Think Pieces

BLM contributor Megan India argues that we should be spending our cash on the smaller gigs

For the creative, the path of inspiration cuts through their very mind. They are able to meander through their own thoughts, witnessing the most incredible sights and sounds, all heavily laden with emotion.

Ed Taylor, the founder of The Grey Area, gives BLM his view on his philosophy behind the eclectic artists from around the world that he brings to Bristol.

An exclusive exited extract from ‘Distraction Pieces with Scroobius Pip’ out August 11th

Eat Up for Starters supports people new to playing music and to promotes diversity in the Bristol live music scene. Ruth Oval explains their ethos here.

Amy Walpole of WITCH FEVER discusses on the events which happened at their Bristol headline show at Stag and Hounds and addressing one of the industries most pressing issues on sexism.

We headed to the #EndAusterityNow march which got us thinking about the relationship between music and politics.

Dan Sylvester of the Bristol Craft Beer Festival highlights the essential symbiosis between beer and music (and it's not just trashed hotel rooms).

Last Resort co-founder Adam Brooks talks of the importance in keeping things fun and free

Words: Leon Pattrick, Noods Radio Now three-and-a-half years into broadcasting, we've moved from our living room sofa, to mates’ bedrooms, our favourite pub, and then...