02 Academy: Lucy Rose
Wed 31st October Salford: The Lowry: Kevin BridgesManchester Academy: Two Gallants + Every Time I Die
Nicki Minaj:
25th Oct@Metro R
adio Arena
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HAVE YOU
GOT JOB
VACANCIES
TO FILL?
From November, well be
launching a student jobs
section in Wireless.
Email us for more info:[email protected]
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