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 Bristol Prog / Metal Band Stone Hammer have released their self titled debut EP. Formed at ATM (Access to Music) in 2007, the band take their influences
from Dream Theater, Tool, Metallica, Disturbed, Pink Floyd amongst others, and will be heading for the US in August to meet Prog legends Dream Theater. For more info, or to find out how to listen to the EP or get a copy, follow the link...
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 Martin Wardley and the Choice of Kings are lauching their album on Thursday 23rd July at the Porter Cellar Bar, Bath, with Al Libby.
Martin's tunes have been compared to tunesmiths ranging from Nick Cave
and Mark Lanegan to bands like the Pixies and the Charlatans. Although
the album was recorded with several other musicians, he is planning a
number of low key solo gigs before putting together a band to tour the
album.
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 Punk Rock has had a long standing visibility in the UK and we're going to show you how the South West does it at Trinity. Celebrating the sound of a long established Bristol music subculture, we bring you:
The Bolsheviks, Slagerij, Severe:Zero, The Denial Factor, Las Kellies, plus guests.
These punk girls and boys will be rocking your world along with a Compere extraordinaire, VT show, Camdenesque Market, entertainers and of course a bar to quench your thirst.
Live Punk Bands plus DJ.
Tickets from Bristol Ticket Shop
£6/£5 concessions
Saturday 25th July 2009
Doors 8pm-2am
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 24th July 2009 - Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol
Free
The Switch collective are proud to present a special Dialogue evening at the Arnolfini. The fourth installment in an eclectic series of events featuring audio-visual installation and live performance. This unique event will take place on the quayside adjacent to the Arnolfini, and in the Arnolfini bar. Featuring performances by: The Karman Cube Ensemble, Chris Young, Alexander Thomas, I Am The Mighty Jungulator and Intel Splinters.
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 The Exhibition showcase their new single 'All The Stars' (release date 24th Aug 2009) along with a set-full of other rocking tunes.
support:
EBEN
GROOVE METAL PUNK
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On Saturday July 4th 2009, the Teenage Rampage tour rolls into Bristol at Mr Wolf's Noodle Bar (St. Stephens Street, Bristol) featuring performances from young acts including: The Naturals, In Your Honour, Social Flat Line, Road to Recovery, Milly Darby
The regional heat will begin with a special guest performance from The Locarnos, who played on the 2007 TR tour and have since gone on to support Black Kids and Glasvegas on their national tours and also played at Glastonbury and Latitude Festivals.
Entry is £3, tickets are available from Bristol Ticket Shop or on the door. Doors open at 1pm, and are open to all Ages.
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 Possibly the coolest Bristolcentric evening of bass tickles, so step up, get down to the Croft, and party (whilst raising money for this year's community festival, of course). £3 entry gets you into both rooms at The Croft on Sat 11th July, to feast your ears and feet on Statix Featuring Shadz And Frilla, Al Tourettes, Bass Bints Djs, Weasel, Spydogen and Funk From The Trunk.
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 A once in a life time opportunity to hear Bristol's drum & bass legend, Roni Size, team up with the acclaimed classical composer, William Goodchild, to celebrate Bristol's musical talent - past, present and future. Roni Size and William Goodchild will combine their creative forces with the Emerald Ensemble Chamber Orchestra, a Gospel Choir, and Roni's own band, Reprazent, for a unique, one-off performance at Bristol's Colston Hall, Friday, September 25th 2009.
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 AGITrawkers Loci will be back in Bristol for a night of nightmarish joy-noise at the Croft on Thursday 2nd July. Joined by purveyers of noise Exit International and alternative progsters Port Erin, this promises to be a wonderfully noisy night, so don't stay in and be quiet!
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 A fun workshop of this traditional dance style, developed by South
African miners as a secret means of communication. Suitable for
everybody who can jump up and down!
Part of Zimbabwe Day - 12 hours of music, dance, food, film and discussion – 12 hours of the best of Zimbabwe! The events are all free – and there’s something for everyone, all ages and all tastes, here at the Pierian Centre.
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 I was the son of the Duke of Nowhere.
Nowhere was home. The first sound I remember
was engines sawing steam, the butt
and squeal of waggons full of clunk
shunted cruelly. Lifted to the window sill
I had my first sight of our exile
as I thought: Here, me,
watching… There, trains, going away……. (the opening of The Duke of Nowhere)
Philip Gross brings his prize-winning poetry to the Pierian Centre on
Saturday 20th June. This evening of poetry and music brings to a climax
our programme of arts and events for Refugee Week.
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